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Songs performed in the musical include “We Got the Beat,” “Our Lips Are Sealed,” “Vacation,” and Belinda Carlisle’s “Heaven is a Place on Earth” and “Mad About You.”

Photo provided by ZACH Theatre

That may be a Smokey Robinson song, but “Head Over Heels” is a hit Broadway musical featuring music from the iconic 80s rock band The Go-Go’s, the latest production coming to ZACH Theatre.

But there’s a catch: The musical isn’t actually about The Go-Gos, but about a beloved kingdom that needs rescuing, and the laugh-out-loud journey the royal family takes to save it.

Bonus: Original Go-Go member Kathy Valentine leads the all-girl band.

See it for yourself Tuesday, Aug. 8-Sunday, Sept. 10. Performance times vary. Grab tickets

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