Exclusive Photo Flash: PIPPIN Tour Meets the Press at Music Hall at Fair Park; Rehearsal Sneak Peek!
This evening, Dallas Summer Musicals hosted an exclusive press event, featuring PIPPIN stars John Rubinstein (Charles) and Sasha Allen (Leading Player) answering questions from the Dallas/Fort Worth media representatives.
Members of the press were also invited to attend warm-up rehearsal onstage before the show. Check out BWW's exclusive photos below!
PIPPIN appears onstage at Music Hall at Fair Park from July 7th-July 19th, and at Bass Performance Hall from July 21st-July 26th. For tickets and more information, visit www.pippinthemusical.com.Photos courtesy of Kyle Christopher Photography.
John Rubinstein and Sasha Allen speak with the Dallas press.
John Rubinstein and Sasha Allen speak with the Dallas press.
Sabrina Harper and a Pippin ensemble member rehearse trapeeze work before the show.
Sabrina Harper and a Pippin ensemble member rehearse trapeeze work before the show.
Cast members of Pippin rehearse before the show.
Aerial work before this evening's performance of PIPPIN.
Season tickets for Dallas Summer Musicals are now on sale.
From This Author - Kyle West
Kyle Christopher West is obsessed with the arts. Growing up on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, Kyle trained as a gymnast and dancer where he performed across the East Coast in productions of West Side Sto... (read more about this author)
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