Sarah Faix

'So...through a strange series of unexpected events my sister Rebecca Timmons and I have somehow been allowed to have a theatre for a night....so rather than let it go to waste we thought we'd put on a concert!' notes local actor/singer Sarah Faix. 'We used to write our own shows and put them on in our basement as kids, and while we don't plan to revive any of our greatest hits of the 80's and 90's, we do promise that the evening will be at least as good and with higher production values!'

'So...through a strange series of unexpected events my sister Rebecca Timmons and I have somehow been allowed to have a theatre for a night....so rather than let it go to waste we thought we'd put on a concert!' notes local actor/singer Sarah Faix. 'We used to write our own shows and put them on in our basement as kids, and while we don't plan to revive any of our greatest hits of the 80's and 90's, we do promise that the evening will be at least as good and with higher production values!'

The Penny Seats' summer musical 'Little Me' opened this past weekend on July 11th. The production is set to run for two more weekends (July 18-20 & 25-27). Check out a first look below!

Now in its third year of operation, Ann Arbor's Penny Seats Theatre Company is set to produce its trademark summer show at the West Park Band Shell, 215 Chapin Street in Ann Arbor for three weekends from today, July 11 through July 27.

Now in its third year of operation, Ann Arbor's Penny Seats Theatre Company is set to produce its trademark summer show at the West Park Band Shell, 215 Chapin Street in Ann Arbor.

Now in its third year of operation, Ann Arbor's Penny Seats Theatre Company is set to produce its trademark summer show at the West Park Band Shell, 215 Chapin Street in Ann Arbor for three weekends from July 11 through July 27.

Musical theater villains are the characters we love to hate. They are enigmas. Their actions within the plot of any given musical paint them as despicable people who merit neither regard nor affection, and yet, we leave the theater humming wonderful, memorable melodies, and inwardly smiling. But their status as villains relegates their songs to the background. Join Canton's Spotlight Players for an evening of wicked fun when the villains of musical theatre take the stage to have their say in their 'From the Shadows: The Villains Take the Stage" cabaret, October 12 and 13 at 8:00 p.m.

Musical theater villains are the characters we love to hate. They are enigmas. Their actions within the plot of any given musical paint them as despicable people who merit neither regard nor affection, and yet, we leave the theater humming wonderful, memorable melodies, and inwardly smiling. But their status as villains relegates their songs to the background. Join Canton's Spotlight Players for an evening of wicked fun when the villains of musical theatre take the stage to have their say in their 'From the Shadows: The Villains Take the Stage" cabaret, October 12 and 13 at 8:00 p.m.