'PAZZAZZ!' Comes To Southern California

The world premiere of the supercalifragilistic new original full-scale musical production of "PAZZAZZ!" will open at Santa Barbara's Grand New Performing Arts Center on June 21st. The production will star Dale Kristien, Adam Wylie and Alan Rachins with words and music by Milt Larsen and Oscar winning composer Richard M. Sherman (Mary Poppins, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang).

WHERE /WHEN:
TICKETS:

Haugh Peforming Arts Center - 1000 West Foothill, Glendora CA, 91740
June 13-14 at 8:00pm and June 15 at 2:00pm
$24 - $32 Call 626-963-9411 or online sales at www.haughpac.com

Granada Theatre - 1222 State Street, Santa Barbara CA, 93101
June 20th - 23rd, 2008, (with a Gala priemiere scheduled for June 21st).
$45 - $150, Box office 805-899-2222 or online sales at www.granadasb.org

For further information, please visit www.PAZZAZZTHEMUSICAL.COM

Set in colorful New York during the turn of the last century - The story depicts a very young George M. Cohan (Adam Wylie) before he became the "King of Broadway" and his relationship with two influential vaudeville comedians, whose theatre - The Weber and Fields Broadway Music Hall - was the home to the greatest stars of the day such as Lillian Russell (Dale Kristien) and where New York's social elite were to see or be seen.  The success of the Music Hall fused the ruthless syndicate of the time with envy and a desire to put them out of business.

Executive Producers - MILT LARSEN & ARLENE LARSEN
Music & Lyrics by - Richard M. Sherman & MILT LARSEN
Book by - MILT LARSEN, Richard M. Sherman & JOSEPH HOFFMAN
Co-Directors - JOHN VAUGHAN & GREG HINRICHSEN
Choreography by JOHN VAUGHAN
Costume Design by ARLENE LARSEN
Technical Director & Production Manager - DALE HINDMAN
Sound Designer & Sound Engineer - DOUGLAS GRAVES
Lighting Designer - ADAM BLUMENTHAL
Set Design by JOSEPH HOFFMAN
Orchestration & Musical Direction - RICHARD ALLEN
Executive Story Editor - BRUCE GORDON
Internet & Website Design by JOEY NATER JR.
Tour relations - TERRY M. HILL & ASSOCIATES