Prepare to be dazzled and entertained as “Letters From Home” descends upon Asheboro’s historic Sunset Theatre on Saturday, August 31st, 2024 at 7:00 PM (doors open at 6:00 PM) hosted by Randolph County Veterans Services Office. “Letters From Home” infuses the classic style of the USO with a witty, modern edge. Featuring high-energy singing and tap-dancing performances by founder Erinn Dearth and self-proclaimed “tall guy” Dan Beckmann. Funny and heartfelt, harmonic and uplifting, “Letters From Home” will leave you feeling great about being human.

Elizabeth Wood, Director of Randolph County Veterans Services Office said, “This event is not just a show; it’s a celebration of community, patriotism, and the arts. We are so honored to be able to bring this type of event to our hometown, not only for our citizens to come and see, but mostly for our Veterans! This event is a tribute to our service members and a chance for the community to come together for an evening of top-notch entertainment.”

The Sunset Theatre, a cherished cultural landmark in Asheboro, provides the perfect backdrop for this spectacular event. Located at 234 Sunset Avenue in Asheboro, the theatre’s intimate setting ensures that every seat offers a front-row experience to witness the talent and energy of “Letters From Home”.

Tickets will be first come, first serve so come early (doors open at 6pm)! A donation will be collected to benefit local veterans’ organizations, continuing the tradition of supporting those who have served our country.

If your business is interested in advertising in the playbill (sponsor levels from $75 to $500), please contact Rita Honeycutt with Randolph County Veterans Services Office at 336-318-6909.

For more information about the show, visit https://www.lettersfromhomesingers.com. For more information about Randolph County Veterans Services Office, visit https://www.randolphcountync.gov/349/Veterans-Services.