For more Shadow Shots please dance on over (& maybe even sing!) to our hostess Tracy's blog, Hey Harriet. Have a great weekend.
love, Cassie
"Since we have been justified through faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ, through whom we have gained access by faith into this grace in which we now stand. And we rejoice in the hope of the glory of God." Romans 5:1-2
Friday, June 24, 2011
Shadow Shot Sunday #162 ~ Seussicle Jr. ~ The Musical
For more Shadow Shots please dance on over (& maybe even sing!) to our hostess Tracy's blog, Hey Harriet. Have a great weekend.
love, Cassie
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Looks like a great deal of fun! The Pearl is a great name! It's always a little sad when old churches get changed into something else though.
I'm with LL Cool Joe on the theater's name Cassie ! the Pearl is PERFECT !
These pictures were really nice to see .. and who doesn't love Dr. Seuss? : )
I did a post including my Chickadee couple just for you girl .. so come have a look and see the few shots I was able to get of them .. they are so FAST ! I just get set to take a picture and they have flitted away!! Can be frustrating !!! LOL
Joy : )
Ha! You were smart to capture those wonderful shadows. Someone was clever to transform the old church into a theatre and coffee house! I like the idea of recycling buildings rather than tearing old ones down to build new ones.
Fantastic shadow shots! How clever of you! I, too, love the name of the theater/coffee house! Enjoy your weekend!!
Sylvia
These are great shots.
xo bj
OOO, and I just became your newest follower. :) Come by to see my shadow shots, if you will.
This amateur production created a lot of shadows for your camera. It is always fun to see young people perform. Our son was in many productions in high school and college.
Cassie, I looked for an email for you but can't find one. I have a photo I would like to send you..
my email
bjconklin@xanadoo.com
Our kids were in theater camps and such when they were younger - and they so enjoyed them! Seuss and children is so wonderful when you start by reading to them (I am partial to Hop on Pop :) and then they begin to read in rhyme.
The Pearl is an outstanding endeavor! Children love to learn and focus, working hard to make the production look so polished. A wonderful post and place!
Interesting shadows in each and every shot.
Oh sweet....I like Dr. Suess too, but it was reading them to my kids [yes, I'm that old] ---heck, I read them for MY pleasure more so I think. LOL And, this would've been fun to attend for me. What a great set of photos shared.
It was nice to visit with you today....If you'd care to drop by and say hi, I'm leaving my Sunday's Link for you---HERE
Have a glorious week ahead.
Good shadow shots on the wall behind the thespians. The project to renovate the old church sounds good. Small town theater and arts is great for the community. I especially like the names. The Oyster turning into the pearl. My daughter's name is Maggie, (Margaret), translated into The Pearl. So, I like the name a lot. I'll have to stop in for a cup of java on the next road trip out West on US Hwy 2.
Peace
cat in the hat shadow...nice shots.
I haven't attended a play for so long. Sounds fun!
Our local theatre group is doing a "Seussical" musical this summer!
Fun time... That's great when your local politicians & etc do like this. I really appreciate when our youth do this activities.
I can see you enjoyed your time & your shots are perfectly amazing.
Great job, Cassie. Happy SSS...
xoxo,
/chie
It does look like fun! Great shadows, too!
And what great Suess shadows they made!!
If I lived in the area I would want to hang out there. the shadows are delightful, and you captured them very well. I just know this was a really fun event. thanks for sharing. and I hope you have a great week.
Neat. Sounds like a good play and a good way to get some SSS pics.
Hi Cassie! Hope you're doing well.
Your little theatre looks like fun. Local youth theatre is always fun. My son used to run lights/sound in the high school productions. It's amazing what talent the young ones have.
Hi Cassie!
It was so nice of you to attend even though you did not know any of the actors. I love anything Seuss!!
Very nice scenes.
Regards!
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