Alice Cooper’s “Theatre of Death” @ bergenPAC They Keep Killing Him, But He Keeps Coming Back

Sept. 16, 2009 - PRLog -- Alice Cooper’s “Theatre of Death” @ bergenPAC
They Keep Killing Him… But He Keeps Coming Back
Wednesday September 23rd @ 8:00 PM
$99, $86, $69, $49, $29

(Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey- July 27, 2009)- The one and only Alice Cooper is set to unleash his trademark "Shock Rock" at his single performance in the Metropolitan area. For one very special and scary night, the BerganPAC is proud to host Alice Cooper's wild "Theater of Death" on September 23rd. Alice Cooper has uniquely fused together show business and rock n' roll in ways never seen before. Unsurprisingly, his celebrated shock music still causes waves among the audiences well into the new millennium.

As of late, Alice Cooper received his star on the legendary Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2003, and was presented with lifetime achievement awards from two of the most important rock music magazines in the world, Classic Rock and Mojo.

His endless gold and platinum albums from around the world, the release of “Along Came A Spider” in 2008 and his countless hits including "Love It To Death," "Billion Dollar Babies," "Welcome To My Nightmare," and "Trash", featuring such anthems as "Eighteen," "Elected," "School's Out," and "No More Mr. Nice Guy," as well as the classics "Only Women Bleed" and "Poison", confirm that Alice Cooper is in no rush to slow down.

The release of Cooper's 1994 album, "The Last Temptation," was a multi-media event; it was launched in conjunction with a trilogy of Marvel comics inspired by the album's concept and made in collaboration with noted graphic novel author Neil Gaiman (best-known for his "Sandman" series). The multi-talented Alice Cooper is one of the first rock stars to have his own Marvel comic in the '70's. He also has appeared in movies and television, including, most notably, "Wayne's World," "Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare," "Roadie," "John Carpenter's Prince of Darkness," and  "Something Wilder," with Gene Wilder.


His recording successes notwithstanding, it is the musical and visual experience from his live performances where Cooper exhibits his flair for music and style. His epic concert tours never cease to amaze with their awe-inspiring multi-level stage sets, elaborate set design, and the all around exhilarating spectacles.

Tickets can be purchased at the Box Office 201 227 1030 or online at www.bergenPAC.org

bergenPAC
30 North Van Brunt Street
Englewood, NJ 07631

About Bergen Performing Arts Center: Known as The John Harms Center for 27 years, this cultural hub in Englewood, has been reborn as Bergen Performing Arts Center or bergenPAC. This 1367- seat theater is a landmark, and in its sixth season as bergenPAC it remains one of the finest acoustic halls in the United States. The legendary Tony Bennett and Canadian crooner k.d. lang recorded their 2003 Grammy award-winning CD live on bergenPAC’s own stage through a broadband fiber-optic connection with Bennett Studios. bergenPAC is the home of a media production system that is unparalleled, upholding its reputation as a venue for outstanding music, dance and theater. As a non-profit corporation, bergenPAC has thrived thanks to the aid and generosity of sponsors, donors and patrons.


For ticket information Box Office: Phone: (201) 227-1030

For Press information contact: Angela Thomas: (201) 503-1333

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