Lighten Up With Loretta LaRoche at The Lebanon Opera House!
Lebanon, NH (March 30, 2010) – Join Loretta LaRoche in her Lighten Up Tour at the Lebanon Opera House! This hysterical evening is on Thursday, May 13th at 7:30pm.
Loretta is returning, hot off of her PBS show taping, with cutting-edge information which audiences of any age will want to incorporate into their life. With her contemporary wit and a hearty dose of old-world wisdom, Loretta brings a breath of fresh air for everyone who’s suffocating in our techno crazed, germ-phobic, “go-go-go” world.
Loretta’s latest show will cover new and exciting ways to enhance ones lives, relationships and health. By learning the language of optimism, humor and resiliency, Loretta teaches you how to become more available to the things you want to do. As a result, your entire energy will “lighten up!” leading to greater respect from family and friends, and positively influencing those around you.
For tickets call the Lebanon Opera House box office at 603-448-0400 or visit www.lebanonoperahouse.org
If unable to attend Loretta’s performance, her latest book, Lighten Up! The Authentic and Fun Way to Lose Your Weight and Your Worries is on sale now. In this humorous and informative book, Loretta cuts through the nonsense, disclosing the wisdom she’s accumulated from “having gained and lost a tribe of people.” She shares her expertise as an international stress consultant, former aerobics instructor, and owner of a wellness center. Loretta’s greatest promise is that you’ll get into shape…and have fun while you’re doing it!
Loretta is performing in the Lighten Up! tour in multiple cities around the country, visit www.LLPpresents.com for more information. For more information on Loretta LaRoche and her book Lighten Up!, please visit her site www.lorettalaroche.com.
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About Loretta LaRoche
Loretta LaRoche is the best-selling author of Life Is Short – Wear Your Party Pants and Squeeze the Day. She is an international stress-management consultant who advocates humor, optimism, and resiliency as coping mechanisms. Loretta helps people learn how to take stress and turn it into strength, as well as how to see themselves as the survivor of their own lives – that is, to find the “bless in the mess.” She has had seven one-woman television specials air on eighty PBS stations across the country. She has been nominated for local and prime time Emmy Awards, and has appeared on CNN, ABC and NBC affiliates. She is a favorite on the lecture circuit, averaging 100 talks per year. Loretta’s wit, wisdom and irreverent humor has for over 30 years raised the humor potential in all of us.
