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Ferguson Center For The Arts Announces 2021/2022 Schedule

By Barrett Baker

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NEWPORT NEWS—The Ferguson Center for the Arts will be closing out their 2020/2021 event schedule with a free online event, Drew Gasparini’s “New Voices” with Heath Saunders. “New Voices” is a series of virtual concerts featuring music by up-and-coming artists and composers, all curated by Broadway composer Drew Gasparini.

Now that covid-19 restrictions have been lifted, the Ferguson Center is pleased to welcome back live performances, starting on November 1 with the Broadway musical “Waitress,” featuring music by Sara Bareilles.

Other performances scheduled for the 2021/2022 season include Melissa Etheridge: 2021 Tour on November 6; Mannheim Steamroller Christmas by Chip Davis: 35th Anniversary on November 30; “Rent” 25th Anniversary Farewell Tour on February 1, 2022; “Fiddler on the Roof” on March 14, 2022; Straight No Chaser “The Open Bar Tour” on March 31, 2022; Clay Jenkinson as Thomas Jefferson on April 30; “South Pacific” on May 12; and “Beautiful—The Carole King Musical” on May 17.

For further information, visit the Ferguson Performances page.

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