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Kids Who Care announces 2008 summer season
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Kids Who Care, a non-profit international theatre company based in Fort Worth, announces its 2008 summer musical schedule which also marks the 20th anniversary for the company. The shows are:
- West Side Story from June 20 - 22.
- Let My Heart Sing from July 31 - August 3. Debut of a new original musical at the Scott Theatre. The cast will include area youth plus international students from all over the world.
Ticket prices for all shows, except Saturday evening performances, are $12 for ages 15 and under, $16 for ages 16+ and $10 each for groups of 10 or more. Tickets for the Saturday evening productions of West Side Story and Let My Heart Sing are $15 for ages 15 and under, $18 for ages 16+ and include admission to the cast party after the show. For more information, call Kids Who Care at 817-737-5437.
Posted by Shawn
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