Okoboji Summer Theatre – Let It Be – A Beatles Musical Revue

Sunday, July 2, 2023 – 6PM-8PM

SHOW SYNOPSIS:  Featuring the sensational songs of the Beatles, Let It Be transports its audience back to the innocence, turbulence, and hopefulness of the 1960s. The lyrics and music take center stage, allowing room for the direction and choreography to help shape the story without the confines of a traditional book musical. The exuberance of teenagers first hearing I Want To Hold Your Hand, the sadness of lost love through Yesterday, the empathy for those who struggle in the balletic Blackbird, and the rebelliousness in Come Together prove that these timeless songs are all you need to drive the narrative of the characters and their journey.

Tickets: $24  //  RESERVATIONS: box office 712-332-7773 or http://tiny.cc/ONLINEticketing or email request to boxoffice@okobojisummertheatre.org,  //  Box office hours are Monday 10-6, Tuesday through Saturday 10-8:30 and Sunday 5-7.  //  Visit www.okobojisummertheatre.org for ticket discounts information, including Two-for-One performances. 

Let It Be is sponsored by Carol and Dan Carson, Lostsaltshaker in memory of Dave and Muriel Nelson, Tom Schmidt in loving memory of Jane Schmidt, Anna & Josh Harris and Family, and the Iowa Rock & Roll Music Association Hall of Fame. The 65th ANNIVERSARY season is sponsored by the Andrea Waitt Carlton Family Foundation in memory of Julie Holtze. Additional season sponsors are Krause Gentle Foundation, KUOO/Y100.1/KKOJ, Northwest Bank, Okoboji Realty, Vintage Block Inn & Suites, Polaris, and Hy-Vee.

Owned and operated by Stephens College, Columbia, MO, the Okoboji Summer Theatre is celebrating their 65th ANNIVERSARY in the Iowa Great Lakes. At Okoboji, theatre students are joined with and learn from professional artists, actors, and directors from around the country to present seven mainstage productions and two Boji Bantam Children’s Theatre productions each summer over an eight week period. With a focus on experiential learning, performing and networking, the Conservatory for the Performing Arts at Stephens College prepares performers and creatives to succeed in the highly competitive world of theatre, television and film. Stephens College prepares students to become leaders and innovators in a rapidly changing world. www.stephens.edu and www.okoboijsummertheatre.org