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2009 Summer Stage Musical Theatre Camp Presents
Based on a story and characters by Damon Runyon Music and Lyrics by Frank Loesser Book by Jo Swerling and Abe Burrows
Join my daughter and 66 young actors, singers and dancers in their own rousing rendition of this Broadway Musical Classic. Featuring gangster "guys" and their "dolls" and all their shenanigans in 1930's New York.
The children range in age from 2nd grade to 12 grade in High School.....
The Guys......
My daughter with the red flower in her hair, and friend, in their Cabana girl outfits.
My daughter with the red flower in her hair, and friend, in their Cabana girl outfits.
The show ran 1 hour and 10 minutes..
The Dolls.....
The little chicken dancers...
These young kids only had three weeks to get ready for the show...
Olivia ( in green ) and some friends (all cast members) after the show.....
Dock Street Theatre
$20 Million Renovation Underway
The Historic Dock Street Theatre is currently closed for renovations. Charleston Stage plans to return to the Dock Street when it reopens in May 2010.
The Historic Dock Street Theatre, home to Charleston Stage for the past 30 years, is undergoing a $20 million restoration by the City of Charleston.
Renovations will provide new seats, restrooms and lobby facilities and state-of-the-art lighting to this historic structure. Three elevators are being added to make the building completely handicapped accessible.
Stabilization includes insuring that the structure is earthquake resistant.
The Historic Dock Street Theatre, built within the shell of the Planters Hotel (circa 1800), is built on the site of the original Dock Street Theatre, first theatre building in America.
LOCATION 135 Church Street Charleston, SC 29401
$20 Million Renovation Underway
The Historic Dock Street Theatre is currently closed for renovations. Charleston Stage plans to return to the Dock Street when it reopens in May 2010.
The Historic Dock Street Theatre, home to Charleston Stage for the past 30 years, is undergoing a $20 million restoration by the City of Charleston.
Renovations will provide new seats, restrooms and lobby facilities and state-of-the-art lighting to this historic structure. Three elevators are being added to make the building completely handicapped accessible.
Stabilization includes insuring that the structure is earthquake resistant.
The Historic Dock Street Theatre, built within the shell of the Planters Hotel (circa 1800), is built on the site of the original Dock Street Theatre, first theatre building in America.
LOCATION 135 Church Street Charleston, SC 29401
What a fabulous experience for your daughter! Isn't wonderful to live in a place where she has that opportunity?! Wish I could see it!
ReplyDeleteHi Julie...
ReplyDeleteOhhh...what fun! This looks like it was quite a production and to think that the kids only had 3 weeks to work on it...that's fabulous! What a great experience for your daughter...she sure is a beautiful girl! The high school choir of our little rural school put on "Guys and Dolls" a few years back...they did such a great job...it was very entertaining! I just think it's a great experience...everyone should do this at least once in their lifetime!
Thank you for sharing...Happy Sunday Favorites!
Chari
Hi Julie...
ReplyDeleteJust lil' ol' me again...hehe! Just read your sweet note and wanted to stop back by and welcome you to blogging and Sunday Favorites...it's really nice to have you participate!!! Please join us again...and stop by anytime...so very nice to meet you!!!
Warmest wishes,
Chari
Wonderful!!! I am so thrilled for your daughter!!! I am sure she will never forget being involved in something so amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this with us today!!!
Enjoy!!!
XOXO
Cathy
Looks like a big production and a lot of fun.
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful old building.
That is a fantastic and quite amazing feat-- to pull off a musical with that many cast members in 3 weeks. I am awed!
ReplyDeleteCass
Oh your daughter is so beautiful! And how wonderful that she is into the arts! My girls and I were involved with theater for many years. It was so much fun !
ReplyDeleteKaryn