'Julie Johnson' Women Friends With Benefits-Held Over!
By: Beau Higgins Aug. 30, 2006
Julie Johnson by Wendy Hammond - HELD OVERSol Theatre Project
1140 N. Flagler Dr, Fort Lauderdale, Fl. 33304NOW THROUGH SEPTEMBER 17, 2006
Thurs-Sat @ 8:00 and Sun @ 6:00COST: admission is $20 Thurs, Fri, Sun and $25 Sat
(students under 30 with ID $12 Thurs, Fri, Sun only)
cash/personal check only at doorRESERVATIONS: box office: 954-525-6555 or http://www.soltheatre.com
Julie is near a breaking point when she confesses to her best friend Claire that she is going to night school because she's tired of "being stupid." This brave first step launches her into throwing out her abusive husband, and Claire to follow suit and move in. As rocky days turn into promising futures, Julie admits to Claire that she has feelings beyond friendship for her. This opens another crate of challenges to which Julie proves that she is more than capable of handling. A mentoring night school teacher keeps her on the right path, and there is little stopping her from her ultimate goal—fully realizing herself as a woman, a mother, and a total human being.
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Directed by Daivd Tarryn-Grae
Featuring Kim Ehly as Julie Johnson, Julia Clearwood as Claire, Steven Chambers as Mr. Miranda, Magen Young as Lisa Johnson and Lexie Gaeta as Frankie Johnson
Designed by Robert Hooker
Sound and Stage Management by Marc Scott and Jeff Holmes
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Miami Metro Awards - Live Stats
Best Musical - Top 3
1.
SWEENEY TODD (Inside Out theatre company)
11.5% of votes
2.
THE SOUND OF MUSIC (Lake Worth Playhouse)
9.2% of votes
3.
WEST SIDE STORY (Delray Beach Playhouse)
8.4% of votes
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