It's Showtime will be a concert to remember, bringing together styles of music from the 1940s and 50s in the TET Kings theatre on June 11 and 12.
And what a great era that was - with standards that have endured and entertained for decades.
The 35-strong Stratford Singers will perform from the famous shows, Oklahoma, South Pacific and My Fair Lady. Music director Peter Copeland has chosen a variety of songs, with foot-tappers like I'm getting married in the morning and the poignant lyrics of You'll Never Walk Alone.
The big band sound produced by The Great Taranaki Steam Band is a real crowd pleaser, and Christopher Luke will lead all 45 of them in swing hits such as St Louis Blues, In the Mood and Colonel Bogey.
A favourite is sure to be Salute to the Duke - Ellington.