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No One is Alone: Upper Room Theatre's Celebration of Broadway
Never-before-seen new performances will transport you on a virtual musical theater journey through each of the spectacular Broadway shows that have graced Upper Room Theatre's stage over the past 19 years including Les Miserables, Beauty & the Beast, Godspell, Peter Pan, Hello, Dolly!, Fiddler on the Roof, Into the Woods, and more!
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Never-before-seen new performances will transport you on a virtual musical theater journey through each of the spectacular Broadway shows that have graced Upper Room Theatre's stage over the past 19 years including Les Miserables, Beauty & the Beast, Godspell, Peter Pan, Hello, Dolly!, Fiddler on the Roof, Into the Woods, and more!
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Genre:Music, Family
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Upper Room Theatre Ministry
Cast
Rob Tessier
Director
Ashton Schaffer
Featured Performer
Liz Davis
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Kara Lilly
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Thea Seibert von Fock
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Erin Lee Shields
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Melissa Rihl
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Stacey Sumereau
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Gabrielle Buonocore
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Brendan Clark
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Matthew Clem
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Ricky Drummond
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