Theatre Co. of Saugus

Join the Theatre Co. of Saugus as it presents "From Broadway to Hollywood , A Musical Revue" - which is a Journey from Stage to Screen, directed by Leo Nickole, emeritus professor of musical theatre at Emerson College, Musical director - Nancy Lemoine, drama and choral director at Saugus High School, choreographer -Terri Bater, stage manager - Mary Moffett, and production coordination by Joanne Fafard and Hank Zappala - for four performances - Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings 10, 11, & 12 January 2008 at 7:30 PM, and a matinee on Sunday 13 January at 2:00 PM. Tickets are $18, or $15 for seniors 62 or over, or youth ages 13-18, or $10 for children 12 and under. Tickets may be reserved by calling 781-231-5204. To purchase tickets on-line visit our wbesite http://tcsaugus.home.comcast.net/~tcsaugus/ The performance location is the Little Theatre at St. John's Episcopal Church, on Central at the corner of Prospect Streets, near the center of Saugus, Massachusetts. The Theatre Company of Saugus is now also offering a discounted Flex-Pass Ticket. It offers admission for any four performances with no expiration date. The Flex-Pass Ticket is priced at $60 for adults, or $48 for seniors or youth, or $36 for children. The cast of almost forty performers includes dozens of community theatre veterans, and range in age from three to seventy. Many are residents of Saugus, including: Sarah Belliveau, Brian Cipoletta, Rosemary Degregorio, Autumn and Brian Dion, the Fafard family (Alexis, Amanda Allen, Ashleigh, Bill, Joanne, and William), Kara Giannelli, Renee Glowacki, Tess Hannify, Bobby and Sarah Imperato, Carolina Lanney, David Picariello, Tanya Portalla, Sabrina and Sherri Raftery, Sarah Thibodeau, and James Wlodyka. Performers from other towns include: Jim and Maria Angelini from Rockport; Bernie Baldassaro of Peabody; Nicholas Beach, Nathan Goulart-Pasco, and Yvonne Goulart from Revere; Kai Chao, Joshua Scalia, Phyllis Scalia-D'eon, and Tiffany White from Lynn; Mike Davis of Medford; Joseph Guglielmo from Marblehead; Ginny Leblanc of Swampscott; Maureen Pilot of Reading; Larry Segel from Winthrop; and Stephen Russo of Winchester.