Stars for Best of Broadway: 80s Edition Announced

Sarah Haman and Ken Goodman star in The Best of Broadway: 80s Edition

Sarah Haman and Ken Goodman, two local professional entertainers well-known to area audiences, will star in The Best of Broadway: 80s Edition. The one-night-only show on the Woodlands stage Thursday, September 30, at 7:00 PM, is sponsored by Everett Buick GMC. This fundraiser showcases all live music from Broadway shows from the 1980s including Les Miserables, Phantom of the Opera, Cats, and more.

Sarah Haman is known for her Patsy Cline tribute show and as theater director for Lakeside High School in Hot Springs. “The last time I was able to sing on a stage was in early March of 2020, a week before Broadway went dark. The fact that the event includes such fun songs from one of my favorite decades while also assisting a wonderful organization like The Entertainment Foundation is the proverbial icing on the cake.”

Ken Goodman is the Principal/Lead Entertainer for The Entertainment Foundation of which he is a founding member and also serves on its Board of Directors. He starred in the HSV Players’ Oklahoma!, the Village’s most attended entertainment event in 2017.

Performing throughout the country in musical theatre, one-man shows, and as emcee, Ken is “thrilled to join some of the greatest local vocalists in this wonderful production of Broadway shows, concert style, that were staged in the 80s. I believe that there is nothing in the world like live entertainment.”

Tickets for the show Thursday, September 30, at 7:00 PM, are $25. Limited tickets for the 6:15 PM backstage Meet and Greet are $20 and can be purchased at HSV ticket sales at https://hotspringsvillage.thundertix.com/.  Doors open at 6:30 PM for a free pre-show concert by the Village Strings.

Audience members who live outside the Village are welcome. Just show the gate attendant your theatre tickets. To learn more, visit www.TheEntertainmentFoundation.org or www.HSVPlayers.com.

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