A hilarious, adventurous musical

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Men in Tights

Men in Tights

See local men don tights in support of the Springfield Ballet’s Company annual fundraiser for education and outreach programming during one unforgettable performance this Friday, April 1, at 7 p.m. “Men in Tights” is a spoof on the hilarious 1993 musical-adventure-comedy film by Mel Brooks, loosely based off the story of Robin Hood. The 2016 cast includes Jimmy Buckley, Albert Capati, Tom Conway, Jay Cook, Andrew Cornett, Lance Flury, Jeff Fulgenzi, Ken Heuman, Kevin Kulavic, Michael Little, Zaxxson Nation, Blake Stadel and Mark Vance. Tickets for “Men in Tights” cost $15, and can be purchased online at http://hcfta.org. To make a donation via PayPal to your favorite man in tights, visit http://springfieldballetco.org.

Men in Tights
Friday, April 1, 7pm
Hoogland Center for the Arts
420 S. Sixth St.
523-2787
$15

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