The classic "West Side Story" opened this week for a fourteen performance sold-out run at Priscilla Beach Theatre (PBT). This is the second of two dress rehearsals that I had the opportunity to photograph. The first one is at this link.
"West Side Story is one the most well known musicals and greatest love stories of all time. This is the modern day retelling of Romeo and Juliet. Leonard Bernstein and Steven Sondheim's score is considered one of the best ever written.
The original 1957 Broadway production, directed and choreographed by Jerome Robbins and produced by Robert E. Griffith and Harold Prince, marked Sondheim's Broadway debut. It ran for 732 performances before going on tour." (PBT)
While a live theatre performance is an ultimate team effort and product, special credit has to go to director Emily Maltby and lighting designer Ellie Rogers - they created the "look" that I was fortunate enough to capture during some of these moments.
Many members of the team that make all this happen behind the scenes:
Producers: Bob and Sandy Malone
Director: Emily Maltby
Musical Director: Patrick Sulken
Production Manager: Joshua Patino
Stage Manager: Ross Magnant
Costumes: Megan Mistretta
Lighting: Ellie Rogers
Sound: Chris Conti
Choreography: Emily Maltby, Jacqueline Holloway, Annelise Baker
The following images are in order of appearance in the show. Click on an image for a higher resolution version if your device supports that action.
Co-owner and Guardian Bob Malone, in the PBT tradition, introduces each show to the audience to lend that personal touch.
And once again, the magic of theatre in general and PBT in particular concludes with a resounding ovation after sharing another transformative experience.
You can contact PBT online or by phone at 508-224-4888 for tickets or information. Come out and enjoy and support this precious resource in our community!
Here are the PBT production schedules:
Production Manager: Joshua Patino
Stage Manager: Ross Magnant
Costumes: Megan Mistretta
Lighting: Ellie Rogers
Sound: Chris Conti
Choreography: Emily Maltby, Jacqueline Holloway, Annelise Baker
The following images are in order of appearance in the show. Click on an image for a higher resolution version if your device supports that action.
Co-owner and Guardian Bob Malone, in the PBT tradition, introduces each show to the audience to lend that personal touch.
And once again, the magic of theatre in general and PBT in particular concludes with a resounding ovation after sharing another transformative experience.
You can contact PBT online or by phone at 508-224-4888 for tickets or information. Come out and enjoy and support this precious resource in our community!
Here are the PBT production schedules:
2017 Summer Adult Schedule
"The Marvelous Wonderettes" in May,
"Nunsense" in June,
"West Side Story" in July,
"The Producers" in August,
"All Shook Up" in September, and
"Little Shop of Horrors" in October.
2017 Summer Young People Schedule
"Disney's Aladdin Jr. (Musical)"
"30 Reasons to NOT be in a Play"
"Dr. Dolittle"
"The Princess and the Pea"
"The Wizard of OZ (Musical)"
And it's not too early to start thinking about next summer........
2018 Summer Adult Schedule
"The Last Five Years" in May,
"The Drowsy Chaperone" in June,
"Guys and Dolls" in July,
"Bye, Bye, Birdie" in August,
"Damn Yankees" in September, and
"Dames at Sea" in October.
(This post was originally published on 7/6/17).
"The Marvelous Wonderettes" in May,
"Nunsense" in June,
"West Side Story" in July,
"The Producers" in August,
"All Shook Up" in September, and
"Little Shop of Horrors" in October.
2017 Summer Young People Schedule
"Disney's Aladdin Jr. (Musical)"
"30 Reasons to NOT be in a Play"
"Dr. Dolittle"
"The Princess and the Pea"
"The Wizard of OZ (Musical)"
And it's not too early to start thinking about next summer........
2018 Summer Adult Schedule
"The Last Five Years" in May,
"The Drowsy Chaperone" in June,
"Guys and Dolls" in July,
"Bye, Bye, Birdie" in August,
"Damn Yankees" in September, and
"Dames at Sea" in October.
(This post was originally published on 7/6/17).
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