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SUMMARY:I'm Gonna Marry You Tobey Maguire
DESCRIPTION:It’s 2004\, and 14-year-old Shelby Hinkley has kidnapped Tobey Maguire\, at the height of his career\, to force him into marrying her. \nContent Disclosures: \nKidnapping\, Self Harm Ideation\, Adult Language\, Drug Use\, and Sexual Situations and Themes \nShow Dates: \nOctober 9th\, 7:30 PM \nOctober 10th\, 2:00 PM \nOctober 10th\, 7:30 PM \nOctober 11th\, 2:00 PM \nOctober 11th\, 7:30 PM \nTickets: I’m Gonna Marry You Tobey Maguire via ThunderTix \n 
URL:https://newprospecttheatre.org/event/im-gonna-marry-you-tobey-maguire/
LOCATION:Lucas Hicks Auditorium
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SUMMARY:Laughing Hamster Comedy Festival Finale Show Starring Sam Miller
DESCRIPTION:It’s the Laughing Hamster Comedy Festival Finale Show\, featuring the hilarious Sam Miller and featuring Jaci Terjeson. This in-person event is the perfect way to wrap up the festival with a bang. Bring your friends\, grab a beverage and snacks in the theatre lobby and enjoy an evening full of jokes\, fun\, and good vibes. Don’t miss out on the chance to see Sam Miller and Jaci Terjeson live and laugh your heart out! \nTickets: Laughing Hamster Comedy Festival Finale Show Starring Sam Miller Tickets\, Saturday\, October 17  •  8 PM – 10 PM | Eventbrite
URL:https://newprospecttheatre.org/event/laughing-hamster-comedy-festival-finale-show-starring-sam-miller/
LOCATION:Lucas Hicks Auditorium
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SUMMARY:The Paperboys: Night One
DESCRIPTION:Is it a globe-touring sextet that\, in a single set\, can be counted on to stomp through Celtic \nreels\, traditional Mexican folk\, fiddle tunes\, New Orleans brass band music\, classic pop songcraft\, bluegrass\, and even a philosophical waltz or two\, before bringing it all home with \na Latino/West African singalong? \nI didn’t think so. \nIs it a fearless\, freewheeling band sometimes referred to as the “Los Lobos of Canada\,” veterans of an estimated 4\,300 shows since the band’s 1992 formation? \nWhat if I told you that this band doesn’t just exist—they flourish\, and have been converting full concert halls of indifferent strangers into devoted fans for the last 30 years? \nThe name of this musical collective is The Paperboys. They are a Canadian treasure. \nThe heart of The Paperboys is a trio of gifted songwriters and musicians: Founder Tom Landa\, a fedora-hatted vocalist/guitarist/bandleader who immigrated from Mexico to Canada in his teens; Kalissa Landa\, a lifelong fiddler/vocalist with a preternatural command of melody; and Spirit of the West’s flautist/guitarist/vocalist Geoffrey Kelly\, already a \nCanadian musical icon when he hopped on the P’boys bus in 1997. \nThough by no means a jam band\, The Paperboys reinvent their show every time they step onstage. Once the band agrees on the opening song\, there is no set list. The song finishes\, the crowd reacts\, Landa reads the room\, and the journey begins. Every night. The world has changed seismically since 1992\, but The Paperboys fan base has stuck with the band\, and \ngrown. “It goes beyond perseverance\,” Landa says about the band’s legacy\, “and into some kind of connectivity and resonance we have with people. We’ve created a community.” \nThough best known for their live show\, The Paperboys also have another ace up their sleeve: \nA deep and impressive discography. The band has released 10 recordings—including the \nJuno Award-winning Molinos—receiving accolades from MOJO Magazine and fRoots \nMagazine along the way. They’ve been two-time recipients of the West Coast Music Award\, composed scores for two films\, and been nominated for a Leo Award for best original song in the Hong Kong/Canada film release\, Lunch With Charles. \nAlthough perennially adored and praised by alternative media and national radio networks \nNPR and CBC\, commercial success has eluded the band. Undaunted\, The Paperboys have kept in perpetual motion\, building a cult following through the impact of its incendiary live show and proud DIY spirit. \nEven the pandemic couldn’t silence The Paperboys. Tom and Kalissa maintained a warm connection with their homebound fans by posting their now-legendary Slipper Sessions online\, playing gorgeous\, stripped-down versions of their repertoire\, with their kids and cats sometimes wandering through the margins of the videos. \nTickets: The Paperboys: Night One via ThunderTix
URL:https://newprospecttheatre.org/event/the-paperboys-night-one/
LOCATION:Lucas Hicks Auditorium
