The health and safety of our patrons, staff, and artists is our highest priority. We are announcing that the remaining shows for the current Freedom Hall Series are canceled. This includes the matinee shows on March 24 and April 21, and also our main series shows on March 20 and April 17.

Matinee
• March 24 - Ella Fitzgerald: First Lady of Song starring Alexis J. Roston
• April 21 - Southern Nights: Michael Ingersoll sings Glen Campbell

Main Series
• March 20 - Alex Cuba
• April 17 - Higher and Higher: A Rock n’ Soul Shindig! starring Chester Gregory

We are already in conversation with representatives for the canceled shows to reschedule as part of the 2020–2021 Freedom Hall Series which will start in October. When the series is announced and tickets go on sale, you may exchange your ticket into any future performance of the same show or any other performance.

At this difficult time, we are thankful to be part of such a wonderful community of our patrons and artists who enrich our lives. We ask for your patience and understanding as we navigate through the next steps to when we can welcome you back to our wonderful venue for the enriching experience of live theater!

PBS star Michael Ingersoll remembers the musical legend, Glen Campbell. Ingersoll earned acclaim starring in Jersey Boys (original San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Chicago casts) and Under the Streetlamp on PBS. Chicago Sun-Times declares, "He's got star written all over him." A gifted storyteller, Ingersoll relates Campbell's rags to riches journey with grit, gratitude, and grace. From groundbreaking collaborations with Elvis, Sinatra, and The Beach Boys, to a chart-topping solo and TV career, to his noble battle with Alzheimer's, Campbell is an inspiration to millions. Songs include, "Gentle On My Mind," "Rhinestone Cowboy," "Galveston," and "God Only Knows."

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