Barry Williams Goes Totally 70′s in 2013
BransonWebcast.com is brought to you by: Hamner Barber TheaterBarry Williams, aka the real Greg Brady announced today that he will be producing and starring in a new production show at RFD-TV the Theatre in conjunction with the Haygoods.
Totally 70’s Music Explosion will take audiences on a nostalgic trip back in time with talented singers and dancers, a live band and a state-of-the-art multimedia presentation. The new Branson show opens on March 16, 2013 with a 3 shows a week performance schedule on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 2 pm.
“Barry is not only a TV sensation, he’s worked with many of the top musicians of the era and his experiences will tie this whole show together. I’m very excited as I believe this is what Branson needs right now to attract a new generation of people!” - Timothy Haygood, Director of Marketing – Haygoods Entertainment Inc.
The show will combine comedy along with the best songs of the ‘70’s, including folk, disco, singer-songwriter tunes, rock and even country music!
“We believe the timing is perfect to bring a 70′s show to Branson, and there isn’t a better person in the entire world to star in this show and to host it! We are going all out on this and to work with a superstar and icon of the 70′s is truly a thrilling experience!!” - Patrick Haygood, Producer
Barry Williams’s current show, Lunch with the Brady Bunch, plays at 11 am, Wednesday through Saturday at the Yakov Theatre until December 8, 2012. Hosted by Williams, the show features the new Brady Bunch kids.
“I am thrilled to be moving to RFD-TV and co-producing the show with the Haygoods. They know the Branson audience and together we will produce an exciting and high quality show. I am grateful to Yakov for bringing me to Branson and supporting my endeavors, but am looking forward to what the future holds.” - Barry Williams
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Barber has a long history of leading roles in musicals and plays around the country, as well as film, television, voice over and singing credits. Her vocal and theatre inspirations include, Maria in The Sound of Music, Mabel in Pirates of Penzance and Bonnie Boylan in Annie, and she has appeared in productions with Richard Wright, Susan Powell and Larry Gatlin. Locally, Barber was in last year’s TLC production of Hello, Dolly and is a featured vocalist in the 




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