Now they’re back again, just like a long lost friend, all the songs I loved so well. So go the lyrics of The Carpenters’ classic, Yesterday Once More. How true! Nothing rekindles youth or revives the spirit like a great old song.

The Seventies ushered in a feel-good era just when it was most needed. And now Yesterday Once More brings to the stage the greatest musical moments of a decade brimming with muscular pulse, down home grit, and old-fashioned romanticism.

Yesterday Once More, starring renowned pianist Mac Frampton, and featuring the dynamic vocal prowess of Vincent Talarico and Lisa Balkwill, shines its brightest beam on the romance that a new generation of songwriters rediscovered. After enduring the eruptions of the Sixties, the world was yearning for love again. And from the pens and voices of Billy Joel, Barry Manilow, The Carpenters, John Denver, Neil Diamond, James Taylor, and many others, the love flowed.

Audiences everywhere are falling in love with Yesterday Once More. The production has great appeal to the Baby Boomers who grew up with Elvis, weathered the storm of Viet Nam, and came of age to such songs as We’ve Only Just Begun, I Write The Songs, MacArthur Park, I Will Survive, Music Box Dancer, Sweet Caroline, Nobody Does It Better, Piano Man, Just The Way You Are, Close To You, Coming To America, Bridge Over Troubled Water, You’ve Got A Friend, We’ve Got Tonight, New York State Of Mind. These are the songs that rekindled the flame and reenergized the spirit: at times the production becomes a spontaneous handclapping sing-along.

Mac Frampton anchors Yesterday Once More with stunning keyboard artistry and a passion for the music. Vincent Talarico and Lisa Balkwill, supported by an all-star ensemble of backup vocals, keyboards, percussion, bass, and drums, caress the gorgeous ballads and thunder through the driving beats of the party music. No one ever wants this party to end!

Yesterday Once More is fast paced, invested with creative arrangements, sparkling with authentic Seventies wardrobe, brimming with energy. But most importantly, Yesterday Once More brings love back to the stage, reliving a time too precious to forget: those happy days when legendary performers knew how to deliver “the songs that make the whole world sing!