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'The Simon and Garfunkel Story' returns to Broadway in Chicago for 1 week only

"The Simon and Garfunkel Story" is back on Broadway in Chicago for this week only.

The concert-style tribute chronicles the incredible music and careers of Paul Simon and Art Garfunel.

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The guys who make the music happen in the show joined ABC7 in studio Tuesday morning: drummer Billy Harrington and keyboard player and musical director Marc Encabo. They talked about how they got their starts, how they conceptualized the show, and which Simon and Garfunkel songs are their favorites.

"The Simon and Garfunkel Story" is at the CIBC Theatre Tuesday night through Sunday, May 5. The show runs about two hours and 15 minutes, and tickets start at $21.

For more information and to buy tickets, visit BroadwayinChicago.com

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What it’s like to play Paul Simon in “The Simon & Garfunkel Story”

The Simon & Garfunkel Story comes to Huntsville

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (TENNESSEE VALLEY LIVING) - A special live show is coming to the Von Braun Center in Huntsville that tells the story of the American Folk duo, Simon & Garfunkel.

“The Simon & Garfunkel Story,” takes the audience from their humble beginnings as Tom and Jerry to their success as one of the best-selling music groups of the sixties.

Taylor Bloom portrays Paul Simon in the show and talked with Payton Walker about the unique experience.

“It’s been a challenge and so rewarding. Paul Simon is a really tremendous guitar player, apart from being an amazing songwriter and singer. I’ve grown quite a lot as a musician stepping into this role which has been a huge benefit of playing and getting to play this great music with such a tremendous band,” Bloom said.

The show features a full live band performing all the hits as well as a giant projector showcasing photos and original film footage from that time. Generations old and new come together for “The Simon & Garfunkel Story,” but all leave with a similar appreciation for the music and the stories it tells.

You can see the show for yourself when it hits the stage in Huntsville on Wednesday, February 2 at 7:30 p.m. You can find more information and get your tickets at BroadwayTheatreLeague.org .

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Anna Mahan joined the WAFF 48 News team in August 2020. She left WAFF in March 2023.

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About The Simon & Garfunkel Story

THE SIMON & GARFUNKEL STORY is touring North America again this year! Using huge projection photos and original film footage, featuring a full live band performing all the hits including "Mrs. Robinson", "Cecilia", "Bridge Over Troubled Water", "Homeward Bound" and many more.

The immersive concert-style theater show chronicles the amazing journey shared by the folk-rock duo, Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel. It tells the story from their humble beginnings as Tom & Jerry, to their incredible success as one of the best-selling music groups of the ‘60s, and to their dramatic split in 1970. The show culminates with the pair’s famous “The Concert in Central Park” reunion in 1981 which had more than half a million fans in attendance.

With more than 100 million album sales since 1965, Simon & Garfunkel’s perfect harmonies and songs that poignantly captured the times made them one of the most successful folk-rock duos of all time. Over the years, they won 10 Grammy Awards and were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1990. In 1977, the Brit Awards honored their "Bridge Over Troubled Water" album with Best International Album. In 2003, Simon & Garfunkel were awarded a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award and the following year saw their "The Sound of Silence" awarded a Grammy Hall of Fame Award.

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March 5, 2024 7:30 p.m., ticket prices  $68 / $58 / $48.

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The Simon & Garfunkel Story  is touring North America again this year! Using huge projection photos and original film footage, featuring a full live band performing all the hits including ‘Mrs. Robinson’, ‘Cecilia’, ‘Bridge Over Troubled Water’, ‘Homeward Bound’ and many more.

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The immersive concert-style theater show chronicles the amazing journey shared by the folk-rock duo, Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel. It tells the story from their humble beginnings as Tom & Jerry to their incredible success as one of the best-selling music groups of the ‘60’s to their dramatic split in 1970. It culminates with the famous “The Concert in Central Park” reunion in 1981 with more than half a million fans in attendance.

With more than 100 million album sales since 1965, Simon & Garfunkel’s perfect harmonies and songs that poignantly captured the times made them one of the most successful folk-rock duos of all time. Over the years, they 10 Grammy Awards and were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1990. In 1977, their “Bridge Over Troubled Water” album was nominated at the Brit Awards for Best International Album. In 2003, Simon and Garfunkel were awarded a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award and the following year saw their “The Sound of Silence” awarded a Grammy Hall of Fame Award.

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The International Hit Show!

Few shows have experienced the phenomenal global success of The Simon & Garfunkel Story, with multiple sold out shows in over 50 countries worldwide and over 20 headline performances in London’s West End, including multiple appearances at the world-famous London Palladium. 

Using huge projection photos and original film footage, the international hit show tells the story of the origins and meteoric rise of Simon & Garfunkel blended together seamlessly with a full live band performing all the hits including Mrs Robinson, Cecilia, Bridge Over Troubled Water, Homeward Bound and many more. 

With standing ovations at every performance at the show Art Garfunkel himself loved, you don't want to miss this international sensation.

