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‘Time2Play’ Performs Benefit Concert for the PV Youth Orchestra

For the first time,  Time2Play, Vallarta’s band of merry musicians, announces their fun and eclectic show, “Rockin’ The Red Room.”  Time2Play will perform shows on Friday, March 27th at 7:30 PM and Saturday, March 28th at 5 PM at The Red Room Cabaret/Act II Stages.  

This is an exciting, end of the season musical jubilee featuring tight harmonies, unique arrangements, old favorites and new songs as well.  Time2Play mixes folk, classical, blues, pop and toe tappin’, hand clappin’ hits.  The group also sprinkles in a little, entertaining stage humor throughout their performance!

Time2Play stars the multi-talented musicians: Garry Carson (Guitar/Vocals), Lois Rogers (Keyboard/Vocals) Mary MacLachlan (Violin/Vocals), Joy Lehman (Vocals) and Don MacLachlan (Bass/Vocals).

Time2Play is donating all proceeds from their performance to the Puerto Vallarta Youth Orchestra.  This orchestra provides musical instruction along with performance opportunities for Puerto Vallarta’s young people.  What a worthy cause and a wonderful opportunity for an enjoyable evening of  music and entertainment.
 
Tickets available Stages Box Office and Vallartatickets.com

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