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Saturday Night Fever – The Musical “Discos” down to the Lutcher Theater Tuesday, March 29, at 7:30 PM and Wednesday, March 30, at 7:00 PM. Tickets ranging from $45-$65 are on sale now at Lutcher.org or by calling the Lutcher Theater Box Office at 886-5535.

The iconic story of Tony — the kid from Brooklyn USA — who wants to dance his way to a better life, is back, and back in an all-new production that shares Tony’s love for dancing in spectacular new ways. Fueled by the vintage Bee Gee hits, this contemporary retelling of the classic story captures the energy, passion and life-changing moments that have thrilled movie audiences since 1977. Now, a new generation of dancers meets a new generation of playgoers to explore the soaring sounds and pulsating rhythms of this coming-of-age Disco fantasy.

“Hit song after hit song, bright lights and dancing to blow you away.” - BBC

Bee Gee hits of the musical include “How Deep is Your Love,” “If I Can’t Have You,” “Stayin’ Alive,” “Disco Inferno,” and others, as well as new songs written for the stage production.

Theatermania.com states, “The show’s unique blend of poignancy and perpetual optimism coupled with the brilliance of the Bee Gees score and breathtaking choreography-should provide dazzlingly delightful nights for years to come."

Just like in the movie, patrons might expect some adult language and content.

In the spirit of Disco, interested patrons are asked to participate in a costume contest by wearing their favorite “Disco” outfits to the show. Participants are asked to stop at the 2nd Floor Lobby Photo “Opp,” for their picture to be snapped and judged for prizes.

Additionally, donations will be accepted for area flood victims before the shows on the first floor lobby. Cash and check donations can be made to the local chapter of the American Red Cross and Salvation Army and non-perishable food items and bottled water will be accepted and donated to Orange Christian Services.

This show is sponsored locally by David and Harriet Dubose, Tommy and Kathy Gunn and by ISM Industries.