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Once again I am leading a double life by taking on the lead role in Charleston Light Opera Guild's reprise of South Pacific! I am playing Nellie Forbush, an optimistic nurse in the navy during World War II stationed in the South Pacific islands. I fall in love with a plantation owner, Emile de Beque, who is played brilliantly by Bill Rainey. This Rogers and Hammerstein favorite is considered one of the best musicals of all time and the revival on Broadway right now is having great success! The musical opened back in 1949 and actually won the pullitzer prize for Best Drama. The musical is based on James A. Michener's Pulitzer Prize-winning 1948 novel titled "Tales of the South Pacific". With unforgettable songs like Some Enchanted Evening, I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Out Of My Hair, and There's Nothing Like a Dame and a story filled with love, tragedy, and a picture of life for the armed forces on these islands, South Pacific is a musical that you don't want to miss! I have the privaledge of working for the first time with the Charelston Light Opera Guild and they are an amazing company! Everyone involved from Director Nina Denton Pasinetti, Musical Director John Marshall to the backstage crew and the actors on stage it is beautiful production that you want to see with a relevant story that has stood the test of time! I am so honored to share the stage with so many talented actors so make sure that you don't miss the show! Performances are May 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, & 16 at 7:30 pm and May 10 at 3pm (which is Mother's Day and a great gift for mom!) All performances are in the Charleston Civic Center Little Theater in Charleston, WV and tickets are 20.00 per person. You can get tickets by calling 304-343-2287 or get more information at www.charlestonlightoperaguild.org! |
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Posted by: sherrie
Thanks for talking about chrons disease,ihave had it since I was 19ys old. mine turned into a liver transplant. I am now 55 and doing ok.thanks again
Posted by: carl i have ms and i do not understand this disease at all. marie i need help on find out something about it, i know nothing about this dsease. please help me Posted by: Lois Marina, you were FANTASTIC is South Pacific. Sure hope this won't be your only appearance with CLOG. Posted by: Jay Sullivan But I thought Nellie was "only 60 inches high"? A hundred and one pounds of fun, though. Posted by: Hannah I think that it is awesome that you have the courage to share your story about Chron's disease. People don't realize what chron's can do to a person. My sunday school teacher has it and it really brings her down, but she fights it just like you. So keep fighting and my prayers are with you. Posted by: Timothy Hi Marina. I learned about you having Chron's disease. Hope you get better than better. Posted by: Roy When I was in high school our all state chorus done the music to South Pacific I enjoyed the music then, and I still like it's sound. Posted by: Patty Murina, I am so glad you had the courage to share your story about your disease. It will help alot of people. You said, that you would trust God about having children. I was so glad to hear a news personality share the fact that they would trust God. You are in my prayers! Posted by: C. Ann Murina, I saw your segment on Chron`s Disease, it was very enlightning. You are so brave and I admire you so much. I really enjoy watching your weather report and watch it every day. I hope you stay there a long time. I always get to really like someone and they leave. Keep up the good work. Love, C. Ann Posted by: Gail Watched the program about your disease. Thanks for sharing. Would never have known that you had Chrones, you are so enegetic. I love your new shorter hairstyle. Posted by: JJ Can you please tell me who is your doctor that treats your Crohn's Disease? My mother has a lot of the same symptoms but has not been tested. Any info would be GREAT! Posted by: Lisa Marina I watched your segment on living with crohns disease....I am sorry to hear that you are going through the distress of dealing with this disease. I suffer with IBS and cannot even imagine what you are going through. My heart goes out to you and thanks for sharing your story...I love watching your weather reports in the morning with Rob and Melanie keep up the good work! Posted by: Cliff Marina, This may be of some interest concerning Chron's Disease and people that suffer from low levels of Glutathione. You can Google Chron's Disease/Glutathion or visit a website to find out more about Glutathione. www.maxgxl.com/48661 Posted by: Carol Really enjoyed the dhow. You are amazing! Posted by: Sue Marina, I watched you this morning and my heart goes out to you as you struggle with Chron's Disease. Our daughter, who is 30, was diagnosed in 1999 and I certainly could relate to your story. It was very brave of you to share such a personal situation. Thank you!! Posted by: Barbara Not a comment on your acting