Saturday, April 28, 7:30 p.m., doors 7 p.m.
Arena Theater 214 Main Street, P.O. Box 611, Point Arena CA 95468

Talent On The Fringe Revives Theater Tradition
Local talents of all ages will take the stage at Arena Theater this Saturday, April 28, at 7:30 p.m., when the curtain opens for Talent on the Fringe, “a fun show for the whole family, reviving the theater’s community talent show tradition,” said show organizer Shauna Boyd. The event is a fundraiser for the theater and part of the countywide Almost Fringe Festival.
The evening will consist of two acts and include dance numbers, music, poetry, and comedy with all youth performances scheduled during the first act. Warming the house and entertaining the audience between acts will be a formation created especially for the show comprised of local musicians Tim and Paul Mueller, James Hayes, Katrina Coffman and Jesse Hana.

Dance routines will include the Gualala Dance Studio with a children’s tap dance class piece and an adult ballet piece as well as Bryn’s Tap Dance class. Caitlyn Rain will perform a belly dance number and the Ballet Folklorico will showcase traditional Mexican folk dances. The lineup of musicians will include Lena Bullamore with a two-minute chicken song, Eric and Leslie Dahlhoff, ranchero songs by Martin Delgadillo, singer-songwriter Steve Oliff, The Casuals, Black Rose and the local ukulele group and father/daughter team Wayne and Byn Harris. “Bone Daddy” Michael Thomas, accompanied by grandson Rayce will perform as Papa and Weeby and Ruby Dauenhauer will present a circus act on rings.

Blake More and Myra McNamara will read poetry and Delgadillo will perform a comedy shtick. People who are interested in signing up can call the theater at 707 882-3272 or email shauna@arenatheater.org, the deadline is Friday, April 27, at noon. Tickets for the show are available at local outlets at a $10-$20 sliding scale for adults, $5 for kids; and online at www.arenatheater.org.

The Arena Theater bar and snack stand will be open.
Arena Theater is located at 214 Main Street, Point Arena, California. Arena Theater is a member-supported community theater owned and operated by the Arena Theater Association, a 501 (c) (3) not for profit corporation. For additional information visit: www.arenatheater.org