Tecumseh Center for the Arts (TCA) kicks off its National Touring Season with Three Men and a Tenor (3MT) on Saturday, October 22, 2022.

Celebrating 30 years together, Three Men and a Tenor is a pop vocal music group that combines quick-witted humor with great vocals for a music show experience that cannot be matched. The group has nearly 4,000 performances together, a national touring schedule, and has opened shows for national legends like Jay Leno and The Beach Boys; performed the national anthem to start the NASCAR FireKeepers 400 on Fox Sports 1 and starred in its own national PBS-TV special ("Three Men and a Tenor- In Concert") that was shown across the country from Los Angeles to Nashville.

Voted "The Best Entertainment in Michigan" 4-times, Three Men and a Tenor has performed in Germany twice for a US Military Base tour that included 61 shows in 28 days in addition to singing in hospital rooms of soldiers at Landstuhl Hospital in Ramstein.

THREE MEN and a TENOR has regularly sold-out shows at performing arts centers, theatres, festivals, and fairs. For over 30 years, they have been a powerful blend of vocal harmonies and feel-good music for all ages. They are a “can’t miss act” that delivers big fun! 

Tickets for Three Men and a Tenor at Tecumseh Center for the Arts can be purchased online at www.TheTCA.org or at the TCA Box Office. Tickets are $30 for adults and $25 for seniors, youth, and military members.
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Special thank you to this year’s sponsors including Vision Performance Group, Kiwanis Club of Tecumseh, Robert Fox from Howard Hanna, Carpet on Wheels, and Martin’s Home Center. For more information, or to purchase your tickets, visit www.TheTCA.org or call 517-423-6617, Tuesdays-Fridays between noon and 5 pm. 

Tecumseh Center for the Arts (TCA) is the recipient of a Project Support Grant from Michigan Arts and Culture Council (MACC) for its 2022-2023 National Touring Season.  

The award is a matching-funds Project Support Grant in the amount of $18,000, which will be used for this year’s National Touring Season featuring concerts and performances from artists throughout Michigan and across the country. The 2022-2023 National Touring Season features a Three Men and a Tenor; classically trained pianist Barron Ryan presenting When Class Meets Cool; The TCA Comedy Show featuring Steve Smargon, Khurum Sheikh, Bob Phillips, and Mike Green; a family friendly act showcasing the talents of Fantastick Patrick (juggler, fire, swords, and yo-yo act); The Moxie Strings; and wrapping up the season with Drew & Kin featuring Danny K. This year marks the 42nd season for Tecumseh Center for the Arts. Tickets are on sale now through the TCA website at www.TheTCA.org and the TCA Box Office by calling 517-423-6617.

“Each season, we strive to bring a wide variety of shows and cultural events to the Tecumseh community and Greater Lenawee County area,” stated TCA Director Kelly Jo Gilmore.  “The grant award gives us the financial support to put on the best shows possible while keeping ticket prices low – making the performing arts accessible to families in our area.”  

Michigan Arts and Culture Council (MACC) is the State of Michigan’s lead agency charged with developing arts and cultural policy and grant-making in the State of Michigan. Since 1966 with the creation of the Michigan Council for Arts, the State of Michigan has recognized the value and importance of a vibrant arts and cultural sector.

This past Friday on September 16, 2022, MACC approved over $12 million in FY23 arts and culture funding to over 600 organizations and projects across Michigan! View the full list of awardees using these links:
List by program: https://www.michiganbusiness.org/.../fy23-funding-plan...
List by county: https://www.michiganbusiness.org/.../fy23-funding-plan...

​Tecumseh Center for the Arts, in collaboration with The Tecumseh Players and the TCA Big Band and VocalAires, is holding auditions for its production of the WTCA Radio Show A Christmas Carol. Back by popular demand, this show harkens back to the days of the Golden Age of Radio, with great swing-era music, drama, comedy, sound effects, and commercials, all performed live onstage in front of an audience. 
 
Based on radio shows of the 1940’s, performers will tell Charles Dickens’ classic tale of Ebenezer Scrooge and the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future. Roles for the drama, A Christmas Carol, show announcer, live commercials and “news of the day” performers, as well as background performers and sound effects artists offer plenty of opportunities to participate. You do not have to be a current member of the Tecumseh Players to audition, and as an added bonus, the nature of “radio shows” means that there is no need to memorize anything. No experience necessary! 
 
Auditions for the WTCA Radio Show will be held Sunday, October 2, 2022, from 3-5 p.m. in the Tecumseh Center for the Arts’ rehearsal room, 400 N. Maumee St, Tecumseh, Michigan. The rehearsal room is located at the southeast corner of the building. Pre-registration is encouraged by going to www.theTCA.org and clicking on the box office tab. Registration can also be completed the day of auditions.
 
Dates for the WTCA Radio Show performances are December 10th & 11th, with rehearsals TBA. Director of the show is Joyce Lancaster, and TCA Big Band & VocalAires’ Director Mark Felder is Music Director. If would like more information, please contact WTCARADIOSHOW@GMAIL.COM. 
 
Come be part of this great collaboration between the TCA, The Tecumseh Players, and the TCA Big Band & VocalAires, and take advantage of a truly unique opportunity to perform in a 1940’s style radio show. See you Sunday, October 2nd!
 
This year’s WTCA Radio Show is sponsored in part by Vision Performance Group, Kiwanis Club of Tecumseh, Bob Fox – Howard Hanna, Carpet on Wheels, and WLEN 103.9 FM.