On Sunday, March 29, use a secret password to gain access to Fountain Hills Theater’s Broadway in the Hills Speakeasy.
Wear your best 1920s attire and immerse yourself in the era of prohibition, flappers, gangsters and jazz clubs.
The police might raid the place, but don’t worry, your drinks will be well disguised – so feel free to dance the night away to the sounds of the 1920s performed by the 52nd Street Jazz Band.
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On Sunday, March 29, use a secret password to gain access to Fountain Hills Theater’s Broadway in the Hills Speakeasy.
Wear your best 1920s attire and immerse yourself in the era of prohibition, flappers, gangsters and jazz clubs.
The police might raid the place, but don’t worry, your drinks will be well disguised – so feel free to dance the night away to the sounds of the 1920s performed by the 52nd Street Jazz Band.
Enjoy live entertainment as actors announce next season’s shows, and be sure to pick up the fresh-off-the press 2015-16 season schedule from the newsies.
Enjoy the gourmet buffet table provided by acclaimed Scottsdale caterer Put a Fork in It, and bid on exciting silent auction items such as golf and spa packages, experiences like Bondurant Racing, jewelry, artwork, and dining and beauty baskets.
This year’s Broadway in the Hills is a brand new, revamped evening of roarin’ fun at the Fountain Hills Community Center.
Call the Box Office at 480-837-9661, ext. 3, to reserve a seat or table, or to donate to the event if one cannot attend. Ticket price is $125 per person, or $1000 for a table of 10.
A portion of the ticket price is tax-deductible. The event is partially sponsored by Wells Fargo Bank and supported by the Arizona Lottery.
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