WHAT'S A MOTHER'S DAY SHOW LIKE?
Well, it's a Deborah Henson-Conant show, so that means you'll see a quirky, energetic, intimate performer who combines music, stories and humor into shows that are offbeat and inspiring.

DHC is the world's leading electric harp player, so that means you'll see her wail on the Blues, toss off Flamenco licks and use a passel of diverse styles you've likely never heard coming out of a harp.

Mostly, you'll experience a night that's adventurous, fun and inspiring - and come home not just singing the tunes, but filled with new ideas and the sense that things you felt were lost forever, are still as close as your own eyes.

"I love Mother's Day shows because there's a heightened sense of shared experience.It's easy to fall into stereotypes of what we think Mother's Day should be when it's really about revisiting the crazy, wonderful - and sometimes ridiculous - experience of being someone's kid - and the equally bizarre life-experience of being someone's mother.

"My own mother was the most influential person in my life. I adore her and desperately struggle to avoid being like her. When you see my shows, you get a sense of what it was like growing up in the shadow of an Operatic Diva with size 12 feet, klutzy dramatic grace and a determination to change the world in tiny ways every day. Mostly by singing."

Come to the show. You'll see me. You'll see me unintentionally channel my mother. (Sigh...) It's in the genes."