Photo Flash: Troubadour Theater Company's A CHRISTMAS WESTSIDE STORY Opens!
Falcon Theatre opened Troubadour Theater Company's A Christmas Westside Story opened last night, directed by Matt Walker, the third production of its 2011-2012 Subscription Season.
Celebrate the Season with the Troubies as they bring together two classic tales, A Christmas Story and West Side Story. Somewhere in America, Ralphie wants to be Cool and get a Red Ryder BB gun for Christmas. Will his parents ever believe A Boy Like That can handle a Red Ryder? Or will Santa use One Hand, One Heart to ignore Ralphie and give a BB gun to Maria instead? Tell yourself "I Feel Pretty", hop on a Jet and dance your way to the show Tonight!
Tickets can be purchased online at www.FalconTheatre.com or call the Falcon Theatre BOX OFFICE at (818) 955.8101. Check out photos from the opening night celebrations below!
Photo Credit: Lily Lim
Marissa Ingrasci, Joseph Keane and Christine Lakin
Heidi Brucker and Darrin Revitz
Katherine Malak and Matt Walker
Beth Kennedy, Kathleen Marshall LaGambina and Matt Walker
Lisa Valenzuela and Brandon Breault
Darrin Revitz, Suzanne Jolie and Monica Schneider
Cast and crew of A WESTSIDE CHRISTMAS STORY
Cast and crew of A WESTSIDE CHRISTMAS STORY
Brandon Breault, Ameenah Kaplan and Marissa Ingrasci
Kristin D'Andrea Condon and Monica Schneider
Kristin D'Andrea Condon, Kathleen Marshall LaGambina, Matt Walker and Monica Schneider
Marissa Ingrasci and Christine Lakin
Katherine Malak and Morgan Rusler
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