Rotary Show

It’s time for Rotarians to get in gear…

as in gearing up for the 73rd Rotary Show.

The chorus is putting the finishing touches on its show by learning new dance moves.

The Rotary program, filled with stories and ads, was put to bed this week.

Now it’s time, according to this year’s show director Tim Tate, to sell tickets to the four nights of shows at the State Theatre and get volunteers lined up to work those nights.

We need about 18 people a night to work,” said Rotarian Denny Lauterbach, who oversees the crews. “We need people to do things like usher and sell tickets at the event.”

Rotarians can purchase tickets by going online or calling the State Theatre box office.

Tate also stressed the new Presidents Reception on the night of the first show – Wednesday, April 22. The reception starts at 6 p.m. in the Lotus Room at Red Ginger. The cost is $50 per person, with very limited seated. So if you’re thinking of going, reserve your spots now.