Bonnie Kilroe

Bonnie Kilroe’s “Country Queens” opens Thursday, 2 for 1 ticket prices

Tribute artist, extraordinaire Bonnie Kilroe will perform her Vegas Style show, Country Queens at the Red Room at Act II on March 24th and 26th at 5pm. Make plans now for this ‘Must-See’ evening of entertainment!

Act II Entertainment is offering a SPECIAL 2 FOR 1 TICKET DEAL ON OPENING NIGHT! For the Thursday, March 24th show, you can purchase 2 tickets for just 300 pesos. This 150 peso per ticket price applies only to the opening night, so make sure to purchase your tickets soon to get this incredible deal!

Bonnie Kilroe continues to amuse and delight audiences throughout North America with her compelling and hilarious tribute to well loved Country Queens. As a professional and award winning entertainer for the last 16 years, Bonnie has been singing and strutting her stuff to the enjoyment of audiences from Canada to Mexico.

With her Country Queens show, Bonnie Kilroe takes her audience on a musical-comedy rollercoaster, showcasing well-known country music celebrities from the past to the present. Her superb vocals, outrageous comedy and down right amazing transformations make for a evening of incredible entertainment. Bonnie truly is a Musical-Comedy-Impersonator Extraordinaire!

Bonnie Kilroe showcases classic Country characters like Patsy Cline, Tammy Wynette and Loretta Lynn. She humorously portrays legends like Dolly Parton, Shania Twain and Reba McEntire. Even Crystal Gayle (who magically turns into guest star, Cher) and Tanya Tucker make appearances in this highly entertaining show. Ms. Kilroe looks, acts and sings remarkably close to the idols she shares. She packs sensational parody into each show and continually charms the audience with her sexy burlesque flair.

With class, elegance and an edgy cabaret style, Bonnie Kilroe entertains with her natural comedic talent, striking good looks and versatile vocals. She uses her skills as a performer to encourage audience participation, which produces an added element of novelty and surprise. With beautiful costumes and one minute changes, Bonnie’s performance is nonstop excitement and fun!

Bonnie Kilroe’s Country Queens and Celebrity Diva shows have taken her on cruise ships from Alaska to Antarctica, to casinos across North America, and on international stages from Mexico to the Med. She has won numerous entertainment awards and has been inducted into the Merritt Mountain Music Festival walk of fame, proving that her shows are of the highest, professional quality.

As the producer of her own one-woman-shows, this versatile entertainer is always coming up with new ways to thrill and delight. With surprising twists, wonderful comedic timing and sensational vocals, Bonnie’s show is both mesmerizing and breathtaking. Country Queens combines fabulous music medleys and physical comedy to produce a spectacular entertainment experience!

Don’t miss this opportunity to see Bonnie Kilroe’s Country Queens at the Red Room at Act II on Thursday, March 24th and Saturday, March 26th at 5 pm.

The Red Room Cabaret at ACT II Stages is located on the corner of Insurgentes and Basilio Badillo on the South side of Puerto Vallarta. Tickets are now on sale at the STAGES box office or online at www.actiientertainment.com

Tribute artist, extraordinaire Bonnie Kilroe will perform her Vegas Style show, Country Queens at the Red Room at Act II on March 24th and 26th . . .

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