Tickets are going fast for the return of the “Mott, Motown & More” celebrity lip sync show in person! Flint area’s longest-running lip sync review is back in person this year with an exciting lineup of acts, including Isaiah Oliver, president & CEO of the Community Foundation of Greater Flint.
David Smith, recently retired vice president of Skaff Carpet & Furniture Company, longtime emcee of the show, will be joined by Pastor Dr. Tonya Bailey, co-pastor at Hand to God Ministries and Chief Diversity Officer at Lansing Community College, to serve as Mott, Motown & More co-emcee this year. ELGA Credit Union, Security Credit Union, the Stella and Frederick Loeb Charitable Trust and UAW Region 1-D are the lead sponsors for Mott, Motown & More.
Performances will be at 7 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 22, and Friday, Sept. 23., in the Mott Memorial Building Auditorium, on the Mott Community College (MCC) campus in Flint.
Tickets are $30 per person and available for purchase, but seating is limited. Discounted tickets for students at $10 per person are available for Thursday’s show only. To purchase tickets, call the Foundation for Mott Community College at (810) 762-0425 or visit https://www.mcc.edu/foundation/fmcc_online_donate.php. All proceeds go toward assisting students with their academic goals at MCC.
Mott, Motown & More features performances by a host of local celebrities, members of the community as well as MCC staffers, lip-synching to recordings from Motown and other record companies. It has become a hot-ticket item for many, and a must-see event for others.
“We’re so pleased to be back in person for our 16th year and as we gear up for the College’s 100th Anniversary in 2023,” said Lennetta Coney, president of The Foundation for Mott Community College.
“Mott, Motown & More continues to be a ‘must-see event’ in the community, and we’re so appreciative of the volunteers who perform in the show, enabling us to provide the financial support so many of our students need,” Coney added.
Interpreting services for the deaf and hard of hearing will be provided by MCC’s Sign Language Interpreter Training Program student interns, and certified supervising interpreters.