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THE SIMON & GARFUNKEL STORY to return to Australia in August 2023

The tour kicks off 2 August!

Following SOLD-OUT performances in London's West End, a worldwide tour and standing ovations at every performance, The Simon & Garfunkel Story continues to stun audiences across the globe. This show is currently the biggest and the most successful theatre show celebrating the lives and career of Folk/Rock sensation Simon and Garfunkel and will return to Australia in August for national tour.

Wednesday 2 August Adelaide Her Majesty's Theatre

Saturday 5 August Mandurah Boardwalk Theatre, MPAC

Sunday 6 August Perth Perth Concert Hall

Tuesday 8 August Melbourne Hamer Hall

Wednesday 9 August Brisbane QPAC

Wednesday 16 August Sydney Enmore Theatre

Saturday 19 August Sydney Riverside Theatre, Parramatta

Sunday 20 August Wollongong Anita's Theatre

Wednesday 21 August Sydney The Concourse, Chatswood

Thursday 24 AugustNewcastle Civic Theatre

Friday 25 August Canberra Canberra Theatre

Saturday 26 August Geelong Costa Hall, Geelong Arts Centre

The Simon & Garfunkel Story toured Australia in 2018 to sold out venues across Australia. This acclaimed production tells the fascinating tale of how two young boys from Queens, New York went on to become the world's most successful music duo of all time. Starting from their humble beginnings as 50s Rock n Roll duo Tom & Jerry, The Simon & Garfunkel Story takes you through all the songs and stories that shaped them, the dramatic split, their individual solo careers and ending with a stunning recreation of the legendary 1981 Central Park reunion concert. Featuring 1960s photographs and film footage accompanied by a full band performing all their hits including Mrs Robinson', Bridge Over Troubled Water, Homeward Bound, Scarborough Fair, The Boxer, The Sound Of Silence and many more, this is a show not to be missed by any fan of the music and era. The Simon & Garfunkel Story features UK performers William Sharp as Paul Simon and Oliver Cave as Art Garfunkel . Both recent college graduates - William from the London College of Music and Oliver from the Royal Academy Of Music - the duo have been touring across the UK and Europe in these roles. They are accompanied by Leon Camfield on bass, Will Tuckwell on electric guitar and keyboards and Mat Swales on the drums.

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An immersive concert-style theater show tells the story of folk-rock duo Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel. The show took the stage at Chicago's CIBC Theatre on Tuesday and will run through May 5.

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‘In Restless Dreams: The Music of Paul Simon’ Review: Alex Gibney’s Documentary is Very Long and Worth Every Minute

Taking in every phase and facet of Simon's career, the film captures the moving continuity of his art.

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The first thing to say about Alex Gibney ’s “ In Restless Dreams: The Music of Paul Simon ” is that it’s three-and-a-half hours long. Normally I wouldn’t lead with that daunting fact, especially since the film is mostly marvelous: a documentary that every Paul Simon fan on earth should want to see and experience. But will they?

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It overflows with stunning archival footage, letting us take a deep dive into what it was like to be Paul Simon, a short chipmunk-cute Jewish kid from Queens (born in 1941) who met Art Garfunkel in school, when the two of them were 10, and they started fusing their voices and imitating the doo-wop and rockabilly records they had to ride on the bus for an hour to buy at a record store in Jamaica, Queens. When Simon scratched his newly purchased disc of the Everly Brothers’ “Bye Bye Love,” he rode the bus for another hour to get another copy. (He was also obsessed with following the weekly Billboard chart: the way the songs would move up and down.) We see a clip of Dick Cavett, from 1970, asking Simon if he grew up poor, which he didn’t, but Simon used his music — much as Bruce Springsteen did ­— to create a certain impression of himself as an American steeped in lowly class hunger and nobility.  

The film takes us through the counterculture (the clubs, the tumult, the black-and-white pre-media innocence, “The Graduate”) so that we feel we’re seeing it anew. It shows us how Simon, without Garfunkel, sustained his songwriting genius through the decades that came after, and how his celebrity only grew. And though the film is subtitled “The Music of Paul Simon,” there are tasty personal anecdotes throughout — about the tangled acrimony that developed between Paul and Art and never went away, about Paul’s marriages to Carrie Fisher and Edie Brickell (who first encountered him standing next to the camera watching her as Edie Brickell and New Bohemians made their initial appearance on “SNL”), about the innovative evolution of “Graceland” and the controversy that album inspired.

Simon is 81 now, and his age hovers over the film: the mellow singing voice with a few cracks in it, the fact that he recently lost nearly all the hearing in his left ear (an experience he says left him depressed, until he came to the philosophical realization that it was a trial he was meant to go through), and the sturdy but quieter vibe he now gives off. For someone who recalls being “appalled,” when he was younger, at how “neurotic” some of his songs were (he’s referencing that anthem of solitude “I Am a Rock”), Paul Simon has always had a preternatural calm about him. You really see it in his talk-show appearances, where he’s cool as a cucumber facing off against Cavett or David Letterman. That’s his karma. But there are roiling undercurrents, sometimes angry ones.

