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Comedy IMPROV Show similar to Whose Line

An interactive, zany, improvised FUN show! The New Puzzled Players get suggestions from the audience & make up funny scenes on the spot!
COMEDY IMPROV SHOW-The NEW Puzzled Players of Greater Binghamton are a group of funny improvisers who share their love of the art of improvisation and their sense of humor with you! It's THE fun place to go on the Second Friday of every month. You might even volunteer to help them with one of the Improv Games or just laugh at the zany antics.
Similar to TV's Whose Line is it Anyway, NYC's Upright Citizen's Brigade, Chicago's Second City, & The Groundlings of Los Angeles.
Here's what some said about Greater Binghamton's Puzzled Players:
"YES, YES, YES!, And I know ZANY!"-Robin Williams
"I laughed so hard it killed me!"-Paul Reubens

The Puzzled Players Comedy Improv Theater, 19 Madison Ave, Endicott, NY
Shows on the Second Friday of every month.
Doors open at 7:30pm, Show starts at 8:pm, Only $10,
PG-13, No alcohol, No smoking, No refunds. Refreshments available.
Guaranteed seating via tickets on Eventbrite, or cash and Venmo accepted at the door.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/864192130927?aff=oddtdtcreator

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Executive Director and Creative Director-Russ the BIg Guy
More about Russ, the shows and Improv FUNshops for your organization through our training center.: www.RussTheBIGGuy.com/improv-workshops

International Recorder Virtuoso Jeffrey Wahl to Perform Exclusive Solo Recital at the Phelps Mansion Museum From the West End to the Southern Tier – An Intimate One-Night Concert Not to Be Missed BINGHAMTON, NY – He has led the United States Navy Choir in performance, headlined a concert at the Actor's Church St. Paul's in London's West End, and performed a solo concert series at the Washington National Cathedral. He has premiered original compositions at the International Poe Festival and taught master classes across Germany, Canada, Russia, and the United Kingdom. Now, Jeffrey R. Wahl brings his international artistry home to the ballroom of the Phelps Mansion Museum in Binghamton, New York, for one night only.

The Phelps Mansion Museum is proud to present Wahl in recital on Sunday, September 13, 2026, at 3:00 PM, accompanied by celebrated pianist John Isenberg. The program spans four centuries of music—from the 17th-century variations of Jacob van Eyck to the jazz-infused crossover sounds of Claude Bolling—all performed in the intimate, Gilded Age acoustics of the Phelps ballroom, the specific setting these works were written for. "The recorder is often misunderstood as a simple classroom tool, but in the hands of a master, it is an instrument of astonishing range," says Wahl. "This program was designed to take the listener on a journey from the 17th century to the present day. Performing this repertoire in a setting as historically rich as the Phelps Mansion allows the music to resonate in its intended atmosphere". Highlights include Richard Harvey's Concerto Incantato, showcasing multiple members of the recorder family from the piercing Sopranino to the haunting Tenor, and the formidable Sonata by Peter Hope. The evening concludes with high-energy jazz selections that bring an unexpected electricity to the historic space.

Tickets are $35 in advance and $40 at the door Availability: Seating is strictly limited due to the intimate nature of the ballroom.  

About Jeffrey Wahl Jeffrey R. Wahl is a professional musician, conductor, composer, and theatrical director whose career spans the international stage, the orchestra pit, and the film industry. As Founder and Artistic Director of the Binghamton Baroque Orchestra, he has built an international reputation as both pedagogue and virtuoso. Wahl proudly served 11 years in the United States Navy, conducting the U.S. Navy Choir at major ceremonies before medically retiring in 2015 as a Chief Petty Officer. His military commendations include the Joint Service Commendation Medal, Navy Commendation Medal, Navy Achievement Medal (2), Good Conduct Medal (3), and other awards.

Doug Wilcox describes his music as “Music that will stick in your head – as well as your heart.” Over the years he has provided support for or shared a stage with a diverse cross-section of musical talent including Peter Mayer, Tom Prasada-Rao, Jen Chapin, L.J. Booth, Stacey Earle, Pierce Pettis, and Peter Case. In recent years, Doug has put a focus on bringing music to the masses in a natural and organic way with an effort to include a regular schedule of free-to-the-public shows, outdoors whenever possible, thus widening his umbrella of fans while including listeners who might not, for a variety of reasons, attend a traditional sit-down concert. Refuge Entertainment wrote, “What first caught my attention about Doug was his acoustic guitar playing… a clear, refined, finger picking style that pays attention to detail… then the well crafted songs with lyrics from a poet’s heart… and finally that honeyed voice, with touches of the travelers weariness and hard earned wisdom.”

The Binghamton Philharmonic's Opening Night, featuring Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Overture to Don Giovanni, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's Suite from Romeo and Juliet, and Florence Price's Symphony No. 1.

Come see SingTrece on September 27 at the Lansing Area Performance Hall (1004 Auburn Road, North Lansing, NY)! Our live Sunday shows start in the afternoon at 2 pm. The show will be recorded for broadcast on a future Sunday evening Bound for Glory radio show.

SingTrece has extensive experience as a soloist and lead singer. She has worked with notable groups like the East Side Edition Blues Band, Cleveland All Star Soul Funk Band, and Best Kept Secret R&B Band. Currently she fronts her own band, SingTrece, and is the lead singer of Stone Cold Miracle. Her versatility and dynamic stage presence have made her a sought-after performer in the soul, R&B, and funk music scenes.

SingTrece travels nationally and internationally, performing soul and gospel music across Europe. She has collaborated with Grammy award winner David Bratton and instructs choirs worldwide through music workshops. SingTrece has had the honor of singing at the Vatican twice (and meeting two Popes!). While pursuing her solo singing career, SingTrece has been teaching choir classes and has conducted lyric writing workshops. Her commitment to nurturing young talent highlights her devotion to the arts.

She has shared the stage with luminaries like Tavis Smiley, Dorothy Cotton, Everett Drake, Shemekia Copeland, and Kenneth McLaurin. Her exceptional talent and dynamic voice have consistently wowed audiences, making her a sought-after performer and collaborator. SingTrece's heartfelt approach to Gospel, R&B, Blues, and Soul music, coupled with her confident spirit, ensures she changes hearts one positive note at a time.

Come join us for Bound for Glory’s monthly live shows on the fourth Sunday of each month at 2 pm. Admission--as always--is free, but we are encouraging donations for the performers.