Chicago opens with gala reception and sharp staging at Ector
Ronald Bennett reviews the opening production of Chicago at the Ector Theater. The gala wine and cheese reception precedes a multi level set and tight pacing that captures live Broadway aura. Strong performances by Lori Woods, Tatum Hubbard, and Dale Jenkins anchor the show with ensemble excellence.
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Chicago musical shines in lavish Ector Theater show
Tonight and Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Chicago opens with Passmore returning cast members Kerry Phillips Aaron Steve Sorge and Gabe Zertucci along with an eight piece orchestra. Lavish costumes sequin heavy period outfits and two red shimmy dresses elevate the production. Proceeds benefit a good cause. audiences urged to attend.
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Disney film features Odessa oilfire fighter Ace Barnes
Odessan Ace Barnes, 75, an oilfield firefighter, was filmed five years ago for Disney’s America's Heart and Soul by Louis Schwartzberg. The documentary shows his Lost Hills blaze rated a 7 on a 1–10 scale. Barnes may or may not view the film as it runs in Dallas while not touring Odessa.
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Fire at Glenwood Place Studios destroys Black Eyed Peas gear
A 3 am blaze at Glenwood Place Studios in Burbank wiped out about 500000 dollars of gear and instruments as the Black Eyed Peas recorded the album Monkey Business. Authorities say candles left burning caused the fire. no injuries reported and damage to the building reached fifty thousand dollars. Band member Will.i.am described the loss of guitars drums keyboards and other classic instruments.
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