Photo Flash: Go Inside the Salon at The Arc Theatre's STEEL MAGNOLIAS
The Arc Theatre presents Robert Harling's popular American classic STEEL MAGNOLIAS, directed by Artistic Director Mark Boergers*, playing now through February 12, 2017 at Red Curtain Theater at the First Congregational Church House, 1417 Hinman Ave. in Evanston. The show opened last Friday, January 20, and BroadwayWorld has a first look at the cast in action below!
STEEL MAGNOLIAS features Nicholia Q. Aguirre as Clairee, Meg Elliott as Ouiser, Brookelyn Hébert as Shelby, Natalie Sallee* as M'Lynn, Lucy Sandy as Truvy and Nikkia Tyler as Annelle.
Alternately hilarious and heartbreaking, STEEL MAGNOLIAS is the play that inspired the blockbuster movie. Six women from different generations share laughter, love and loss at Truvy's Beauty Salon in Chinquapin, Louisiana- where anybody who's anybody goes to get their hair done. Best friends Ouiser and Clairee trade scathing quips as the younger generations prepare for Shelby's impending nuptials and then celebrate her married life. When life throws a devastating curve ball at Shelby and her mother, M'Lynn, these life long friends band together to navigate rough tides with grace, new hairdos and wills made of steel.
The production team for STEEL MAGNOLIAS includes Cailin Short and Mark Boergers* (set design), Catharine Young (costume design), Matt Reich (sound design) and Jaclynn Joslin (stage manager). *Denotes The Arc Theatre Company Member
Tickets are currently available at arctheatrechicago.org.
Photo Credit: Emily Schwartz
Lucy Sandy, Brookelyn Hebert, Natalie Sallee and Nicholia Q. Aguirre
Brookelyn Hebert and Nikkia Tyler
Brookelyn Hebert, Lucy Sandy and Natalie Sallee
Lucy Sandy, Brookelyn Hebert and Nicholia Q. Aguirre
Nicholia Q. Aguirre, Meg Elliott and Natalie Sallee
Nicholia Q. Aguirre with (back) Lucy Sandy, Brookelyn Hebert and Natalie Sallee
Nikkia Tyler and Brookelyn Hebert
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