The albums kept coming, and the music Simon wrote for “The Graduate” fused with that movie the way the Bee Gees’ songs would fuse with “Saturday Night Fever.” It’s almost as if Dustin Hoffman, the first short urban ethnic Jewish movie star, became a kind of mirror of Simon. The songs weren’t just a soundtrack — they expressed what was going on inside Ben, even as “Mrs. Robinson” was a ditty that Paul made up on the spot.

The breakup of Simon and Garfunkel was as mysterious and complicated as the breakup of the Beatles; both groups were marriages. Yet in a basic sense, you could say that Paul Simon broke up Simon and Garfunkel because he couldn’t stand the idea that Art was off making movies (Simon’s profound resentment of this began during the shooting of “Catch-22,” the film in which Mike Nichols, the director of “The Graduate,” launched Garfunkel’s career as a Hollywood actor), which meant that he wasn’t around to offer his reaction to Simon’s new songs. Simon also hated it when live audiences would swoon over Art’s angelic crooning of “Bridge Over Trouble Water,” forgetting that it was Paul who wrote the song, damn it! The two got lost in their bickering, but could have continued; when Clive Davis told Simon that by ditching the duo he was making “the biggest mistake of your life,” what he meant was: You two aren’t finished yet — you still have fantastic albums in you.

But Simon’s creative energy, when he got out on his own, proved a bottomless well. In the studio today, as we see him compose “Seven Psalms,” he keeps returning to one refrain — an ornate guitar riff, which is beautiful, though it also sounds familiar, because it’s a tranquil variation on the chords that open the 1973 track “Learn How to Fall.” With Simon, though, it’s less recycling than alchemy.

His solo records were magnificent, and Gibney makes a smart choice in sticking to the crème de la crème of them. (A small peeve: I wish he’d made a more pointed mention of “There Goes Ryhmin’ Simon,” the great album with “American Tune” and “Kodachrome” on it.) The most fascinating aspect of the ’70s section is that it captures how Simon, through his repeated appearances on “SNL” (his friend Lorne Michaels is interviewed extensively in the film), entered his sexy phase and became an offbeat midnight matinee idol. He was always sensitive about losing his hair, and by this point sported a rather complicated comb-over, but somehow, with the thinning locks grown longish, and a mustache, and his face now leaner and meaner, with the hardened experience of a veteran star behind him, he became more than a little bit cool. That’s the quality Woody Allen tapped when he cast him as Tony Lacy in “Annie Hall.”

That’s certainly true of “Graceland,” the album in which he collaborated with South African musicians to come up with a majestic and propulsive hybrid sound. He received a lot of criticism for breaking the entertainment-industry boycott of South Africa. But as Simon points out, the intent of the boycott was to hurt South African’s racist white regime; in a sense, it was all about the regime. Simon — and he was alone in this — ducked beneath the regime to actually connect with the Black South Africans the boycott was trying to help. I would argue that “Graceland,” far from abetting the regime, had a marked influence in the struggle against apartheid. And, of course, it’s a timeless album, though Gibney devotes so much time to it, especially when documenting a stadium-concert performance of it in Zimbabwe, that this is the one part of the documentary that could have used more of the cross-cutting spirit that animates the rest of film.

“In Restless Dreams” is not a perfect movie, yet it takes us on a journey in the deepest and most transporting sense. When it’s over, and you’ve come out the other side of the six decades of Paul Simon’s career, you feel the full moving continuity of his art: that what unites his songs is the way the music all seems to speak directly to you. Over and over, even after he’d been counted out, he made sounds that filled the silence.

Reviewed at Toronto Film Festival, Sept. 9, 2023. Running time: 209 MIN.

• Production: A Sony Music, Jigsaw Productions, Anonymous Content, Closer Media production. Producers: Erin Edeiken, Svetlana Zill, Alex Gibney, David Rahtz. Executive producers: Zhang Xin, William Horberg, Bob Xu, Joey Marra, Nick Shumaker, Jessica Grimshaw, Davie Levine, Stacey Offman, Richard Perello, Kristen Vaurio, Jeff Kramer.
• Crew: Director: Alex Gibney. Camera: Benjamin Bloodwell. Editor: Andy Grieve. Music: Paul Simon.
• With: Paul Simon, Wynton Marsalis, Lorne Michaels, Edie Brickell.

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Direct from London’s West End and a sold out worldwide tour, The Simon & Garfunkel Story celebrates one of the world’s most successful multi award winning duos.

Now seen by over a 1/4 million people across the world, The Simon and Garfunkel Story is a critically acclaimed concert style theatre show about two young boys from Queens, New York who went on to become the world’s most successful music duo. Using state of the art video projection, lighting and a full live band The Simon & Garfunkel Story is a moving and powerful concert featuring all the hits such as Mrs Robinson, Bridge Over Troubled Water, Homeward Bound, Scarborough Fair, The Boxer, The Sound Of Silence and many more, this is a show not to be missed!

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