Learn more about Faces of Love - A Musical Revue.
The Lawrenceburg Community Theatre announces its musical revue, “Faces of Love,” a theatrical celebration of love in its various forms to be performed at the historic Crockett Theater, Saturday, February 11, at 7 p.m. Tickets are available on the Crockett Theater website at http://thecrocketttheatre.com/. The public is invited to celebrate Valentines Day by bringing a special someone to the show—a spouse, parent, grandparent, child, or even a friend.
The show addresses different relationships experienced over a lifetime from childhood and teens, through the single years and marriage, into the older years. A wide variety of love songs from Broadway to Pop to Country Classics and as a finale a hymn are all performed by a 40- member cast of local talent from children through older adults, featuring 17 soloists and 10 dancers.
Featured soloists familiar to LCT patrons from past musical revues are Bob Augustin, Clare Ray, Cord Perry, Katie Jewell, Patrick Hughes, Bethany Nelson, Beth Lerner, Manny Longfoot, and Macy Short. From past musicals are Carson Dubberly (Seven Brides), Violet Pooley Courter (Oklahoma!) and Shaun Romer (Sneaky Fitch). Newcomers to the LCT stage are Clara Lerner, Callie Garland, Karli Hughett, and Kelli Hughett. Featured dancers include Mycah Galloway, Brit McGill, Trinity and Sarah Madura, Hudsen Gilbreath, Tristan, Morgan, and Beau Pooley. Master of ceremonies is Joey Hardin with wife, Betsy Hardin.
“Faces of Love” is directed by Dolly Leighton with staging and choreography by Mary Ann Trimble, choral direction by Cheryl Augustin, and costuming by Wanda Maib. Stage manager is Carolyn Miller and technical director is Dave Ray, assisted by Elizabeth Perry, James McGill, Katie Curlee, and David DuBose. Stage sets are by Corey & Katie Jewell.
The Lawrenceburg Community Theatre is a 501(3)C non-profit organization which was established in 1968 and for 55 years has provided not only quality entertainment for the local community, but also opportunities for local talent to develop and display their artistry through stage performance.
