Photo Coverage: McCoy Rigby Entertainment Presents WINTER WONDERETTES Press Opening Night at La Mirada Theatre
La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts & McCoy Rigby Entertainment present WINTER WONDERETTES, created and directed by Roger Bean, choreography by John Vaughan and musical direction by Brian Baker. WINTER WONDERETTES opened on Saturday, December 8 and runs through Sunday, December 30, 2012 at La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts, 14900 La Mirada Blvd in La Mirada. BroadwayWorld has a look at photos from opening night below.
WINTER WONDERETTES features three of the four original Los Angeles “Winter Wonderettes”: Misty Cotton, Julie Dixon Jackson, Bets Malone and making her “Wonderette” debut - Shannon Warne.
The design team for WINTER WONDERETTES is as follows: The Lighting Design is by Jean Yves Tessier. The Sound Design is by Josh Bessom. The Prop Coordinator is Terry Hanrahan.
Tickets range from $20 - $70 and can be purchased at La Mirada Theatre’s website, www.lamiradatheatre.com or by calling the La Mirada Theatre Box Office at (562) 944-9801 or (714) 994-6310. Student, Senior, Children and group discounts are available.
The Winter Wonderettes at Curtain Call.
The Winter Wonderettes at Curtain Call.
Patrick Cunningham and Lowe Taylor
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Roger Bean, Lowe Taylor, Brian Kite, and Stasha Surdyke
Choreographer John Vaughan, Director/Creator Roger Bean, and Musical Director Brian Baker
Tom Musgrave, Shannon Warne, Lowe Taylor, and Patrick Cunningham
Brian Baker, John Vaughan, Bets Malone, and Steven Glaudini
Shannon Warne and Steven Glaudini
Julie Dixon Jackson and her family
Shannon Warne, Roger Bean, and Stasha Surdyke
Bets Malone, Lowe Taylor, and Jenna Coker-Jones
Julie Dixon Jackson, Shannon Warne, Bets Malone, and Misty Cotton
Shannon Warne, Bets Malone, Roger Bean, Misty Cotton, and Julie Dixon Jackson
Larry Raben, Jenna Coker-Jones, and friend
Roger Castellano, Tracy Lore, Bets Malone, Steven Glaudini, and Tom McCoy
Julie Dixon Jackson and Stasha Surdyke
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