Open Mic Night at the Gateway
The Open Mic Night has become a fixture on the fourth Thursday of the month at WTA’s Gateway.
With the guidance of Lorie Strother, the Dreaded Blues Lady, the evening provides a showcase for seasoned and novice performers who want the opportunity to preview their works before a local audience. Comics, poets, and musicians of all sorts have brought their talents to Gateway stage.
Shows are at 7 p.m. at WTA’s Gateway, 329 West Main in downtown Waynesboro. Admission is Pay-What-You-Will.
The program is open to all performers and all styles of entertainment. To reserve a spot on the show, performers need to call the WTA office at 540-943-9999. Remaining spots will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis on the night of the performances.
Open Mic Night at WTA’s Gateway
Lorie Strother will host WTA’s Open Mic Night for January. Open Mic Nights feature seasoned and novice performers who want the opportunity to preview their talents for a local audience.
Shows are at 7 p.m. at WTA’s Gateway in downtown Waynesboro. Admission is pay-what-you-will.
On the program are a range of performers from blues and country to comedy and jazz.
Open Mic Night at Gateway
Jack Roy will host the Wayne Theatre Alliance’s Open-Mic Night on Thursday, Dec. 22nd, at the Gateway Theatre.
Open Mic Nights feature seasoned and novice performers who want the opportunity to preview their talents for a local audience. Shows are at 7 p.m. at WTA’s Gateway in Downtown Waynesboro. Admission is pay-what-you-will.
Jack Roy is the lead/rhythm guitarist with the four-piece blues band Mississippi Conjure. For a number of years he was the lead guitarist with The Biscuit Rollers and the guitarist for Lorie Strother the Dreaded Blues Lady, for whom he is substituting as the host of WTA’s Dec. 22nd Open Mic Night. On the program are a range of performers from blues to country to jazz.
Open Mic Night at Gateway
Starting in September, WTA’s Gateway will offer Open Mic Night with Lorie Strother: The Dreaded Blues Lady. The Open-Mic Night will take place on the fourth Thursday of the month. The performances begin at 7 pm. The first Open-Mic Night is scheduled for Sept. 22.
Open Mic Nights will have a featured performer followed by a maximum of ten local performers who sign up to demonstrate their talents. The local performers are limited to two songs or 10 minutes. The performers must sign up for the night by calling WTA’s office, 540-943-9999.
Lorie Strother, The Dreaded Blues Lady, is a woman of many talents. She is best known for her interpretation of early acoustic blues. She performs regularly in the Mid-Atlantic region with her guitarist, Dr. Stephen Levine. Lorie also has a interest in discovering and mentoring new talents. The Open-Mic Night is her opportunity to reach out into the Central Virginia community and provide a stage for local talents.
For more information contact director@waynetheatre.org or call 540-943-9999.
