the DOYLE & DEBBIE show “Performing all their top hits to the very best of their ability!”
The Royal George Cabaret, 1641 Halsted, Chicago Open Ended Run
Doyle Mayfield, an old-guard country star with a handful of hits back in the 70s and 80s, is reviving his career thirty years, four wives, and three Debbies later. The new Debbie, a single mother with three children, sees this lovable lothario as her last chance to make it big in Nashville – but she also questions hitching her star to this loose cannon. the Doyle & Debbie show – featuring all-original songs – is sublime homage and parody, simultaneously idolizing and lampooning country music's tradition of iconic duos and the battle of the sexes that accompany them. Bruce Arntson and Jenny Littleton take audiences on a freewheeling joyride through a wickedly funny script and score – all delivered with utmost sincerity.
"A great script, supremely clever songs and two extraordinarily talented performers make this show worth seeing again and again." –The Tennessean
Over the past five years, the Doyle & Debbie show has developed a rabid cult following in Nashville, with many fans who have seen the show over a dozen times – everyone from theatre-going professional to college students who wouldn’t be caught dead in a theater or a country bar. The show was first performed in June 2006 in Nashville, TN. the Doyle & Debbie Show opened in the legendary Bluegrass venue, The Station Inn, in October 2007, where it has been playing Tuesday nights ever since. Doyle and Debbie have performed in a variety of venues around the country, including two appearances on NBC’s Late Night with Conan O’Brien.
"...a gloriously tacky send-up of a washed-up country duo." –The New York Times
Discounted rates for groups of ten or more:$39.50-$45.50
The performance schedule is:
(no Tuesday performances)
Wednesdays - 2:00pm & 7:30pm
Thursdays - 7:30pm
Fridays - 8:00pm
Saturdays - 5:00pm and 8:00pm
Sundays - 2:00pm and 6:300pm
“The Doyle & Debbie Show is like Spinal Tap with a twang, and it manages to tweak and tickle without ever denigrating country music." –Peter Cooper, The Tennessean
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Doyle Mayfield, an old-guard country star with a handful of hits back in the 70s and 80s, is reviving his career thirty years, four wives, and three Debbies later. The new Debbie, a single mother with three children, sees this lovable lothario as her last chance to make it big in Nashville – but she also questions hitching her star to this loose cannon. 
