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    The Rock and Roll Playhouse Plays Music of Dolly Parton for Kids

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    Sunday, September 27, 2026

    12:30 PM

    Brooklyn Bowl

    61 Wythe Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11249

    Scheduled

    About This Event

    The Rock and Roll Playhouse brings its family-oriented concert format to Brooklyn Bowl to present the songs of Dolly Parton for young listeners. Parton is an American singer-songwriter whose recorded output spans decades, and her direct songwriting and steady rhythmic phrasing suit the Playhouse’s emphasis on clear musicianship, onstage performance, and audience participation.

    About Music of Dolly Parton(song)

    At Brooklyn Bowl, The Rock and Roll Playhouse adapts Dolly Parton’s songbook for a young audience, keeping the structure of a rock show while making room for kids in the room. Parton’s writing spans decades of American pop and country crossover, built on plainspoken storytelling and steady rhythmic phrasing that carries even when simplified. In New York, her music has long circulated through radio, theater, and tribute nights, a durable part of the city’s shared repertoire. One clear takeaway is how well her melodies hold up when stripped to their bones.

    About the Artists

    The Rock and Roll Playhouse

    The Rock and Roll Playhouse

    The Rock and Roll Playhouse is a group project built around live rock and pop concerts designed for younger listeners and their families. In New York City, their shows have a regular home at venues such as White Eagle Hall, where they reframe familiar catalogs in a format that keeps the band onstage and the audience involved.

    Dolly Parton

    Dolly Parton

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    Dolly Parton is an American singer-songwriter with a recorded output that spans decades, including hundreds of singles as a lead and featured artist. While best known for country and classic country, her work has circulated widely enough to turn up in unexpected contexts, including New York City bills that frame her songs through electronic performance formats.