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A Little Christmas Ain’t Gonna Kill Ya (Dec 16-18)
New York City singer/songwriter and nightlife entertainer Brandon James Gwinn will return to Out Front On Main for a special evening of holiday music and humor co-starring his long-time friend and fellow NYC vocalist and comedienne, Courtney Cowart. The two are both graduates of Middle Tennessee State University’s Theatre program and have since gone on to work in professional music and theatre in New York and all over the world. The duo will perform new arrangements of Christmas standards and pop hits interspersed with their unique brand of laugh-out-loud banter. Forget the Miracle on 34th Street, pause It’s a Wonderful Life, and leave the kids at home to come join Brandon and Courtney for “A Little Christmas Ain’t Gonna Kill Ya,” Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights, December 16-18.
“A Little Christmas” Performance Two
Dec 18th
Video of Brandon James Gwinn and Courtney Cowart performing “I’ll Be Home For Christmas” on the second night of their three night engagement at Out Front.
A Little Christmas: December 16 Performance
Dec 17th
Images from the December 16, 2010 performance of “A Little Christmas Ain’t Gonna Kill Ya”:
Santa baby, only two more chances…
Dec 17th
You’ve only got two chances to see this “smart and saucy” act perform on this Murfreesboro stage. Don’t miss this opportunity. Watch a clip on YouTube of Courtney Cowart performing “Santa, Baby” at Thursday night’s performance:
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A Little Christmas Ain’t Gonna Kill Ya (Dec 16-18)
Dec 11th
New York City Singer/songwriter and nightlife entertainer Brandon James Gwinn will return to Out Front on Main for a special evening of holiday music and humor co-starring his long-time friend and fellow NYC vocalist and comedienne, Courtney Cowart. The two are both graduates of Middle Tennessee State University’s Theatre program and have since gone on to work in professional music and theatre in New York and all over the world. The duo will perform new arrangements of Christmas standards and pop hits interspersed with their unique brand of laugh-out-loud banter. Forget the Miracle on 34th Street, pause It’s a Wonderful Life, and leave the kids at home to come join Brandon and Courtney for “A Little Christmas Ain’t Gonna Kill Ya,” December 16-18. Curtain is at 800pm–ticket prices are $15.
