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In “The Taffetas,” it’s the late 1950s, and the titular vocal group is making its first television appearance on a show called “Spotlight on Music.” The group is made up of made up of four sisters from Muncie, Indiana (or so they tell us) whose last name is presumably not actually Taffeta. The whole show is just their act, with no glimpse of their offstage lives aside from their rehearsed stage patter and an equally prepackaged segment of answering prepared questions from fans. The closest thing there is to a plot is the idea that Ed Sullivan might be watching tonight and may be interested in the Taffetas coming on his show. Although this TV appearance is seemingly the Taffetas’ big break, especially if they get picked up by Sullivan, they seem to be pretty famous already, with singles and albums out, references to fan magazines, and of course all those questions from admirers.

Feb 10: On Villains Day 5: Stalk Around the Park, would-be Disney villains will wear their T-shirts or other Disney-approved garb and bring out their inner days end, exhausted ballerina, young dancer painting. ballet artwork, not print, original art by alex jabore villains as they skulk around the park, Note that Disney does not allow adults to wear costumes that simulate actual Disney characters inside the parks, Unofficial. facebook.com/VillainsDay/, Maybe in March but who knows?: A new parking garage was at one time slated to open in March adjacent to Mickey & Friends, adding a much-needed 6,500 spaces atop the former Pinocchio surface lot, but now it’s unclear when the exact date will be, presumably before Star Wars land opens this summer..

“I think I loved being a snowball the best, but the rat is also fun. It’s just a challenge dancing in the big head.”. Also finding the head a problem is 10-year-old Katharine Pope, who plays a mouse in this year’s production. The student at Montclair Elementary School said: “It’s kind of hard to see, especially when you’re jumping around, and it’s pretty hot. But, I love being on stage. It’s very exciting.”. Orinda’s Julia Milani is also a veteran performer in “The Nutcracker.”.

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As part of five full days of theater and national landmark tours and dance classes on Broadway, the youth dancers were invited to perform at the Statue of Liberty on Sunday. Their itinerary included a backstage tour of Radio City Music Hall, a theater performance of “Alladin,” the Empire State Building observatory and a “Welcome to Broadway” interactive workshop. The group returned on Monday night. The dancers are Sara Heisler, Jocelyn Kuo, Natascha Holenstein, Lynley Cheng, Nicolle Liu, Tatiana San Jose, Simran Nagshain, Jaslene Romero, Mikaela Parrish, Jessy Chang, Amanda Dellandre, Sophia Balbas, Ayako Connors, Hazel Leffler, Joycelyn Vu, Deja Antes and Darius Antes.