Award-winning brother and sister entertainers Wiley Winters and Missy Rude will be among the performers Saturday, Sept. 19, during a McSwain Theatre virtual performance featuring Jae L. & Crossover with Special Guests.

The public is invited to enjoy the show from the comfort of their home at McSwainTheatre. com or the McSwain Theatre Facebook page at Facebook.com/ McSwainTheatre.

Rude has earned awards as McSwain Theatre’s Female Vocalist of the Year and also at the Pauls Valley Opry. In a recent edition of the “Pauls Valley Democrat,” the paper said Rude “(Pours) out her heart in every song she sings.” The paper noted Rude’s performance of “Help Me Make it Through the Night” came straight from her heart and she “then lit up the night sky with an Annie Lennox mega-hit ‘I Put a Spell on You.’”

Her brother, Winters, captured the Pauls Valley Opry’s 2018 Male Vocalist of the Year award, in addition to 2018 Entertainer of the Year. During competition, he spanned decades of strong country music songs by performing the late Jim Reeves’ classic “He’ll Have to Go,” and Ricky Van Shelton’s hit, “Statue of a Fool.”

The Chickasaw Nation remains committed to slowing the spread of Cfollowing health and safety protocols, including sheltering at home, responsible distancing and handwashing practices, using protective face coverings and staying informed.

Bringing the McSwain experience into homes virtually is just one of the ways the Chickasaw Nation is working to protect the health and well-being of employees, citizens and fellow community members. Other talented special guests for the Sept. 19 McSwain show include Chandler Elliott, an Ada vocalist and guitar instrumentalist; McSwain regular vocalists Debbie Allen of Ada and Tara Scott, of Duncan; and Cathy Lake, of Runaway Bay, Texas.