3rd Wench from the Left - Finale

 

 

3rd Wench from the Left - Opening Night

3rd Wench from the Left - Mayor's Proclamation

Jane Bridges, intrepid FoTT board member, is a cast member of the new original musical Treasure of Lefty the Pirate, Oct. 2 - 4 at the Tybee Gym. Music & book by Eddie Wilson, direction by Mel Gordon. Jane will be blogging about her experiences. Click on title above to link to info and tickets.

The beautiful Lefty's Island set was the stage for Mayor Jason Buelterman and Councilman Dick Smith who presented the Cast with a Proclamation from the City Honoring the first Original Musical created and presented on Tybee Island.

Of course this was the last night of rehearsal, so once the ballyhoo was over it was back to work!

3rd Wench from the Left - Part 6

Jane Bridges, intrepid FoTT board member, is a cast member of the new original musical Treasure of Lefty the Pirate, Oct. 2 - 4 at the Tybee Gym. Music & book by Eddie Wilson, direction by Mel Gordon. Jane will be blogging about her experiences. Click on title above to link to info and tickets.

Here are Roger and Kelly, aka Howard Bowden and Jody Buelterman. They have a love story, too; well, kind of. Roger loves money! But be assured that we have a happy
ending.

 

Christy Wilson has stepped into a major role at the last minute.  She's great and quite a pro.  Also helped all of us with our vocals.

The Captain aka Kenn Wade

The Pirettes

Our stage manager Sue Blakely

Althea also known as assistant director Renee DeRoessett.

Finally! We're practicing on the real set, and we have the lights and part of the sound. We're still having a great time, and hope the audience will, too! Opening night is just a few hours away!

Third Wench from the Left - Part 5

Jane Bridges, intrepid FoTT board member, is a cast member of the new original musical Treasure of Lefty the Pirate, Oct. 2 - 4 at the Tybee Gym. Music & book by Eddie Wilson, direction by Mel Gordon. Jane will be blogging about her experiences. Click on title above to link to info and tickets.

Did I say we had four different rehearsal venues? Make that five. We rehearsed Monday night on the concrete slab at Memorial Park!  Here are Mel and Wolfgang Hartz with the blue tape marking the stage, the exits, etc.,

AGAIN. And we were delighted to see Lucinda Morin,  our amazing choreographer. Here she is, going over a routine with Glory Padgett in the fine weather we had that evening. Don't we look studious with our books? Call it P-A-N-I-C. The show opens this weekend!

And here's our distinguished Captain Kenn Wade, having a wardrobe moment with Twila Davis, our costume designer. Don't ask!  Despite the hum of the generator powering Eddie's music and the chorus of 2,000 cicadas, it was a delightful evening until the sun went down.

We practiced by starlight and car light for a while longer, then we all went home!

See you at the Show!

Jane