A last touch of a golden sunset shines on the spire at The Spire Center for Performing Arts in "America's Hometown" - Plymouth, Massachusetts.
The stage is set and ready. Imagine for a moment that this is your place of business - where you go "to work" to make a living - to walk up onto an empty stage with just your skills, talents, and wits and spend a couple hours entertaining a crowd who paid money to see and hear you.
That's exactly what J.P. Cormier did recently for his show at the Spire and he was outstanding.
Mr. Cormier is now in his fourth decade of performing and the adoring crowd was quite familiar with his body of work. An early prodigy, he plays the fiddle, mandolin, banjo, guitar, as well as being a songwriter, singer, and master storyteller.
He is a Canadian with strong history in both the Cape Breton area and additionally, the American bluegrass traditions of the deep south.
Southeastern Massachusetts native Matt Borrello was the opener for this performance.
Come out and support the Spire Center for Performing Arts. Their upcoming schedule is at this link.
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