Fans of Broadway can enjoy a little taste of it in Royal Oak with a singalong-style brunch on Sunday, April 28. The show's comedians will bring to life iconic showtunes.
"Join in with Eric and Gerianne, aka the Dynamic Duo, as they sing your favorite Broadway tunes to benefit Ferndale Pride," write event organizers. "You'll enjoy a brunch buffet as you sing along with this incredibly talented pair. Cocktails will be available."
This event is $30 per person, and requires payment in advance. Doors open and brunch is served at 1:00 p.m., and the show starts at 1:30 p.m. This event requires tickets to be purchased in advance.
To reserve a spot and find out more about Five15, visit five15.net.
Five15 Hosts Broadway Brunch
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