Lakeville City Council promotes 'Calendar Girls' theatrical production
The Lakeville City Council used its July 22 meeting to announce and promote the upcoming play 'Calendar Girls,' which will run at the Art Center from August 1-10. The production tells a story of friendship and resilience with roots in England.
The Lakeville City Council meeting on Tuesday focused on promoting a community theatrical event rather than conducting typical government business. The council announced details about 'Calendar Girls,' a play scheduled to run for 10 days next month at the Art Center, the city's main cultural venue.
The play explores themes of friendship and personal resilience, drawing from a story that originated in England. Council members shared insights from cast members and highlighted the production as a significant cultural offering for the community.
Tickets and additional information about the production are available through the Art Center's website at lakevilleareacenter.com. The meeting did not include any legislative votes, policy discussions, or official government actions—instead serving primarily as a promotional platform for the theatrical event.
Community members interested in attending can visit the Art Center's website to purchase tickets and learn more about the production.
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[0:00] Join us for Calendar Girls about a group
[0:02] of women from England who need to raise
[0:04] money to help a friend, but they
[0:06] certainly don't go about it in a way
[0:07] you'd expect. Calendar Girls is based on
[0:10] a true story about friendship and
[0:12] community with a touch of naughty fun.
[0:14] The play at Calendar Girls is absolutely
[0:16] a beautiful show. We kind of look at
[0:19] really tough stuff in life with humor
[0:21] and how you kind of need those
[0:23] friendships in your life to lean on as
[0:25] you go through hard times. It's a really
[0:27] beautiful look at how friends deal with
[0:29] a difficult time.
[0:30] When I was cast in the play, I was so
[0:33] excited uh after having read the script
[0:36] um between auditions and callbacks. I
[0:38] knew that Chris was the role that I
[0:40] wanted and and then after meeting the
[0:43] incredible group of women that got cast
[0:46] as the other ladies in the play. I am
[0:48] just so blessed that uh that I get to do
[0:50] this. When I first read it, I saw so
[0:54] many empowered, beautiful women roles,
[0:57] and I really was excited to bring it to
[0:59] to the stage. It's bold and it's funny,
[1:02] but it's also really heartfelt and
[1:04] beautiful and sentimental as well.
[1:07] Gather your besties and join us at the
[1:09] Art Center August 1st through the 10th.
[1:11] Get your tickets today at lakeville
[1:13] areacenter.com
[1:14] or call us at 952-985-4640.
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