Theatre 68's SERIAL KILLER BARBIE Opens Tonight
Ronnie Marmo and Theatre 68 are proud to announce the new addition of KACEY COPPOLA, to the Musical Cast of the World Premiere "SERIAL KILLER BARBIE" - Scheduled opens tonight, November 7th at The NoHo Arts Center.
As one half of the musical duo "Kate and Kacey", Coppola has been a performer and musician all her life. She studied music at The University of Southern California, and she's written songs for George Strait, performed at the Grande Ole Opry, and toured with Kenny Chesney, Miranda Lambert, and Little Big Town. Kacey and her twin sister were recording artists for Big Machine Records, are Grammy nominated songwriters (EMI), and were finalists on the CMT hit show "Can You Duet".
Recently her love for theater has pulled her home, with regional credits including Ring of Fire, Swing! (Andrews Sister), Honky Tonk Angels (Darlene), and Respect! A musical Journey of Women. Coppola is beyond excited to be back onstage with the fabulous world premiere of Serial Killer Barbie. Love to Rossi and Stella, and all her wonderful family around the world!
SERIAL KILLER BARBIE by playwrights Colette Freedman and Nickella Moschetti are thrilled to welcome Kacey to their already stellar cast. A hilarious and fast moving dark comedy, with original music including songs "21 Ways To Kill A Debbie", Middle School Sucks" and "Price of Popularity".
"SERIAL KILLER BARBIE" will open tonight, November 7th through December 21st, 2014, at the NoHo Arts Center, located at 11136 Magnolia Blvd., North Hollywood, CA 91601. Performances are Friday & Saturday @ 8:00PM and Sunday @ 7:00PM. Tickets are available at: www.plalys411.com/serialkillerbarbie General admission is $30.00. Running time 80 minutes. For reservations: 323-960-5068.
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