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Crazy About Patsy Cline
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Written by Top Events
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Feel the Crazy emotions of Patsy Cline’s greatest hits at the Rochester Opera House this fall. Patsy Cline comes to life…the voice and the costumes…in the persona of Sherrill Douglas, consider by some to be the world’s best Cline tribute artist. Yup, that’s what they say. (Click to continue)
MARK YOUR CALENDAR November 6, 7pm Rochester, NH
Texas native Sherrill Douglas was born to sing. By the age six, she was singing at her local church as a solo vocalist. With determination and after much practice, Sherrill began performing as a young Patsy Cline at the age of ten. By age twelve she purchased her first guitar and formed a band with local musical friends. Not surprisingly, her passion for music, strong voice and amazing vocal range all combine perfectly for Sherrill Douglas to entertain audiences worldwide with the most authentic Patsy Cline Show of all time.
Crazy ‘Bout Patsy is sponsored in part by Eastern Propane & Oil, L. Wynn Sound, Foster’s Daily Democrat, Holy Rosary Credit Union and The Governor’s Inn.
Reserve tickets online at the official web site. or call the box office at (603) 335-1992. The Rochester Opera House is located in City Hall, 31 Wakefield Street, Rochester NH. The season continues with David Francey, Craig Werth and Dave Gerard (Acoustic Truffle) in the ROH debut of the NH Folk Fest.
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