Wednesday, July 16, 2008

Guest Blogger - Steffanie Vaughan

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Greetings from Brigadoon!

For those of you who haven't heard, "Miss Adelaide" has traced her roots back to Scotland and discovered that she is a descendant of the legendary town of Brigadoon, the town that only appears every 100 years, which probably explains why she didn't object too strongly to being engaged for 14 years (she's on Brigadoon time)! Her great-great-great-great-great grandmother was a lovely young woman named "Fiona" who fell in love with a native New Yorker, a Mr. Tommy Albright, who happened upon Brigadoon during a hunting trip to Scotland with his best friend, Jeff Douglas. You'll be amazed at how much Miss Adelaide looks like Fiona!

Surprisingly this summer, "Brigadoon" will be appearing a little more frequently than once every 100 years. In fact, it will appear nine times in the next three weeks, specifically July 18 - 19, 25 - 26, and August 1 - 2 at 8 PM and July 20, 27 and August 3 at 3 PM. The location for its appearance has also changed which is lucky for those of us who can only (only she says) afford gas fare. "Brigadoon" will be appearing at the Stained Glass Playhouse in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.

Directions to the Playhouse:
Driving Directions
From Greensboro: Take I-40 bypass to U.S. 52 Get off on Akron Drive Exit and go left on Akron Drive. Take Akron Drive to the end of the road and bear right onto Indiana Avenue. Go approximately .8 miles and turn right onto Methodist Drive, then turn immediately left into Marvin United Methodist Church parking lot.

Tickets:
Adults: $12.00 / Students/Seniors: $10.00
Box Office (336) 499-1010
Reservations are HIGHLY recommended. The theatre only holds about 92 patrons and seats go fast.

Come experience a sense of community such as you find in Anatevka and the joy of love at first sight such as Sarah and Skye experienced in the wilds of New York. Luckily, there's no Queen Aggravain to keep the lovers apart! Don't be surprised if you see Nathan Detroit, Sister Sarah or Nicely Nicely Johnson there.

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