Dancin’ in the Street:
A Totally 80’s Prom Night

Cast from the play, Dancin’ in the Street: A Totally 80’s Prom Night
Cast from the play, Dancin’ in the Street: A Totally 80’s Prom Night

Dancin’ in the Street: A Totally 80’s Prom Night is scheduled for a one-show-only presentation at the Street Theatre on Aug. 18 at 6 pm. Remember the music, like Queen, Journey, Pat Benetar, Michael Jackson, Duran Duran, The Police? Remember the movies, like Sixteen Candles, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, Back to the Future, E.T?

Remember the TV shows, like The Wonder Years, MacGyver, Knight Rider, A-Team, The Cosby Show? Come wax nostalgic at the most fun prom night ever!

With something for everyone, this is going to be a fun and fantastic night to remember and all for a good cause—to help the Street Theatre Company continue to produce outstanding theatre in Nashville. Come on and relive those glory days of the ‘80s!

This totally awesome event is on Sunday, August 18, at 6 pm. Tickets are $25 in advance/$30 at the door and include a buffet, punch (spiked for the seniors and not for the underclassmen), karaoke performances of your favorite ‘80s songs by Street Theatre performers past and present, and of course dancing!

Be ready to bid on over 30 spectacular Silent Auction items and win prizes by participating in interactive games (how well do you remember that TV theme song?). Feel free to bring out your best (or worst) prom attire! To purchase tickets, visit www.streettheatrecompany.org or call 615-554-7414.

Street Theatre Company has earned a reputation for producing high quality productions and youth programs. Your attendance will support STC in continuing their mission to foster professional, affordable and accessible theatre, music and arts education in Nashville by producing the highest quality performances and educational workshops, and providing artistic opportunities for young people.

For more information about Street Theatre or the ‘80s Dancin’ in the Street event, e-mail Cathy Street, artistic director at cathy@streettheatre company.org

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