ACT IV - End of An Era

1968 / 1969 was a time of turmoil, riots and war. The sixties were coming to an end, as was this musical phenomenon. Under the pressures of growing apart, having individual projects, wants and needs, a slow deterioration began. Studio hours became longer and more drawn out as more distractions entered lives. Yet, they still released No. 1 selling albums and singles which continued to represent the changing world.

The final Act, displays a striking visual shift as the

cast of the Beatlemania Stage Show appear on

stage depicting the group as separate, mature and

self-reliant individuals. Long hair, facial hair and

individual attire lend to the on stage impact that

the group members are heading in different life

directions. The Beatlemania Stage Show performs

the hits of the the White Album, Abbey Road and

Let it Be with the enthusiasm, energy, charisma,

magic and pure passion that the Beatles always

possessed.

Performing live on stage favorites including

Come Together, Hey Jude, Revolution,

Something, Get Back and more, the "End of An

Era" performance demonstrates the unifying of

four individuals, sharing years of success,

maturing, experimenting, differences, friendship

and together changing music forever.

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'Revolution' - performed by Beatlemania Stage Show

'Back In The USSR' - performed by Beatlemania Stage Show

'Across The Universe' - performed by Beatlemania Stage Show