Aug 19 – Aug 29 | Firehall Theatre

A HISTORY OF MOTOWN

Running Time: 1hr45mins approx. + intermission

by Krystle Dos Santos
a Firehall Arts Centre Presentation

The Firehall Arts Centre is excited to welcome back to its stage award-winning powerhouse Krystle Dos Santos and her dynamic band in A History of Motown.

A History of Motown takes audiences on a deep dive through the legends, hits, and heartbreak that built an era. From humble beginnings in Detroit’s “Hitsville U.S.A.” to the global stage, this high-energy production brings the music, the moves, and the magic of Motown to life. Discover the stories behind the songs, the artists who broke barriers, and the sound that defined a generation.

From the infectious rhythms of The Supremes to the timeless melodies of Stevie Wonder, Krystle Dos Santos and her sensational band bring the soul of Motown to life with unforgettable vocals, captivating stage presence, and an electric atmosphere.

A History of Motown is a soul-stirring musical journey through the iconic songs, extraordinary voices, and groundbreaking artists who transformed popular music forever.

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Event Details

Showtimes

Tues – 7:30PM

Weds – 1:00PM & 7:30PM

Thursday – 7:30PM

Friday – 7:30PM

Saturday – 3:00PM & 7:30PM

Sunday – 3:00PM

Special Performances

Pay-What-You-Can Matinee – Wednesday, August 26th at 1 pm

Opening Night: Wednesday, August 19th at 7:30pm

Ticket Prices

$45 Regular

$40 Student/Senior

Credits

Creator & Lead Vocals: Krystle Dos Santos
Backing Vocals: Sabrielle McCurdy-Foreman & Tiffany Rivera
Drums: Jon Holisko
Piano: Tilden Webb
Guitar: Gavin Youngash
Bass: Phil Bell
Saxophone: Dominic Conway

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A HISTORY OF MOTOWN

Aug 19 – Aug 29 | Firehall Theatre
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