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1) Chonda Pierce: Be Afraid, Be Very Afraid

Author

Pierce, Chonda

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English

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Funny girl Chonda Pierce tackles an odd topic for comedians: fear. What are you afraid of? Yeah, there's plenty of stuff to fear, but there's an antidote -- laughter. This is a live variety show, with musical numbers, sketches, faux commercials, stories, and songs from the heart. Shortly after the trauma of 9/11, America was scared. Chonda addressed those understandable fears, and confronted challenges in her own life-- which can be kinda funny, if...

2) Chonda Pierce: Stayin' Alive Laughing

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Pierce, Chonda

Language

English

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Chonda dances her way through empty nesting to group therapy, from two-steppin' to twelve-stepping, and shows us a side of Adam and Eve we've never seen before. Plus, see Bill Gaither as a security guard, and a visit from "disco" Russ Taff.

3) Kennedy Center homecoming: a celebration of our faith and heritage

Author

Gaither, Bill

Pub. Date

[1999]

Language

English

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A musical celebration featuring a variety of gospel musicians.

4) Chonda Pierce: A Piece Of My Mind

Author

Pierce, Chonda

Language

English

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This laugh-fest from Chonda Pierce is for anybody who has exploded with exasperation--only to see the funny side after the dust settles. With true stories that nobody would dare invent, America's most hilarious lady will have you holding your sides with her trademark wise-cracks and down-to-earth insights on shopping, diets, menopause, raising kids, and more. Special guests: comedian and actress Sheri Shepherd, The WOC Choir, and Zachary Pierce.

5) Lawrence Welk: God bless America

Pub. Date

[2003]

Language

English

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Act One covers 1900-1935, as Lawrence Welk and thousands of new Americans try to survive the hardships of World War I. Highlights of this act include the entire cast singing Irving Berlin's rousing "This is a Great Country." Guy Hovis performs "Coming to America" and Mary Lou Metzger, Jack Imel and Bobby and Elaine dance to a Cohan Medley. The Lennon Sisters sing, "My Man," and Ralna English belts the Gershwin's classic Broadway song, "Strike Up the...