Sing for Your Supper: A Benefit Gala starring Alan Thicke
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Members Who Went Said:In my opinion the show was well run, timely and fun!One reason I went is because I am a supporter of Food Bank of Contra Costa and the other is that I am familiar with shows put on by Samantha's group, specifically, ML Parr and the British gentleman who accompanys her. The audience participation like a contest was original and the MC delightful. He was present at Rossmoor the following day. Thanks for the opportunity to critique the show. Joy
Anonymous Member Great show for a great cause.
Judy McCahon Great The benefit was a very well put together event of multiple entertainment for a great cause. |
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Alan Thicke is a Golden Globe Award nominee for his most popular role as Jason Seaver on the classic TV series Growing Pains. He starred on Broadway as Billy Flynn in Chicago, and is a 7-time Emmy Award nominated actor, writer, and host; an Audie Award-winning author; and a songwriter who has composed some of TV’s most memorable theme songs including Diffrent Strokes and The Facts of Life. Danville resident Samantha Samuels is an internationally celebrated, multi-award winning cabaret and theatre star, and a producer. Walnut Creek’s Pamela Brooks is an international pops symphony artist who has appeared as a featured soloist with symphonies throughout the world. Houseblend is the Contra Costa-based vocal group voted “Audience Favorite” at the Bay Area’s A Cappella Festival. Martinez resident ML Parr was the featured singer in a series of memorable Emmy Award-winning commercial promotions; she has also starred in several one-woman shows in the area. Walnut Creek’s Lawrence Beamen is a recording artist who has worked with Andrae Crouch and performed for the Pope. He starred in Woodminster’s Ragtime, and was nominated for a 2007 Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle Award for his performance in Broadway by the Bay’s Showboat. Two of Contra Costa’s most respected theatre companies present performances from their upcoming productions: DLOC’s The Will Rogers Follies, and The Willows Theatre’s Little Shop of Horrors. About Esses Productions: ESSES Productions is the joint effort and end product of the longstanding creative partnership between Samantha Samuels and Steven Shore. The celebrated performance career of "SAM" combined with Shore's writing and producing are at the core of today's endeavors. With countless "SAM" concerts, recordings, and events throughout the country — and internationally — to its credits, the current efforts have centered into ESSES' Home Base of the San Francisco Bay Area, and most particularly Contra Costa County. Having spread its wings in recent years to incorporate larger theatrical productions, the personal and corporate goals are aimed toward keeping the theatrical arts vital and relevant while also promoting community involvement by raising awareness and funding for its local heroes and charities. About Lesher Center for the Arts: The Lesher Center for the Arts contains three state-of-the-art theatres: the 785-seat Hofman Theatre, the 297-seat Margaret Lesher Theatre and the Knight Foundation Stage 3. |
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Joy Austin