27-30 October: Lively art, music, shows and entertainment in and around Manchester

This week’s live entertainment in and around Manchester is brought to you by A. Robert Dionne of Ted Herbert Music School & Rentals.Email your entertainment to rob@majestictheatre.net deliberation. Be sure to add your event to InkLink Community Calendar May be included in live broadcast coverage of WMNH 95.3 (Peter White’s Morning Show – “World of Entertainment” LIVE Every Thursday at 8am)

Thursday, October 27th

• Dave Clark / Homestead (Merrimack) / 5:30 PM
• Sean Coleman / Fratello’s (Manchester) / 5:30pm
• Chris Lester / Elm House of Pizza (Manchester) / 6pm
• Jordan Quinn / Bronze Gate (Bedford) / 6pm
• Swipe Right Duo / Stumble Inn (London) / 7pm
• Killian Vernman Duo / Town Hall Bar (Manchester) / 8pm

Friday, October 28th

• Jeff Mrozek / Coach Stop (Londonderry) / 6pm
• Sean Coleman / Luna Bistro (Salem) / 6 PM
• Laura Lee / Millyard Brewery (Nashua) / 6 p.m.
• Ian Gallipo / To Share Brewing Company (Manchester) / 6:30pm
• The Drift Duo / Stumble Inn (London) / 8pm
• Tim Theriault / Telly’s (Epping) / 8 PM
• Bat Magoon Band / Riley’s Place (Milford) / 8pm
• 7 Day Weekend / Goat (Manchester) / 9pm
• Tootie Pa & His Big Fine Thang / Strange Brew Tavern (Manchester) / 9pm
• EXP Band / Bonfire (Manchester) / 9pm

Saturday, October 29th

• Paul Nelson / Great North Aleworks (Manchester) / 3pm
• Jon Pond / To Share Brewing Company (Manchester) / 4pm
• Dave Clark / The Wild Rover (Manchester) / 5pm
• Henry Laliberte / The Hill Bar & Grill (Manchester) / 5:30pm
• Casey Roop / Shorty’s (Manchester) / 6pm
• John Chouinard / Gauchos (Manchester) / 6pm
• Fox & Flamingos / Stumble Inn (Londonderry) / 8pm
• Chase Clark / Bonfire (Manchester) / 9pm
• Faith Ann Band / Strange Brew Tavern (Manchester) / 9pm
• Bitter Pill, Wizzardess, Paul Jarvis / Shaskeen (Manchester) / 9:15pm

Sunday, October 30th

• Nate Comp / Copper Door (Salem) / 11am
• Rob Dumais / Copper Gate (Bedford) / 11am
• A Big Soul Jam / Weird Beer Pub (Manchester) / 7pm

Be sure to check the venue’s website or social media for last-minute changes.

Arts and Entertainment:

Thursday, October 27th

ONE NIGHT WITH RONAN TYNAN / Palace Theatre (Manchester) / 7:30pm

Irish tenor, recording artist, doctor and disabled athlete champion Ronan Tynan moved audiences like no other. His rousing performances and personal triumph stories have brought him international fame. The New York Times called him “the closest thing this country has to an official singer.” Tynan was born with lower limb disabilities and had both legs amputated when he was 20, reports ABC 20/20, People magazine and CBS Sunday morning. Within a year, he was competing in the Paralympics, both athletics and athletics. Equestrian athletes. He won 18 gold medals and set 14 world records, 9 of which still stand today. www.palacetheatre.org or (603) 668-5188

JIMMY DUNN PRESENTS THE NEXT GREAT COMEDY BITES / Hampshire Bank Stage / (Concord) / 7 PM

Comedian Jimmy Dunn is looking for the next great comedy bit! At the heart of stand-up comedy is the great point. We all have our favorites. George Carlin’s “Seven Words” — Gary Gurman’s “State Abbreviation” — Kevin Hart’s “Raccoon Attack,” are all legendary comedy bits. The next one is now on the comic’s notebook. Comedian Jimmy Dunn (Letterman, Conan, Just For Laughs) will host dozens of comics over the next few months in search of the next highlight! you will laugh. you will vote. You’ll find the next great bit of comedy! www.ccanh.com or (603) 225-1111

