GULFPORT - Those naughty Florida calendar boys are back performing "Under Cover" on Saturday, Nov. 14, 8 p.m., at Sunday, Nov. 15, 2 p.m., at the Back Door Theater, 4919 17th Ave. S. in Gulfport.
This time audiences will blush more than ever as Forever Young goes undercover to delight with all their charms while raising money to buy blankets for the homeless.
With a song in their heart and a jiggle in their hips, this Tampa Bay dance troupe of senior men ages 60 to 79 promise to "show you a thing or two." Their eye-popping, jaw-dropping dance routines and naughty humor delights audiences of all ages.
It’s Forever Young's 12th year of dancing their pants off for charity and during these special shows they will unveil more than ever as they uncover the Forever Young Dancers 2010 calendar.
“The calendar shows more wrinkles than a Shar Pei dog”, jokes Forever Young founder Fred Clausen.
Forever Young will donate all ticket proceeds to Homeless Outreach, a non-profit endeavor that supplies blankets to Tampa Bay’s homeless.
Tickets are just $15 and patrons are encouraged to donate blankets at the door in an effort to provide even more warmth to those in need. Tickets are available at the door or in advance at: Eileen’s Resale Boutique, 5401 Gulfport Blvd. S. in Gulfport or call 727-322-1422.
Calendars are just $12 and are available at the show and by going on line to www.ForeverYoungDancers.com. The calendars feature page after page of favored dancers in compromising positions that will make even most seasoned assisted living caregiver blush. You can’t gift-wrap a dancer this holiday season but you can give a gift that doesn’t have to be taken to the doctor by giving a Forever Young Dancers calendar. It is a way to guarantee that 2010 will start off with a smile.
Show tickets and calendars are also available by calling Clausen at 727-360-4406.
The Forever Young Dancers were started in 1997 by four senior men whose purpose was to have fun, provide entertainment and to raise money for local charities. The men were soon dancing weekly in a variety of venues throughout Tampa Bay where their unique and light-hearted style has won over audiences both young and old alike.
They have been featured in USA Today, profiled in several television specials, and a clip of one of their performances was featured during Jay Leno’s opening monologue on The Tonight Show.
