Eden Espinosa, David Burnham and More Set for APACF's 'Great Gatsby Weekend', 8/24-25
By: BWW News Desk
The Anaheim Performing Arts Center Foundation (APACF) (www.apacf.org) has announced the third annual GREAT GATSBY WEEKEND which is to be held on August 24 & 25 at Fox Pointe Manor and the Lost World Estate, the magnificent estate residences of Dr. Howard and Linda Knohl and Patrick and Jolynn Mahoney in Anaheim Hills.
Local dignitaries and celebrities scheduled to attend the Great Gatsby Gala are Bill Handel from KFI Radio; Jay Buress, President of the Anaheim Orange County Convention and Visitor Bureau; Anaheim City Councilmember Lucille Kring; Anaheim City Councilmember Jordan Brandman; and Hollywood director Joel Zwick. Guests will be treated to a private concert from Anaheim native and Broadway star Eden Espinosa (Broadway: "Wicked," "Rent," "Flora the Red Menace") as headlining entertainment for the Great Gatsby Weekend Fundraiser. Ms. Espinosa was born and raised in Anaheim. She is most recognized for her portrayal of Elphaba in the Broadway production of "Wicked." She has also performed the role of the green witch to critical acclaim in both Los Angeles and San Francisco.Honorary Chairperson for the GREAT GATSBY WEEKEND is Joel Zwick. Mr. Zwick is a film, television and theater director and is best known for his work on "Perfect Strangers," "Full House" and "Family Matters" as well as directing the theatrical films "Glory," "My Big Fat Greek Wedding," "Second Sight" and "Fat Albert."

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