There are still tickets available to see me play lead in http://anniethemusical.com at Saint George Musical Theater http://sgmusicaltheater.com/tickets/, but time is running out. Shows are starting to selling out as of last night, so I suggest you get tickets right away for Feb 4 (7:30 pm) or Feb 18 (2 pm) if you want to see me play lead (I get two shows to play Grace since I'm understudy). I'll be in the ensemble for all other shows (run lasts till Feb 25). Groups of 15 or more can still get tickets for $12 each (an almost 50% discount off adult ticket price), so hurry if you want to get a group in! It would be fun to see a group from the Hope chapel… If someone wants to take the lead and organize a group/collect money for at least 15 people that I can give to the director who will purchase tickets for the group, I can give a free ticket to that person as long as that show is not sold out. Let me know!

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