


March 3, 2012
Olivet University Williams Theater
800 Bethany Dr.
Scotts Valley
Press Release:
Scotts Valley Performing Arts is pleased to announce its 6th Annual Broadway Cabaret, a one night only variety show, on stage Saturday March 3rd at 7:30 pm at the Olivet University “Williams” Theatre (formerly known as the Bethany University Theatre), located at 800 Bethany Drive in Scotts Valley.
The Broadway Cabaret will showcase a wide variety of local talent including Ashley Rae and Hillary Little from Cabrillo Stage, Joyce Michaelson and Susan Boes of Um Gee Um, Eleanor Hunter, Christina Cree and Brie Michaud, Geoff (Buffalo Bill Cody from Annie Get Your Gun) and Bobbie Ward, David Jackson and Zina Urquhart from Annie Get Your Gun, and Sandi Stoltenkamp from Santa Cruz Follies. The SVPA Youth Shakespeare group will present a short "montage" from its summer production of Romeo and Juliet, CYT will be performing a selection from Snoopy: the Musical, and Steps will also perform.
The silent auction will offer attendees the opportunity to get great deals on a number of special items, which include a group dinner at an Aptos beach house, Adventure Sports gift certificate, Sky High Jump certificates, and jewelry just to name a few. Money raised from the auction will be used to support upcoming 2012 productions, including the Youth Shakespeare program and its fall musical, Annie. Trish Melehan and Lisa Kirk-Williams will be directing the younger performers in Mother Goose meets Dr. Seuss and Other Strange Encounters July 14 and 15, and Romeo and Juliet July 20 to 22. SVPA is pleased to have Paul Sawyer return as director of Annie (based upon the popular Harold Gray comic strip Little Orphan Annie ) that will open September 28 and run to October 14.
According to Carolyn Dugger, Scotts Valley Performing Arts President, the Broadway Cabaret “is a great chance to enjoy an evening of entertainment including wonderful singing, dancing, and acting performances from talented local performers. This family-friendly event is a perennial favorite for anyone who loves live performances, and our 6th Annual Broadway Cabaret is sure to be a big hit!”
Please come out and join us for a wonderful evening of fun, frivolity, fantastic entertainment and fundraising for an important nonprofit local theater organization. Tickets may be purchased, and more information is available, on our website, www.svpaa.org , or by calling 831-566-9411.
Scotts Valley Performing Arts, now in its 13th year, is seeking volunteers to work on our upcoming shows. There is a variety of ways to get involved from set painting and costuming to helping publicize our events. It is a great way to come out and support community theater right in your own back yard. Please visit our website at www.svpaa.org to complete a volunteer form and learn more about our intrepid group.