The Tamburitzans present "The Shared Song"
One Performance Only | Saturday, Apr. 18 at 7 p.m.
Known for their high-energy performances and brilliant cultural authenticity, The Tamburitzans promise an evening of unforgettable sights, sounds, and stories from across the European diaspora.
Audiences of all ages will be whisked away on a journey through bustling town squares and quiet countryside villages as "The Shared Song" showcases traditional music and dance from Eastern Europe-with a rousing detour through an Irish pub! From the soul-stirring harmonies of Croatian folk singers to the fiery footwork of Serbian kolo, the performance brings to life the pulse of centuries-old traditions.
With more than 85 years of history behind them, The Tamburitzans have enchanted generations of fans with their dazzling blend of tradition and innovation. "The Shared Song" continues that legacy, offering a celebration of diversity, unity, and the joyful rhythm that connects us all. Whether you're a lifelong Tamburitzans fan or new to the magic, this performance promises an evening you won't forget.
To make this evening even more spectacular, The Tamburitzans have partnered with The Washington Balalaika Society to have the Slavic Dreams Ensemble entertain in the lobby before the show at 6 p.m.
For local music, dance and arts students interested in receiving thousands in scholarship funds while performing live under the lights across the USA, auditioning for The Tamburitzans can be your ticket to a college education and performance experience.
Come for the costumes, stay for the steps—and leave with your heart a little more in tune with the world!
Tickets*: $49 Adults | $39 Seniors & Military | $29 Students | $0 Children (10 and under)
Group pricing available- Call the Box Office for more information
*Does not include $.50 per ticket processing fee.
All Sales Are Final | No Refunds | No Exchanges
Known for their high-energy performances and brilliant cultural authenticity, The Tamburitzans promise an evening of unforgettable sights, sounds, and stories from across the European diaspora.
Audiences of all ages will be whisked away on a journey through bustling town squares and quiet countryside villages as "The Shared Song" showcases traditional music and dance from Eastern Europe-with a rousing detour through an Irish pub! From the soul-stirring harmonies of Croatian folk singers to the fiery footwork of Serbian kolo, the performance brings to life the pulse of centuries-old traditions.
With more than 85 years of history behind them, The Tamburitzans have enchanted generations of fans with their dazzling blend of tradition and innovation. "The Shared Song" continues that legacy, offering a celebration of diversity, unity, and the joyful rhythm that connects us all. Whether you're a lifelong Tamburitzans fan or new to the magic, this performance promises an evening you won't forget.
To make this evening even more spectacular, The Tamburitzans have partnered with The Washington Balalaika Society to have the Slavic Dreams Ensemble entertain in the lobby before the show at 6 p.m.
For local music, dance and arts students interested in receiving thousands in scholarship funds while performing live under the lights across the USA, auditioning for The Tamburitzans can be your ticket to a college education and performance experience.
Come for the costumes, stay for the steps—and leave with your heart a little more in tune with the world!
Tickets*: $49 Adults | $39 Seniors & Military | $29 Students | $0 Children (10 and under)
Group pricing available- Call the Box Office for more information
*Does not include $.50 per ticket processing fee.
All Sales Are Final | No Refunds | No Exchanges
F. Scott Fitzgerald Theatre
Rockville Civic Center Park
603 Edmonston Drive
Rockville, MD 20851
240-314-8690
boxoffice@rockvillemd.gov
Box Office Hours of Operation
Mon. closed
Tues.-Sat. 2 p.m.-6 p.m.
Sun. closed
Rockville Civic Center Park
603 Edmonston Drive
Rockville, MD 20851
240-314-8690
boxoffice@rockvillemd.gov
Box Office Hours of Operation
Mon. closed
Tues.-Sat. 2 p.m.-6 p.m.
Sun. closed