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The 1940s Radio Hour

Presented by Artistic Differences Theatre Company at Studio Theatre

November 28-December 27, 2009

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Written by Walton Jones; Directed by Graham S. Green; Musical Direction by Richanne Baldridge; Choreography by Gino Platina

Featuring (in alphabetical order):
Devon Allen, Martin Beal, Bevin Bell-Hall, Lucas Blair, Christina Day, Jes Gonzales, Ed Gyles, Jr., Jeffrey Lloyd Heatherly, Maggie Hollinbeck, Benjamin T. Ismail, Naomi Powell, and Scott Woodard

It's December 21, 1942. The country finds itself in a war it tried to avoid, climbing slowly out of a depression it didn't see coming and which has lasted far too long. Still, Christmas is around the corner and the folks at WOV's 'Manhattan Mutual Variety Cavalcade' are pulling together to broadcast hope, hilarity, and holiday cheer to families at home and servicemen abroad. Join Artistic Differences for this nostalgic yet surprisingly relevant musical that's sure to warm your heart with a fantastic ensemble cast bringing you a host of memorable standards like 'Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy', 'I'll Be Seeing You', 'Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas' and many others.

The 1940's Radio Hour is suitable for all ages.

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    Studio Theatre

    1028 R Street
    Sacramento, CA 95814

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    Tickets: General Admission: $18-$20 Student/Senior (65+): $15-$17

    Info Phone: (916) 708-3449

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  • Dates & Times

    Dates:
    November 28-December 27, 2009

    Times:
    Thurs 7pm,
    Fri & Sat 8pm,
    Sun 2pm (**also 7pm on 12/13 & 12/20)

    
    
    

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    • Event Name: The 1940s Radio Hour
      "Awesome"
      Review posted by: 34theshow from Lincoln, CA, Nov 30, 2010
      

      This was an awesome show, very talented performers and loved the cozy small theater (went perfect with the show). Wish you would repeat this each December- we would go every year to complete our... Expand

      This was an awesome show, very talented performers and loved the cozy small theater (went perfect with the show). Wish you would repeat this each December- we would go every year to complete our holiday mood for the Christmas season. Our ages range from 12 to 44 and we all look up to the generation that gave us the good life we live now, the show was a cherished glimpse of history that left us in envy of simpler times. Collapse

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      "Awesome"
      Review posted by: 34theshow from Lincoln, CA, Nov 30, 2010
      

      This was an awesome show, very talented performers and loved the cozy small theater (went perfect with the show). Wish you would repeat this each December- we would go every year to complete our... Expand

      This was an awesome show, very talented performers and loved the cozy small theater (went perfect with the show). Wish you would repeat this each December- we would go every year to complete our holiday mood for the Christmas season. Our ages range from 12 to 44 and we all look up to the generation that gave us the good life we live now, the show was a cherished glimpse of history that left us in envy of simpler times. Collapse

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