Late, Late At Night (The Rick Springfield Story)
A Pop-Rock Adaptation of Rick Springfield's Autobiography
- Venue:Concert Hall
- Showtime:7:00 pm
- Doors open:5:30 pm
- Reserved $25 (Advance Bar), $30 (Advance), $40 (Day of Show)
Once you click through to the Etix purchasing page, scroll down to see the floor plan, and click on a table near where you’d like to sit.
The total price listed will include ticket fees (before taxes, if applicable).
To ensure your group is seated together, please purchase all tickets in a single transaction.
Why you should see this show…
Late, Late At Night (The Rick Springfield Story) is originally a highly acclaimed Australian-based pop-rock stage adaptation of Rick Springfield’s compelling and searing autobiography, the New York Times best-seller, Late, Late at Night. The production toured Australia very successfully for four years. In exciting news, the production has now transferred to the US permanently. Written by award-winning Australian playwright, Kieran Carroll and performed by rising Nashville performer Konnor Dolberry from pop-rock group The Band Light, the show features 22 fantastic Springfield gems from his early days in Australian band Zoot to the present day and includes many of Springfield’s 17 Top 40 American hits in the 1980s.
About Late, Late At Night
This stage adaptation – much like the result of the autobiography – goes far beyond Rick’s popular pop image or what he is best remembered for on the 80s pop charts. Late, Late At Night captures the heart and essence of Springfield’s major concerns and musings: depression, God, no God, his parents, self-motivation, a long sustaining career, love versus sex, music versus acting, his wife and sons, the way America shaped him and what he left behind in Australia as he built his career to lead the seemingly glamorous and not-so-glamorous expatriate life.
Late, Late At Night is written as a two act, one-man work. Springfield moves between the text and the songs throughout. The show is a tumultuous, epic and exhilarating journey of an Australian suburban boy whose journey to American fame and fortune came with large personal costs.
Written by Kieran Carroll
Performed by Konnor Dolberry
Original Director – Robert Johnson
US Director – Stephen Cedars
Dining Option
Our Concert Hall menu is fast to the table and allows you to dine right in your ticketed seat. Tableside food service will start when doors open and the kitchen will close approximately halfway through the show. Tableside beverage service will continue throughout the concert.
