[Colorado-talk] Phamaly Theatre Company Production of Annie

[Amy Sabo]

hello lyrinda,
thanks for posting this announcement about the play annie that is
going to be at the stage theatre this year. I do appreciate that you
sent it to the list. I'm sorry that you aren't at convention this week
but, I do understand since both becca and I aren't there due to
personal issues in our lives. so, thanks again and, I will try to
attend this event!

hugs,
amy

On 7/12/17, Lorinda Riddle via Colorado-Talk <colorado-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> The audio described show of Annie will be on Sunday, July 23 at 2 pm.
> Click here for more information:  http://www.phamaly.org/upcoming-events
>
> Ticket prices vary but be sure to mention you want the Audio Described show
> and seats.
>
> ANNIE
> July 13 - August 6, 2017
> Stage Theatre at the Denver Performing Arts Complex
> A country feeling uncertain...
> An orphan searching for connection and family...
> A wealthy businessman who has lost touch...
> And an opportunity to find hope and love in unexpected places.
>
> Phamaly's 2017 musical tells the story of the energetic and optimistic
> Annie, an orphan living in Depression-era America. Based on Little Orphan
> Annie, Harold Gray's popular 1920s comic strip, Annie is the epitome of
> resilience amidst struggle. Tucked away under the domineering Miss Hannigan,
> she suddenly finds herself swept from the dark halls of the orphanage to the
> opulent expanse of Daddy Warbucks' mansion. Amidst the glamour and glitz,
> Annie impacts Warbucks and the world around her as she takes a stand for
> what matters most: love and family. Don't miss this classic American musical
> - as always re-envisioned by the extraordinary artists of the Phamaly
> Theatre Company.
>
> Celebrating the 40th anniversary of its Broadway debut and 7 Tony Awards,
> ANNIE is more timely than ever with its themes of class division,
> marginalization, and courage in the face of uncertainty. With beloved
> classics like "Little Girls," "Hard Knock Life," and the anthem, "Tomorrow,"
> ANNIE reminds us that, by coming together, we can make it through the
> toughest of times.
>
> Book by Thomas Meehan
> Music by Charles Strouse
> Lyrics by Martin Charnin
> Original Broadway Production Directed by Martin Charnin
> Based on "Little Orphan Annie"(r)
>
> Directed by Regan Linton and Steve Wilson
> Choreographed by Debbie Stark and Ronni Gallup
> Musical Direction by David Nehls and Trent Hines
> Co-directed by Regan Linton and Steve Wilson
>
> http://www.phamaly.org/upcoming-events
>
>
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