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261029T200000
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SUMMARY:The Paperboys: Night Two
DESCRIPTION:When you think of Canadian music\, who are the first contemporary artists that come to \nmind? \nIs it a globe-touring sextet that\, in a single set\, can be counted on to stomp through Celtic \nreels\, traditional Mexican folk\, fiddle tunes\, New Orleans brass band music\, classic pop songcraft\, bluegrass\, and even a philosophical waltz or two\, before bringing it all home with \na Latino/West African singalong? \nI didn’t think so. \nIs it a fearless\, freewheeling band sometimes referred to as the “Los Lobos of Canada\,” veterans of an estimated 4\,300 shows since the band’s 1992 formation? \nWhat if I told you that this band doesn’t just exist—they flourish\, and have been converting full concert halls of indifferent strangers into devoted fans for the last 30 years? \nThe name of this musical collective is The Paperboys. They are a Canadian treasure. \nThe heart of The Paperboys is a trio of gifted songwriters and musicians: Founder Tom Landa\, a fedora-hatted vocalist/guitarist/bandleader who immigrated from Mexico to Canada in his teens; Kalissa Landa\, a lifelong fiddler/vocalist with a preternatural command of melody; and Spirit of the West’s flautist/guitarist/vocalist Geoffrey Kelly\, already a \nCanadian musical icon when he hopped on the P’boys bus in 1997. \nThough by no means a jam band\, The Paperboys reinvent their show every time they step onstage. Once the band agrees on the opening song\, there is no set list. The song finishes\, the crowd reacts\, Landa reads the room\, and the journey begins. Every night. The world has changed seismically since 1992\, but The Paperboys fan base has stuck with the band\, and \ngrown. “It goes beyond perseverance\,” Landa says about the band’s legacy\, “and into some kind of connectivity and resonance we have with people. We’ve created a community.” \nThough best known for their live show\, The Paperboys also have another ace up their sleeve: \nA deep and impressive discography. The band has released 10 recordings—including the \nJuno Award-winning Molinos—receiving accolades from MOJO Magazine and fRoots \nMagazine along the way. They’ve been two-time recipients of the West Coast Music Award\, composed scores for two films\, and been nominated for a Leo Award for best original song in the Hong Kong/Canada film release\, Lunch With Charles. \nAlthough perennially adored and praised by alternative media and national radio networks \nNPR and CBC\, commercial success has eluded the band. Undaunted\, The Paperboys have kept in perpetual motion\, building a cult following through the impact of its incendiary live show and proud DIY spirit. \nEven the pandemic couldn’t silence The Paperboys. Tom and Kalissa maintained a warm connection with their homebound fans by posting their now-legendary Slipper Sessions online\, playing gorgeous\, stripped-down versions of their repertoire\, with their kids and cats sometimes wandering through the margins of the videos. \nTickets: The Paperboys: Night Two via ThunderTix
URL:https://newprospecttheatre.org/event/the-paperboys-night-two/
LOCATION:Lucas Hicks Auditorium
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SUMMARY:An Evening with Steph & Company
DESCRIPTION:Finding ourselves in music isn’t a new idea\, but to her surprise\, the ‘Steph’ in Steph & Co\, found a whole new corner of the live music world she didn’t know existed\, and quickly became eager to find her place in it. Brought in to sing on a song by fellow musicians Jenner Fox and Jeremy Elliot\, on their debut duo album ‘The Moon That Moves the Sea’\, Steph was inspired by the melodies\, lyrics\, intentional writing style that they brought as well as the community it brings together. This fascination and inspiration was furthered in getting to tour a bit with the duo\, and the\, now sometimes trio\, definitely felt something spark. \nHaving always been a songwriter\, but mostly performing in cover and tribute acts\, Steph knew it was time to take the leap. The idea of Steph & Co was born. Together with Jenner Fox and Jeremy Elliott\, songs have been crafted to showcase stories and self reflective lyrics\, expressed through powerful vocals\, harmonies\, and incredible instrumentation. \nTickets: https://tadpoleproductions.thundertix.com/events/270304 \n 
URL:https://newprospecttheatre.org/event/an-evening-with-steph-company/
LOCATION:Lucas Hicks Auditorium
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