It’s true. Sunshine flows out of her when she smiles. Seriously. (Kelsey Simmons photo)
No. No, you don’t.
Cause she’s awesome and you’re not a complete turd.
At least that’s what I’ve been telling people…
So, since you’re smart enough to know that Ms. Randall is witty, intelligent, caring, compassionate, uber-talented and a generally wonderful person in every way possible, you won’t hesitate to purchase your tickets for her new show, “City of Angels,” right freakin’ now.
Or face the wrath of the Chelsea Randall Appreciation Society.
Yeah, it’s a real thing.
Running Feb. 7-22 at Langley’s Whidbey Island Center for the Arts, “City of Angels,” an adaptation of a Tony Award-winning musical comedy, is directed by Chelsea’s mom, Elizabeth Herbert (she hung out with Elvis, so there’s that).
The choreography — all new, as the original show didn’t include dance — is courtesy of Chelsea, while the show stars her little sis, Savannah Randall, and a cast of talented song and dance hoofers such as Tristan Steel, Karla Crouch and Jim Castaneda.
It tells the story of a struggling Hollywood screenwriter whose film noir script comes to life as he fights to hang onto his original dream while falling down the rabbit hole of Tinseltown.
Bouncing from the “real world” (in color) to the “reel world” (black and white), it’s jazzy, quick-moving, full of snappy dialogue and snappier songs and the best thing Whidbey’s arts community has produced in some time.
So buy a ticket. Be one of the good guys (or gals). Spread the word. Chelsea Randall and Co. are back in town — so don’t make her frown.
Otherwise, her fan club may show up on your doorstep for a little “talk.”
For tickets: http://wicaonline.com/2013-2014/CITYOFANGELS.html
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