WORCESTER – “I want to put on, my, my, my, my, my Boogie shoes…” Just to boogie with you this Saturday night, November 9, when ArtsWorcester creates an evening of disco lights and mini-skirt magic, called Studio 44.
This cool play on the original place to be and be seen in New York City from 1977 to 1980, Studio 44 will bring the heyday of “54” to downtown Worcester, with daring fashion, live performance, dance, drinks, androgyny, and decadence.
For those who missed out on those heady years, ArtsWorcester and co-host 90.5 WICN Public Radio, have planned an evening that will take you back, with a discotheque and live performances by the William Thompson Funk Experiment. A Pop-up cocktail bar, stirred and shaken by John Rinaldo of The Muse Bar and Kitchen. A funky, fun, selfie swing, and litter and glamour like Worcester’s never seen.
In addition, guests of the event will have the opportunity to win some incredible prizes that you won’t see anywhere else, like a Glamour-Puss Pet Package, a Hanover Theatre Show Package, or a private wine tasting for 8, courtesy of Ed Hyder’s Mediterranean Marketplace, just to name a few.
So be seen with ArtsWorcester and 90.5 WICN Public Radio at Studio 44.
When: Saturday, November 9, 8 PM
Where: Behind the velvet rope at ArtsWorcester, The Printers Building, 44 Portland Street, Worcester
Tickets: $95 per person, and may be purchased through Eventbrite here.
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