[Capdist-announce] "HONK!" summer show-press release

[Julie Phillips]

“HONK!

The Ugly Duckling Musical”



Presented by the Family Players of Northeastern New York, Inc.



July 13-15 and July 20-22, 2007

at 7:30 pm

At the Guilderland Performing Arts Center Stage in Tawasentha Park,  
Guilderland, NY


The Family Players of Northeastern New York are very excited to  
present this “egg-cellent” musical about the Ugly Duckling, complete  
with all the emotions and messages this story offers.  It’s a very  
entertaining story for all ages – kids will love the lively, bright  
barnyard while adults will get a kick out of the clever side comments  
and performances by our talented cast-of-all-ages from throughout the  
Capital District.

Tickets are available the night of each performance for just $8 for  
students/seniors and $12 for adults. If you’re interested in group  
sales (for groups of 10 or more), please contact us at  
fpneny at nycap.rr.com to make arrangements – we’re glad to help!  Plus  
we’ll be having some fun events 20 minutes before the show, from  
Saturday egg hunts to Sunday duck ponds. There is much fun to be had!

We hope you’ll join us for “HONK!” – the story of Ugly, his family,  
the pals and perils he encounters along the way and, ultimately, the  
importance of being who you are.  Family Players has been presenting  
family-friendly entertainment for over 20 years and our cast & crew  
look forward to entertaining you!  And what better place to  
experience a lively summer musical than Tawasentha Park, outside,  
under the stars?  It makes for an egg-ceptional evening.  Hope to see  
you there!

For more information, please contact production staff members Julie  
Phillips at 377-3955, julie at paper-clip.com (July 8th on) or Mary  
Kalica at 331-4158, mkalica at aol.com (before July 8th).  Thanks so much!


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