The early days of actress Savannah Randall (left) and choreographer Chelsea Randall.
Chelsea (left), Savannah and mom Elizabeth Herbert (right), taking the theater world by storm.
The Chelsea Randall Appreciation Society is standing by, paddles at the ready, if you don’t make the right choice.
Your butt in a theater seat. Make it happen.
Whidbey Island Center for the Arts production of “City of Angels,” a majestic, sweeping musical comedy set in the film noir-drenched world of classic Hollywood, opens tonight for a two-week run in Langley.
It’s simple. You buy a ticket (or, better yet, multiple tickets) and the Chelsea Randall Appreciation Society doesn’t have to hunt you down and apply the Paddle o’ the Hurtin’ Butt.
We know where you live. We have the technology.
So, if you treasure your ability to sit down in the days to come, it’s simple — go bask in the inspired choreography laid down by Ms. Randall (which was not in the original Broadway show, it’s all her), the snappy direction of Elizabeth Herbert (her mom, who used to hang out with Elvis and Henry Fonda in her days as an actress) and the acting with a capitol A delivered by a cast that includes (uber-talented) little sis Savannah and Coupeville’s own heartthrob crooner, Jim Castaneda.
It’s an easy choice.
Otherwise Mr. Affleck and the boys will be round to see you. Soon. Very soon.
Go buy tickets here:
Coupeville Sports 
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