BEATLEMANIA AGAIN returns to Orphan Annies in Stirling, NJ on April 25th, 2009

Jan. 31, 2009 - PRLog -- Back By Popular Demand!
The National Touring Beatles Stage Show "BEATLEMANIA AGAIN" returns to Orphan Annies in Stirling , New Jersey on Saturday, April 25th, 2009
Beatlemania Again is a highly acclaimed performance that presents The Beatles in three separate eras of the groups existence. The show begins with Meet The Beatles, a revue of the world’s most famous musical group when they took the planet by storm. In this opening act, songs from the groups early recordings are featured as they would perform them in concert.
The show then transforms into the Sergeant Pepper portion of the performance. The Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band album, released in 1967 was one of the most influential recordings ever released. Songs from this and other albums of that era of The Beatles are featured during this part of the show.
The final act of the concert, the Get Back era, features Beatles music released from 1968 until the band’s breakup in 1970.
Beatlemania Again has received critical acclaim worldwide not only for the outstanding musical reproduction it presents, but also for the incredible costumes changes (3) , and authentic musical instruments played by the band.
The Beatles disbanded as a group in 1970, but now in 2009,
music fans have an opportunity to experience what the “BEATLEMANIA CRAZE” was in the 1960’s through the talents of America’s premier Beatles production
BEATLEMANIA AGAIN!
A limited number of Tickets for the performance are  available at Orphan Annies or you can order online at: www.BeatlemaniaAgain.com


Visit Beatlemania Again on the web at: www.BeatlemaniaAgain.com


National Touring Beatles Stage Show that chronologically traces The Beatles career from their debut on the Ed Sullivan Show, to The Beatles final live appearance on the rooftop of Apple Records

# # #

National Touring Beatles Stage Show that chronologically traces The Beatles career from their debut on the Ed Sullivan Show, to The Beatles final live appearance on the rooftop of Apple Records