ability but on your triumph over an hideous disease and your courage in sharing your battle with others. We are richer for your generosity and I send all good wishes for your continued triumph over adversity Posted by: Roselyn I could not find a place to comment on your Chrone Disease. My grandson has it and afer many years. He uis being treated with Humara and is having great results. He gives himself a shot every two weeks. He was on Rhemicade and it lost it effectivenest he lives in Jacksonville, Fl. I know how painful this is. He first found out he had this the night of his Junior Prom in 1998. They tried everything that was know at that time to help him. At this time he is really doing well. Hope you get better. Posted by: Edward I have Asthma, ADHD, and Aspergers. Just wanted to say I know autoimmune disease well and understand the good and bad days. My brother has Chrons. I have recommended various IgG suppressors when it came to a dutch study. There are also many things that suppress the histamine response, lower histamine blood levels, and certain foods contain histamine. The three things that I know of that work best for these things are Quercetin, L-methionine, and Copper Amine Oxidase. The last one is used as an indicator of how your liver is dealing with the inflammation mediation response. I would have to look through my books but there was a bio-active study using a bacterium modified to suppress IgG that lives in cheese. I would be interested in sharing more. Best of luck. Posted by: Emily I attended a show last weekend and it was one of the best I have seen CLOG produce. You did a great job with the character! I really enjoyed watching you perform and hope you will consider more productions with CLOG! Posted by: Ercyl Spurlock I saw a little bit of your performance and it was good. I wish I were able to attend a performance. Keep up the good work. Posted by: sameer9 A husband, unnamed, emerges only once from the shadows. Still, Bernhardt writes vividly and with apparent honesty about her "thin and sorrowful visage," her troublesome failures to abide by contracts, and occasions when she "performed very badly." Most memorable is the German siege of Paris in 1870- 1871, when she turned her theater, the Odeon, into a military hospital, scrounged for provisions in the isolated city and burned the seats and props for warmth. Despite her failure to deliver on the teasing promise of her title, Bernhardt can be quite winning. She concludes by remarking, "My life, which I had at first expected to be very short, now seemed likely to be very very long; and it gave me great joy to think of the infernal displeasure that would cause my enemies." Copyright 1999 Reed Business Information, Inc. ========================= mike ======================= Alaska Drug Rehab Centers and Programs Posted by: Amanda Marina! Help! I'm a mother of a kindergartener at Rio Grande Elementary in Rio Grande, Ohio. Josh Fitzpatrick committed to doing an appearance at our Annual End-of-the-Year Variety Show two weeks ago. However, he just pulled out because of a work scheduling conflict. The kids are sooo upset! They thought they were going to see someone from TV and get to be on TV. Also, we formed our whole opening script around weather phrase/terms. We are left hanging and need someone to help us! Our Variety Show is this Thursdy--we do a school performance at 12 p.m. and then a performance for the public at 7 p.m. It's always a huge deal to the kids and a great show for the parents. Can you come and be our sunshine? We need a weather expert! Posted by: Judy I watch you every morning so I was so excited to get to see you in the production, SOUTH PACIFIC. You did a fantastic job and have a beautiful voice. Hope to see you in more things in Chas. Have you ever considered singing with the WV Symphony? It would be a real treat as was this musical. Great job! Posted by: Jo Ann Attended your show last night with 15 other women. Honey, we have seen it twice and you blew us away. PLEASE take part in more of the CLOG productions....GREAT JOB Posted by: Pat Woodrum I sent you a note last Friday about taking my 6 year old grandson to see T>S>O>M> friday night. He is absolutely inlove with you and the stage. We all loved the production Posted by: mark Congratulations! Would love to see you as eliza doolittle in my fair lady. Posted by: Tri-State You have a beautiful voice! Posted by: Kenny I think you're gorgeous! Are you married? Posted by: Ruthie I love your hair shorter. Please keep it this way. Posted by: Beth Marina, I took my mother to the show last night, and I must tell you, YOU WERE GREAT! we are originally from New York and have grown up with Broadway shows. I saw South Pacific in my teenage years with Florence Henderson, and you are good enough to be on Broadway. Thank you for a wonderful performance. Posted by: tencar Please let you hair grow back out, I think you look so much better with longer hair. Posted by: Anonymous WTG!!!! GOOD LUCK :) Posted by: Debbie break a leg! |
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