Buy Tickets From the 2009-2010 Season: Straight Up with a Twist: Jeff McKerley in Concert Playing July 01, 2010 to July 03, 2010

$12 General Admission Preview Thursday July 1

Jeff McKerley classes up the joint with three song-and-story-filled evenings at the Tavern, July 1, 2 & 3.
Sit back and enjoy one of Atlanta's most charismatic and award-winning entertainers as he performs numbers from past musicals (both at the Tavern and around the city) and sprinkles in some short stories and anecdotes about his song-filled life growing up in Anniston, Asheville, and Atlanta. You may hear anything from Kander & Ebb to Gilbert & Sullivan, with other favorites in between.
This is sure to be a special event with a few surprise guests and even a drinking game during one of the songs!

$5 Martinis available at the front bar before the show and at intermission!

Special Ticket Prices:
$12 General Admission Preview Thursday July 1
$20 General Admission Friday July 2 & 3.  (No Discounts Available)
All shows start at 7:30pm
Food and drink bars are open from 6:15pm-7:25pm.


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Duration

Act One - 50 minutes Act 2 - 45 minutes (Approx.)

Show Times
Shows at the New American Shakespeare Tavern begin at 7:30pm, except on Sundays, when they begin at 6:30pm

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How difficult is this Shakespearean play to grasp? On a scale of 1 to 10.
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You may already know the story and what happens at the end. But even if you don’t, the play is light and the plot is easy to follow. Limited violence, limited bawdiness (though please note that Shakespeare was a bawdy writer, you can’t escape it in any of his plays). There are very few things – historical, religious, or political – that you need to know ahead of time. Just enjoy!

We recommend this type of play to families, school-age kids, first-timers to Shakespeare, or anyone who just wants to do something fun on a night off. This type of play is perfect for large groups like birthday parties or special event gatherings.

How to prepare for seeing this kind of play: Just show up! You don’t need to know the play to follow along and enjoy.

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