Wednesday, October 10, 2012
What's Happening Aound Town for October 10th
Doomsday Cabaret at The Blank
Doomsday Cabaret “A Rock Musical of Apocalyptic Proportions,” one of the biggest hits of the Hollywood Fringe Festival, returns to Hollywood for a limited engagement at The Blank Theatre/Second Stage October 25 – December 21, (opening night October 27 at 8pm). The award-winning rock musical with book, music and lyrics by Michael Shaw Fisher is directed by Chris Raymond. Musical director and additional music: Michael Teoli. Produced by Fisher for Orgasmico Theatre Company. The cast features Liza Baron, Mark Bemesderfer, Sarah Chaney, Michael Shaw Fisher, Joe Fria, Ashleigh Giron, David Haverty, Nic Nassuet and Jake Regal with band members Jon Hurley, Richard Levinson, Jose Perez, and Mike Shafia. For tickets call (415) 994-4760.
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Steppin’ Out With Ben Vereen comes to The Broad Stage Friday, October 19th at 7:30 pm. Westsiders will “step out” with Vereen as he travels through his stellar forty-year career in this tour de force one-man show. With a program that includes salutes to Frank Sinatra and long-time friend Sammy Davis Jr., audiences will be dazzled by the charisma and pizzazz of a true entertainment legend. Click Here for tickets.
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Avenue Q at DOMA
Winding up their 2012 season, DOMA Theatre Company presents
Avenue Q, the only Tony Award-winning musical ever to proclaim, “It sucks to be
us.” Directed by Richard Israel with musical direction by Chris Raymond,
choreography by Angela Todaro, it stars Benai Boyd, Janelle Dote, Danielle
Judovits, Chris Kauffmann, Chris Kerrigan, Libby Letlow, Mark
Whitten. Singing puppets and their human neighbors tackle life’s most vexing
issues - love, sex, money, race and how to tell your roommate he’s gay in New
York City and on Avenue Q, the only address you can afford when you're fresh
out of college… or out of a job… or just trying to find your way in life. November
9 – December 16, DOMA Theatre Co. at The MET Theatre, 1089 N. Oxford Ave., Los Angeles CA 90029. For tickets call (323) 802-4990 or visit
www.domatheatre.com.
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Laguna Beach is Pinkalicious!
Laguna Beach Playhouse presents Pinkalicous The Musical, based on the popular N.Y. Times best-selling children’s book, live on-stage November 2 - 11. Pinkalicious will be directed by Donna Inglima, with musical direction by Jennifer Trevour and choreography by Tori Baker. Pinkalicious can't stop eating pink cupcakes despite warnings from her parents. Her pink indulgence lands her at the doctor's office with Pinkititis, an affliction that turns her pink from head to toe - a dream come true for this pink loving enthusiast. But when her hue goes too far, only Pinkalicious can figure out a way to get out of this predicament!
There will be very special kids Pre-Show Parties on Nov 3, 4, 10 & 11! Bring your special Pinkalicious fan to enjoy a Pinkalicious cupcake, dress up their outfit with a feather boa, have their face painted, play in their "Dress Up Tent," have their photo taken in the Photo Booth, do a Pinkalicious Craft, receive a Raffle ticket for the show raffle and much more! Parties begin at 11:30am before the Saturday and Sunday Matinees at 580 Broadway next door to the Laguna Playhouse.
The cast of Pinkalicious features young actors from the Laguna Beach and Orange County areas including McCallister Selva as Pinkalicious, Joseph Cowdrey as Peter, Amanda Pappalardo (Alison), Jennifer Pearce (Mrs. Pinkerton), Rich Wordes (Mr. Pinkerton) and Claire Day (Dr. Wink), along with Ashley Cohen, Molly Cohn, Rachel Heurlin, Kendall Huff, Jordan Jessen, Joey Laderer, Natalie Laderer, Summer Lee, Emily Muilenburg, Alexandra Murdy, Kayla Oldfield, Malia Pyles, Hannah Smith, Wills Spangler, Chloe Sullivan, Isabella Van Dyke, Quinton Yusi, Siena Yusi, and Trevor Yusi. Laguna Playhouse, 606 Laguna Canyon Road in Laguna Beach. For tickets visit www.lagunaplayhouse.com or call (949) 497-ARTS (2787) x 1.
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