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Sunday, July 10, 2011

The Late-Night Cabaret! Plus some THREE HOTELS fun!

It's that time of summer again! Everyone's favorite Williamstown tradition, the Late-Night Cabaret, has officially begun! The first of three, which ran from July 7-9, was hosted by Lewis Black and featured members of the ONE SLIGHT HITCH cast, our non-equity company, some alumni, and of course, our incredible apprentices. Don't worry if you missed this one, there are two more coming up on July 21-23 and August 4-6, all at Goodrich Hall at 10:30. Check out some pictures of the fantastic show!


Our Apprentices introducing Lewis Black



Lewis Black Stand-Up



"Ten Cents A Dance" from Ten Cents A Dance
From Left to Right: Emily Simoness (A Streetcar Named Desire/She Stoops to Conquer), Crystal Lucas-Perry (A Streetcar Named Desire/Fellowship), Emily Mattheson (Fellowship)



Emily Simoness (A Streetcar Named Desire/She Stoops to Conquer) singing "Ten Cents a Dance"



"Getting Married Today" from Company: Megan Ketch (One Slight Hitch) singing



"I Am Aldolpho" from The Drowsy Chaperone: Soloist Mark Linn-Baker (One Slight Hitch)



Chris Bannow (Free Theatre: The Comedy of Errors) performing His Original Song "Backwards Please"



Lewis Black



Jeanna Phillips (One Slight Hitch) singing "When Lily Came" from Darling with Apprentice Ladies



Jane Kivnick, Apprentice, and Apprentice Ladies



One Slight Hitch's Ben Cole and Clea Alsip singing "Love is My Legs" from Dirty Rotten Scoundrels



Ben Cole (One Slight Hitch)



Emily Mattheson (Fellowship) singing Queen's "Somebody to Love" with the Apprentices



Nick Blaemire (2011 Fellowship Musical Composer) and Apprentices singing Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" from The Last Goodbye


We also got to sit with stage manager Eileen Kelly to watch the amazing transitions in THREE HOTELS from her point of view. As a stage manager, one of Eileen's roles is to cue the crew of THREE HOTELS and make sure the transitions are perfect.



All photos by Clay Barron.

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