Secondline Productions Presents SWEET CHARITY, 10/28-11/13
SWEET CHARITY is a musical originally made famous under the direction and choreography of Bob Fosse. SWEET CHARITY features snappy Neil Simon dialogue and show stopping numbers including such favorites as "Big Spender", Rhythm of Life" and "If They Could See Me Now".
SWEET CHARITY is a tender, poignant and humorous look at the misadventures in love of Charity Hope Valentine (Brooke Seguin), who always gives her heart and her dreams to the wrong man. She sings, dances, laughs, and cries her way through romances with the magnetic man who never treats her right, the gorgeous movie star who truly has no interest, and the too good to be true gentleman.
Robert Marra directs this production of SWEET CHARITY with the brushstroke of realism, while maintaining the lighthearted charm of Charity and her world. James Lent provides musical direction; Tania Possick, Garland Award Winner, delivers original choreography with the Fosse influence and flavor that audiences have come to love. Designers JC Gafford (lighting), award-winning Joseph 'Sloe' Slawinski (sound), and David Schifillitti (costuming) round out the production staff assembled by Secondline and Producer Gabrieal Griego. Sweet Charity also stars Leslie Stevens, Elvira Barjau, Adam Silver, Beth Robbins, and Ben Goldsmith.
SWEET CHARITY, runs from October 28th- November 13th 2011 at The Knightsbridge Theatre, 1944 Riverside Dr., Los Angeles, CA 90039. FREE and plentiful street parking available. For more information about the show and to purchase tickets visit http://www.secondlineproductions.com
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