Dick Taylor Presents motion picture, stage and television icon, Shirley Jones appearing with her son, Patrick Cassidy at the famed Purple Room in four very special performances; February 11th, 12th and 13th at 7 PM, and, again on February 14th at 1 PM. The intimate setting of this legendary nightclub offers guests an up-close and personal musical and historic experience with these great performers.
At her first audition in New York, Ms. Jones sang for composer Richard Rogers, who asked her ...
Dick Taylor Presents motion picture, stage and television icon, Shirley Jones appearing with her son, Patrick Cassidy at the famed Purple Room in four very special performances; February 11th, 12th and 13th at 7 PM, and, again on February 14th at 1 PM. The intimate setting of this legendary nightclub offers guests an up-close and personal musical and historic experience with these great performers.
At her first audition in New York, Ms. Jones sang for composer Richard Rogers, who asked her to stay in the theatre so his partner, Oscar Hammerstein, could also see and hear her. It was a life-changing experience for Jones, as she was immediately signed to the only personal contract anyone had ever had with the famous team, and as a result, her career skyrocketed.
Jones was cast in the film “Oklahoma” in the role of Laurie, followed by starring roles in “Carousel,” “ The Music Man” and “April Love.” In a departure from movie musicals, she created the dramatic role of prostitute Lulu Baines, playing opposite Burt Lancaster in the film “Elmer Gantry,” winning her first Oscar. Jones then was cast in the role that made her a household name, as the harried head of “The Partridge Family” in the popular television series that ran for four years.
Since then, Jones has appeared in dozens of movies, television and stage roles, including a record-breaking Broadway revival of “42nd Street.” She’s earned three Emmy nominations, and performs at standing-room only (SRO) symphony concerts and speaking engagements throughout the United States and the world.
Patrick Cassidy is Shirley Jones’ middle son, and is a highly regarded actor, singer and director. Last summer, he starred in “A Little Night Music” for the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco. He had the honor of recreating the role his father, Jack Cassidy, originated in 1966 at the Dallas Theatre Company’s production of “It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane, It’s Superman.” Cassidy starred opposite Patti LuPone in “Annie Get Your Gun” on Broadway and played the lead role of Julian Marsh in “42nd Street (starring opposite his mother). Other Broadway credits include Aida, Pirates of Penzance” and “Leader of the Pack.” Cassidy’s film credits include “Longtime Companion,” “I’ll Do Anything,” “I Won’t Dance and Burning Love.” On television, he has made appearances on such shows as “Law and Order,” “Bay City Blues,” “Smallville” and “Dirty Dancing.”
Shirley Jones and Patrick Cassidy are a must-see combination of entertainment, music and memories. Dick Taylor Presents has been working with the Purple Room to bring in some of the biggest acts in the business. Jones and Cassidy will be at the Purple Room from February 11th through the 14th.
Thursday, Friday & Saturday Dinner Reservations at 5:30pm, Show at 7:00pm
Sunday Brunch Reservations at 11:30am, Show at 1:00pm
Ticket prices:
$90
$85
$80
NOTE: A reservation will automatically be created for you when you purchase show tickets.
Ticket price does not include food and drink.