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Art Series
PCT's ART SERIES was created as an outlet for creative expression that may deal with contemporary social issues, allowing for a more non-traditional expression of those social issues, or serves to enrich the community by challenging, educating, and empowering audiences.
The Art Series is not part of the regular season and have varying ticket prices.
Ricki Derek & The Vegas Six
January 20th, 2024
Ricki Derek is an entertainer, that’s what he does. He has been doing it in one form or another all his life. Being born too late doesn’t mean you have to settle for the status quo as performer. Ricki has always believed that audience came to see a show and forget about their problems for a while. So when it’s showtime, it’s just that showtime! Greatly influenced by Sinatra, Dino, Tony Bennett, Mel Torme, Tom Jones, Bobby Darin, & Sammy Davis Jr, to name a few, Ricki has made it his mission in life to channel the greats of past and present with his own style. Whether he is performing with his 24 piece orchestra, his 15 piece Big Band, or leaning against a piano, he always surrounds himself with the best musicians. And if he looks like he’s having a great time it’s because he is. Seeing a Ricki show is like a time machine to the Vegas strip in the early 60’s without losing all that money.
“Ricki has honed his act to a fine edge.” – The Dallas Morning News
“Ricki swings like a mutha” – Blll Zehme Esquire Magazine & Author of The Way You Wear Your Hat
In the Words of a Sistah
Paris Community Theatre is so pleased to welcome Paris native Brenda "B" Randall to the stage in a unique poetry show of her creation and featuring women artists of the spoken word who share their experience of love, loss, family, current events, and more. The main objective of "In the Words of a Sistah" is to touch, move and inspire ultimately leaving the audience better than when they entered the space. Tickets will be available soon!
The Haul Across Aswan
October 7th at the Plaza Theater:
Paris natives predominately featured in Bryan Hadley's newest feature film about an unforgettable true story of bravery during the second world war. Free to the public.