The Nifty Fifties
The Nifty Fifties
performed by Young Artists (4th - 8th grade)
approximate running time: 2 hours including intermission
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Shows:
Fri, Apr 14 @ 7pm
Sat, Apr 15 @ 7pm
Sun, Apr 16 @ 2pm
This show will use Mobile Pass Ticketing.
What is Mobile Pass?A mobile pass works like a ticket, but without the paper and hassle. Your patron will purchase their pass (ticket), and on the day of the event, redeem the pass using their smart phone when they arrive at the door and check in with the event staff. No forgetting tickets, ripping stubs, or scanning to get in. Patrons MUST use a smart phone - You cannot use a mobile pass without a smart phone. Patrons must be warned NOT to redeem their pass until they are ready to enter the event - once it is redeemed, this cannot be undone. If a patron does not have a smart phone, they can check in with the usher at the door.
What is Mobile Pass?A mobile pass works like a ticket, but without the paper and hassle. Your patron will purchase their pass (ticket), and on the day of the event, redeem the pass using their smart phone when they arrive at the door and check in with the event staff. No forgetting tickets, ripping stubs, or scanning to get in. Patrons MUST use a smart phone - You cannot use a mobile pass without a smart phone. Patrons must be warned NOT to redeem their pass until they are ready to enter the event - once it is redeemed, this cannot be undone. If a patron does not have a smart phone, they can check in with the usher at the door.
Summary:
Gracie Stanley has gotten herself in hot water by promising to deliver her distant cousin, rock star Ziggy Springer, for the high school Hippity Hop at Louise’s Luncheonette. The problem is Ziggy’s manager doesn’t want his client performing anywhere without pay, so Gracie and her friends have to produce a double — and fast! They plan to use a singing soda jerk and have him perform in the dark! It won’t be easy for Gracie to get away with this one with her rival, snooty Muffin Mansfield, waiting for her to flop.
Meanwhile, Louise has her own problems. The building’s owner forbids the dance and plans to turn the eatery into a dry cleaner. With all of this happening, Gracie’s brother is living in terror because he’s smashed up a Harley belonging to Sinbad Gallucci, a bad dude.
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