wicked
Broadway San Diego brings the Emerald City and Oz to life with the clever lyr-
ics, stunning cast, set work and costuming of Wicked. It is the fascinating back
story of how two college bound girls become the Wicked Witch of the West
and Glinda the Good Witch. Long before that bratty girl from Kansas arrives,
two teens meet for the first time. One, born with green skin, is smart, fiery and
misunderstood. The other is beautiful, ambitious and very popular. And so the
story unfolds. Wicked is the winner of 20 major awards, including a Grammy®
and three Tony Awards.
Wicked plays now – August 30 at the San Diego Civic Theatre.
For tickets and more information call 619.564.3000.
FULLY committed
Do you know who I am!? Snappy celebrities, social climbers…Everyone
who’s anyone in Manhattan wants the VIP treatment. Unfortunately for David
McBean’s main character, Sam, working the reservation desk at one of the
city’s hottest eateries means they’re all after him to get the experience they
demand. Being yanked and pulled every which way by
his patrons, bosses, family and fizzling acting career,
Sam must pull it all together, appease his clientele,
find a way to land his dream role while staying
PHantom
sane throughout the entire ordeal! Did
Known as “The American Musical,” this appears to be the most popular Phantom
we mention that David McBean also
not composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber. Tony Award-winning authors, Arthur Kopit
portrays 40 of the characters who
and Maury Yeston of Broadway’s Titantic and Grand Hotel, take a new look at the mys-
drive his busy protagonist up the
terious young Phantom, who lives in the catacombs of the Paris Opera House. And of
wall? Playing from August 20
course he shares the stage with the enchanting vocal prodigy, Christine. If you have
to September 13, the “deli-
never seen a play at Vista’s Brengle Terrace Park Moonlight Amphitheatre, you are
cious comedy by Becky
missing out. Moonlight is North County’s gem. This little theatre-that-could spent
Mode” is a one-man
the last year building a new stage and promises to continue churning out fantastic
cyclone of multitasking
productions. The outdoor venue makes for a great night of romance. We suggest you
talent. Cygnet Theatre
come early and picnic before the show—after all it is Phantom—bring a rose, a bottle
is located at 6663 El
of French wine, cheese, chocolates and savories. Amphitheatre seating begins one
Cajon Blvd., Suite N.
hour and 30 minutes prior to show time for pre-show picnics.
Call 619.337.1525 for
tickets, prices and
Phantom plays August 12 - August 29 at the Moonlight Amphitheatre in Vista.
directions or visit
For tickets and more information call 760.724.2110.
cygnettheatre.com.
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