From: Winding Road [mailto:windingroadte@gmail.com]
Sent: Saturday, December 14, 2013 10:00 AM
Subject: Winding Road adding a performance to SOLD OUT run of 'Cabaret'
With 6 performances yet remaining, Winding Road’s critically acclaimed production of CABARET has taken Tucson by storm, selling out the entire run as of this morning. Due to overwhelmingly popular demand, a performance has been added on Saturday, December 21st at 2:00 PM. If you haven’t yet caught the hottest ticket in town, this is your last opportunity to see what all the fuss is about. Call (520) 401-3626 to make your reservation or purchase your tickets online directly through windingroadtheater.org
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
WINDING ROAD THEATER ENSEMBLE presents
CABARET
Music & Lyrics by John Kander & Fred Ebb
Book by Joe Masteroff
Performing in The Cabaret at The Temple of Music & Art
330 S Scott Avenue | Tucson, AZ 85701
General Admission: $22 | Student / Senior / Military Admission: $20
To make your reservations now call (520) 401-3626
Or purchase tickets online at
Directed by Christopher Johnson and Evan Werner
Musical Direction by Harriet Siskin with Choreography by Mickey Nugent
Featuring:
Lauren Adkisson, Susan Arnold, Dani Dryer, Tashiana Holt, Christopher Johnson, David Alexander Johnston, Ryan Kinseth, Casi Omick, Lucille Petty, Armen Sarrafian, Stephanie Tournquist, Nick Trice and China Young
"...Lucille Petty...plays Sally to within an inch of her life in Winding Road Theater Ensemble's Cabaret. You'll likely love this sizzling 'Cabaret' long before Petty sends a few chills up your spine with the title song...the miracle of this mounting is the ensemble. Under the direction of Christopher Johnson and Evan Werner, the cast is exceptional from top to bottom...It would be a crime to oversell this 'Cabaret.' But you try curbing your enthusiasm when confronted with what Winding Road has done. Besides, running the risk of raising expectations to unnatural levels is a misdemeanor compared to the more serious crime for theater lovers: missing what will be the hottest ticket this side of the top-ranked UA men's basketball team. So put down your Twitter, Facebook and phone, old chums, because there's something special happening right now in the real world. Right this way, your table's waiting."
--M. Scot Skinner, reviewing CABARET for Tucson Weekly
"Winding Road’s 'Cabaret' is insightful. And disturbing. And has a terrific ensemble cast...Nick Trice‘s turn as the American, Clifford, was strong, and Dani Dryer‘s gender-bending Ernst was riveting and a brilliant piece of casting on the directors’ part...And it must be said: Mickey Nugent‘s choreography is organic, fun, and a visual delight...it is a production that is dedicated to this musical theater piece, which carries a profundity along with its tunes. Winding Road tackles it with heart, head and commitment."
--Kathleen Allen, reviewing CABARET for The Arizona Daily Star
"You absolutely must see Christopher Johnson’s spot-on gender-mangling interpretation of the Nazi musical 'Cabaret.' Toss out the sparkly enthusiasm of Liza Minnelli and the smirky Emcee Joel Grey that everyone is used to...As the sadly resigned ringmaster, Johnson with shaved head and white face paint is as great as we all knew he would be...But it is Lucille Petty who steals the show as Sally Bowles, her creature a harrowing vision of the extremes some people can reach when they are so determined to avoid reality...Co-directors Johnson and Evan Werner are convinced you can’t have too much decadence. Choreographer Mickey Nugent shares their vision, as do the seven Kit Kat Klub dancers who perform with the weary inevitability of lost souls...Though Sally and the Emcee are the point persons in this play, the production is a complete ensemble effort. Everyone is doing their part, creating unforgettable theater that people will be talking about long after the curtain drops."
--Chuck Graham, reviewing CABARET for TucsonStage.com
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