[Capdist-announce] SIDE SHOW! Open for a Second Run of Shows, Thursday through Sunday!

[Thomas Bambury]

See what our First Weekend's Audience Buzz and Standing Ovations were All About! 
Join Us Thursday through Sunday, as 
Class Act Productions
 
Presents the Regional Premiere of 

Side Show: The Musical
 
Director/Choreographer: Thomas Dalton Bambury
Producer: Marlene Countermine
Musical Director: Patrick Young
Choreographer: Amanda Jo Marshall
 
Featuring:  Heather D'Arcy, Dave Dixon, David Michael James, Brian McBride Land, Jacqueline Libby, Leslie Maiello, Chris Malatesta, Amanda Jo Marshall, Emily Mitzen, Mike Mottl, Connor Olney, Oliver Ord, John Roose, Suzanne Talarico Rucinski, Catherine Seeley, Eric Shovah, Holly Hoyt Van Allen and Cait Webber 
 
With an Extraordinary Behind The Mirror Staff bringing this amazing show to life with their artistry!
 
May 19-22, 2011
Thurs.-Sat. @ 8:00pm
Sun. @ 2:00pm
 
Performances held at the former Hilton Center for the Performing Arts
40 N. Russell Road
Albany, NY  12206
*Located next to the Westgate Plaza on Central Ave.  Turn onto N. Russell Rd. and proceed to the last building on the left.  The theatre is located next door to New Music.*
 
For Tickets
Call 518-248-2618
Or E-mail ClassActProductions at live.com
Ticket Prices:
$15 in Advance with Reservations OR
$18 at the Door
Cash and checks accepted.
Seating is extremely limited!  Please call ahead to order tickets.
 
Side Show: The Musical is the stirring and controversial musical about Daisy and Violet Hilton (portrayed by Heather D'Arcy and Catherine Seeley), conjoined Twins who make an extraordinary change from being a freak show act, to becoming famous stage performers in the 1930s. The people they meet and the people they become while meeting them, truly challenges their approach to life, and each other.
On their journey they meet an extraordinary cavalcade of freaks that they find are not so different than themselves and who teach them more about themselves and each other, than they could imagine!
**This show has messages of life and loss, universal and poignant themes of differences and indifference, and discrimination and love. 




 
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