Friday, October 28th

FNC: The Book of Idiots by Robert Dubach / Rex Theatre (Manchester) / 7:30pm

Robert Dubach’s latest hit, The Book of Idiots, is a fast-paced hilarious mix of satire and drama that critics have described as: “Sharp!” “Laugh out loud!” “Provocative. “Sobering!” “Outstanding!” and “A one-man show for a thinking man!” The late Garry Shandling called it “the funniest show you’ll ever think of!” Dana Carvey from SNL declared: “If fun is a religion, Bob is a miracle!”. So if you’re sick of the youthful comedy of mediocre TV and crave some satire with a witty wit; then buckle up and zip through Robert Dubac’s satirical bullseye The Book of Idiots Enjoy a hilarious ride on the pothole-riddled highways of cultural hypocrisy! It’s a comedy on steroids. Think your funny bones can handle it? www.rextheatre.org or (603) 668-5588

GREASE / Palace Theatre (Manchester) / 7:30pm – until 3 Novemberrd

More shocking and exciting than ever, the world’s most beloved musical returns to the Forbidden City. After a whirlwind summer romance, leather-clad oiler Danny and the girl next door Sandy have an unexpected reunion when they transfer to Rydell High School for their senior year. But can they get through the trials and tribulations of adolescence and find true love again? With a rocking rock soundtrack to hits Summer Nights, Greased Lightning and We Go Together, Grease celebrated Rydell High’s class of 1959 in ducktail, sock, gum-breaking glory. www.palacetheatre.org or (603) 668-5588

QUEEN CITY IMPROV / Hatbox Theatre (Concord) / 7:30pm

Queen City Improv are Manchester’s finest improv troupe and they are bringing their show to the capital! Join QCI as they put on a night of goofs, gaffes and laughs every night in a never-before-seen show! Impromptu theater is produced live, which means that the game is planned, but the scene story is not! What will they come up with next? Join us to find out! www.hatboxnh.com or (603) 715-2315

RANDY RAINBOW / THE PINK GLASSES TOUR / Capitol Centre (Concord) / 7:30pm

Randy Rainbow is a New York Times bestselling author and four-time EMMY® nominated American comedian, producer, actor, singer, author and satirist, best known for her popular YouTube series The Randy Rainbow Show. His memoir, Playing With Yourself, was critically acclaimed and was on the New York Times bestseller list. The Los Angeles Times accurately noted that in his book “Rainbow,” he “vividly recalls the sense of alienation experienced by many LGBTQ+ youth.” The musical was an escape for Rainbow Dash, helping his career soar. His musical parody and political parody have earned him worldwide acclaim and three EMMY® nominations for Outstanding Short Variety Series. In a recent article, Forbes Magazine pondered, “Why Randy Rainbow, The Muppets, and The Avengers should host the Oscars.” As The Washington Post notes, Randy Rainbaugh found himself through the Internet The spotlight became a viral sensation, distributing musical comedy salve for a divided country. www.ccanh.com or (603) 225-1111

Saturday, October 29th

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Year of the British Invasion / Tupelo Hall (Derry) / 8pm

British Invasion: More than just The Beatles, this nostalgic musical tribute spans the entire ’60s British Invasion era with music from both sides of the Atlantic in three acts: The first act includes songs from iconic British bands such as Zombies, Dave Clarke Five, The Rolling Stones, Hollis, Herman Hermits, Gerry and the Pacers, Manfredman and more. The American response followed, with music by legendary artists such as Monkees, Simon & Garfunkel, The Beach Boys, The Mamas and The Papas, The Turtles, Paul Revere and The Raiders, to name a few. www.tupelomusichall.com or (603) 437-5100

Sunday, October 30th

EXPLORE MAGIC WITH ANDREW PINARD / Spotlight Room (Manchester) / 4pm

This “numbing, jaw-dropping, eye-opening” experience will take viewers on a tour of the impossible and absurd. Using only the most mundane objects, accomplished actor, magician, puppeteer, storyteller and award-winning performer Pinard brings the mundane to life with the most astonishing results. www.palacetheatre.org or (603) 668-5588

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