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Hello, Denver music lovers! Airplay may not be performing together as a band any more, but Airplay’s lead vocalist Debbie Montgomery has been busy at work writing and starring in a new production of her musical play “Rock of Aging”, being performed at the Firehouse Theater Company in Denver June 17th through July 15th. Details and tickets here:
http://firehousetheatercompany.com/showdetails.php?show=104

A Parody/Revue of the Music of the 60’s and 70’s

What happens when one hasn’t planned very well for retirement? The fading yet formerly hit 60’s and 70’s rock and roll group of Willy Withers, Tina Tumor, and Rickie D. Bones are finding out. These aging rockers, forced to sing for their supper by taking any gigs they can, notice more each day how hard it is to “keep on keepin’ on.” The group forges a new bond as they give the songs of their youth fresh meaning – singing about such aging maladies as weight gain, memory loss, and gastric issues (think about having that first colonoscopy performed to the chorus, “Snake it up doctor, if you twist – I’ll shout!”). Together these Boomers learn that while aging “ain’t for sissies,” they’re more than ready, with the help of their beloved rock and roll, to face and to celebrate all the challenges that growing older brings.

Hope you will come and enjoy the show!

By Deborah Montgomery
Directed by Lorraine Scott
Musical Direction by Trent Hine
Music Arranged by Eric Weinstein
Lyrics Adapted by Bill Paddock & Deborah Montgomery

Performances at The John Hand Theater (Lowry Area), 7653 East 1st Place, Denver, CO 80230

Deborah Montgomery

[Editor’s note: I went to see this musical a couple of years ago. Laughed my A** off!!! Really fun way to spend an evening – especially with “older” friends. I recommend that you GO see it!]

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