The Chance-a-thon is a weekend immersed in live performances. Artists and community members alike come together to showcase their talents (hidden or otherwise) and raise money for Chance’s artistic and education programs. Friends, fans and community members unite through small acts to make a major impact.

Check out the full line-up of this year’s 32 hours of live performances below!

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Total as of 6/30/23


Event Line-Up

Keep in mind… all of the performers are also asking for donations to support the Chance’s programs. To donate to a specific performance, click on the corresponding “Donate to event” button below.
Or, you can make a general donation to Chance-a-thon 2023.

The entire Chance Theater Company and Board thank these performers for their generosity and friendship and thank YOU for showing your support by buying tickets and making donations.

Thank you, and enjoy the shows!

 

Saturday, June 24th


11:00 AM on the Cripe Stage

“Aitken for Two Long(s)”
presented by Wylie Aitken and Casey & Camryn Long

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A show that has been years in the making… Wylie, Casey, and Camryn combine forces to create the perfect Chance-a-thon show. However, things take an unexpected turn when the dynamic trio is told they must prove themselves before they can officially join the last Chance-a-thon ever, resulting in a funny and poignant (but mostly funny) combination of film and theater! Will they make it into the line-up, or will the judges decide to shut them out forever?


12:00 PM on the Cripe Stage

“Movie Music Magic”
presented by Alumni Productions

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Join us for Movie Music Magic, a show that recreates classic animated movie songs right before your eyes.


12:15 PM on the Fyda-Mar Stage

“Bless This Jess”
presented by Jessica Erin Martin

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A world premiere staged reading of a one-woman show about Joan of Arc and mental illness (with hopefully some funny bits).


2:00 PM on the Cripe Stage

“Bri & JoeJoe Got Rhythm!”
presented by Brianna Liddi

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Delight yourself in an afternoon of listening to your very favorite songs including Disney, Musical Theatre, Pop/Rock, and more!


2:15 PM on the Fyda-Mar Stage

“Good Vibrations – Healing Voice and Harp Music by Jennifer Sparks”
presented by Jennifer Sparks

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Classical, Covers and Original Harp and Voice music by Jennifer Sparks.


4:00 PM on the Cripe Stage

“Always A Mom”
presented by Rachel Oliveros Catalano

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Returning after SOLD-OUT performances for her previous cabarets for Chance Theater, actress, singer, and songwriter Rachel Oliveros Catalano will return to the Cripe Stage to perform her 80-minute cabaret, “Always A Mom.”


6:00 PM on the Cripe Stage

“South County Singers”
presented by Maureen Aitken & South County Singers

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Come out and see an exciting assortment of local performers giving it their all singing their favorite songs both from the musical theater canon and popular music! You won’t want to miss this great revue!


6:15 PM on the Fyda-Mar Stage

“Always Been A Song”
presented by Elizabeth Curtin Alonso

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Known for bringing others’ stories to life, Elizabeth steps into her most challenging and vulnerable role yet: herself. The composer takes you on a musical journey through the original songs that define the most pivotal decade of her life and the winding path to love and self-acceptance.


8:00 PM on the Cripe Stage

“Rob Blaney – Live at the Chance”
presented by Rob Blaney

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Rob and his band are excited to be back for another Chance-A-Thon to present favorites from the world of musical theater. He will be joined by his daughter Faith and stellar vocalist Katie Redford Luther.


8:15 PM on the Fyda-Mar Stage

“Beethoven and Misfortune Cookies”
presented by Joni Ravenna and Rayshawn Chism

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Based on the true story of Kabin Thomas, a popular black music appreciation professor from Detroit teaching in the Deep South for 11 years who really mattered to his students until the university decided that he didn’t.


Sunday, June 25th


 

12:15 PM on the Fyda-Mar Stage

“Spinster”
presented by Jenny Jacobs

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In her newest cabaret, Jenny Jacobs blends performances of musical, jazz, and contemporary songs with her upbeat humor and penchant for historical fun facts to explore the origins of spinsterhood and why it might be the key to one of the greatest love stories of all.


2:15 PM on the Fyda-Mar Stage

“Jessica Makes Music”
presented by Jessica Hayes and special guest Joseph Ott

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Jessica started writing goofy songs in quarantine as a project to make her friends laugh. But she couldn’t seem to get away from the pen and piano since, and is thrilled to share her original work on stage for the first time.


4:00 PM on the Cripe Stage

“Robyn & The J’s: One More Time”
presented by Robyn Manion

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After eight years of Chance-a-thon shows, Robyn and her amazingly talented bandmates and friends are thrilled to present one final Chanceathon performance together – this time under their more official name, Robyn and The J’s!


4:15 PM on the Fyda-Mar Stage

“Me, Myself, and the Music: Mia Paris”
presented by Mia Paris

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A combo of original songs, covers, and if you’re lucky perhaps a little opera sprinkled in! Join Mia Paris in her debut performance as a songwriter!


6:15 PM on the Fyda-Mar Stage

“Finding Confidence in Magic”
presented by James Tran

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What does it mean to be confident? Some people just seem to have it and some don’t. James Tran will try to help you understand while discovering his own self-confidence in this honest, and entertaining magic show.


7:00 PM on the Cripe Stage

“Inversions of Truth”
presented by Jennifer Noce

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Sisters Rowan and Lily Miller are struggling to connect.  After Rowan escalates things, Lily must intervene before things get worse.


8:00 PM on the Cripe Stage

“The Wedding Gift” by David Campos
directed and presented by Wade Williamson

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Original comedic play about the current state-of-affairs involving marriage, family relationships, and identity in our society.