Pictures from the 'Spray!

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Just in case you missed this fabulous show, here are some pictures of my favorite moments from "Hairspray." We have one week left, and I am sure going to miss it! Seriously, it has been such a joy to work with these people on such a fun show. Usually when I close a show I'm ready for a break, but I'm ready to jump right into another. Too bad my France Trip is in the way of doing a spring show. For some reason directors don't like a two week block in your conflicts, go figure. (I know, wah wah, poor me, I have to go to France for two whole weeks!) I do however have plans for shows I want to do when we get back, and I trying to get ol' Porter to dust off his dancin shoes and audition with me.
Hope you enjoy the pictures!

"Nicest Kids in Town"

" Mama I'm a Big Girl Now!"


"I gotta get out of this big doll House!"


"She's got cooties!"
(And I love the boys being cootie bugs on the sides)


"Let's stamp them out!"

"You Can't Stop the Beat!"

Comments

  1. mohujuMarch 7, 2011 at 8:39 PM

    hmmm...looks like you are missing a leg in the second last picture. It was great getting to see you in HS Erin! Have a blasty blast in France.

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  2. Sweet JMarch 8, 2011 at 6:30 AM

    Love it and you....I will be sad when the show is over and I don't get to see everyone.

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  3. MelwelMarch 12, 2011 at 5:29 AM

    So much fun. Thanks for being a fabulous bratty daughter....and thanks for the hats... Laila loves hers!!!

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  4. ~Erin~March 12, 2011 at 6:22 AM

    Ha ha! I am missing a leg! Thanks for coming to the show!!! And Jen....I will miss it and you so much too, what a fun show!!! (you should do more of them ;) And Melinda, what can I say, like mother like daughter! You were such a deliciously wicked Velma! I loved every minute! I'm so glad she likes her hat :) I know I LOVE mine!

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