Thoroughly Modern Millie, December 2011

Millie Dillmont arrives in New York where adventure awaits her!

Handsome Trevor Graydon hires Millie, not knowing that she has has plans to marry her boss and he fits the bill just fine!

Crazy Mrs. Meers, Millie's landlady, is determined to ship all her orphaned tenants off to southeast Asia into a life of white slavery!

Mrs. Meers has selected Dorothy as her next victim. Ching Ho is smitten with Miss Dorothy in spite of all his brother, Bun Foo, can do to prevent it.

Muzzy Van Hossme, a fabulous singer and Jimmy and Dorothy's step mother, performs at a party at her penthouse.

Millie and her friends are arrested at the local "Speakeasy" and spend the night in jail.

From jail, Jimmy sings "What Do I Need With Love?", as he tries to convince himself he's not falling for Millie.

After a long night in jail, Millie and her friends are released.

Jimmy and Millie dance high up on a window ledge as Millie realizes she is in love with Jimmy.

Meanwhile, Millie's boss Trevor Graydon has fallen in love with her best friend Dorothy.

Muzzy Hossmere performs at Cafe Society with "Her Boys".

Of course, it all works out in the end. Millie marries Jimmy,Mrs. Meers ends up in jail,
Dorothy marries Ching Ho, and Bun Foo becomes Mr. Graydon's secretary!

Annie, December 2010

Eighty-nine little girls auditioned for the coveted role of "Annie" in October, 2010. Out of that group of extremely talented girls came Annie, six orphans, and seven orphan dancers.

The orphans really got into it when singing "Hard Knock Life," bemoaning their fate as forgotten children under cruel Miss Hannigan.

Hannigan, her sleazy brother Rooster and Lily St. Regis, his floozy girlfriend, sang "Easy Street" with such high-octane energy, that it set the tone for the entire show.

Annie finds it hard to believe she is actually outside the orphanage and seeing the sights in New York City for the first time in the NYC Dance number.

Bert Healy, Wacky, the Producer, and the Boylan Sisters sing about toothpaste in "You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile."

Eight little orphans dream about a wonderful future they imagine they'll never
have.

Singing while decorating the tree, the servants are all excited at the prospect of adopting Annie. The servants are all excited at the prospect of adopting Annie and decorate the tWarbucks mansion to look "just spiffy"."

President Franklin D. Roosevelt is a personal friend of Daddy Warbucks (of course!) and helps Annie figure out the mystery of her lost parents.

Grace, Annie, and Daddy Warbucks take a moment to reflect on their new circumstances: Daddy Warbucks will adopt Annie and marry his long-time secretary Grace . . .

Grace, Annie, and Daddy Warbucks take a moment to reflect on their new circumstances: Daddy Warbucks will adopt Annie and marry his long-time secretary Grace . . .

. . . which leads to a happily-ever-after finale!

The Sound of Music - 2009

Sister Margaretta, the Mother Abbess, Sisters Berthe and Sophia pray for "the flibberty-gibbet" Maria who just doesn't seem to fit into Abbey life.

Maria teaches"Do-Re-Mi" to the von Trapp children --their first song.

Liesl is madly in love with Rolf. Here they dance and sing to "Sixteen Going on Seventeen."

Max Detweiller and Elsa Schraeder dance and sing to "How Can Love Survive?"

Maria and the Captain diiscover their love and sing "Something Good" to each other.

The von Trapp family is complete now that Maria has joined the family.

Cast of the 2009 production "The Sound of Music" presented at the Zermatt Resort to sell-out crowds!

The Sound of Music, July & Sept. 2011

The Mother Abbess had a profound effect on Maria's life.

Liesl and Rolf perform "You Are Sixeen."

Guests at the Captain's party dance a classical Vienna Waltz.

Elsa and Max are determined that Elsa marry the Captain.

Maria is overjoyed to be back with the children again.

The Captain and Maria sing "I Must Have Done Something Good."

The Mother Abbess congratulates Maria on her upcoming marriage to the captain.

The wedding march was one of the high points of the show.

The Admiral gives permission to the Von Trapp Family to sing at the Leipzig Festival.

The final performance of the Von Trapp Family Singers before their escape from Nazi Austria.

A Christmas Carol 2009

"A Christmas Carol, the Musical" was again presented in the Midway Town Hall to rave reviews. Here are a few favorite moments.

The Ghost of Christmas Past is Scrooge's first mysterious visitor.

The Ghost of Christmas Present scoffs at Scrooge's Christmas gruel.

Happy children in the "Abundance" dance teach Scrooge to laugh.

The visit of the Ghost of Christmas Future shows Scrooge his bleak future if he continues to live a selfish life.

Three Christmases-2009

Three nighttime visitors have changed Scrooge's life forever. He will spend his life doing good whenever he can.

Christmas Carol cast 2009.

A Christmas Carol 2008

Mr. Scrooge is without mercy when Mr. Smythe pleads for more time to pay his mortgage.

The long-suffering Bob Cratchitt, Scrooge's Secretary, has just convinced Scrooge to pay him early!

Scrooge's former business partner, Jacob Marley, tries to warn Scrooge that he'll wear the chains of hell if he doesn't change his ways.

The Ghost of Christmas Past is the first of three spirits to visit the miserly
Scrooge.

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Scrooge visits the past and relives Mr. and Mrs. Fezziwig's Christmas Ball!.

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The final visitor of the night is the Ghost of Christmas Future bringing to Scrooge harrowing view of his future.