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Artsfusion to Stage Reading of ECHO NEVADA with Vickie Daignault

By: May. 03, 2016
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Vickie Daignault is a transplant to the Tampa Bay Area from Chicago where she was seen in Hats!, the Musical with Melissa Manchester, Time Step, On the Brink, Daughter of Beijing, Big River, Kindertransport, To Kill a Mockingbird, Pulp, among others.

Outside of Chicago, she has performed at The Lamb's Theatre in New York, North Carolina Shakespeare,Virginia Theatre Company, Children's Theatre of Charlotte, and the DeBron Center in the Netherlands.

Vickie is a graduate of North Carolina School of the Arts and may be seen in the films Alien Hand and Last of the Dog Days, and in a number of commercials and industrials.

She is the Intern Program Director of Directors Lab Chicago, a member of Actors' EquityAssociation and SAG/AFTRA, and has been active on a number of Equity's committees.

Vickie will portray the ranch house cook Copey in the Staged Reading of Anna Brennen's ECHO NEVADA, a riveting look at life on a ranch in northeastern Nevada set in 1948 during an early spring storm. The story follows a mismatched group of characters thrown into a rustic world of hard-working, hard-living, extreme circumstances, as each try to make their way in life. How and why have they come together? How do they manage to coexist? What are the outcomes of their choices?

These questions will keep you on the edge of your seat until the curtain falls. The unique characters are guaranteed to intrigue you and will linger in your memory for some time to come. This is a world that few people have experienced and is now gone forever.

Join us on Monday, May 16 at 7pm at The Studio@620, 620 1st Ave S, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 for this Artsfusion, Inc. fundraiser. Call 727.895.6620 or visit www.thestudioat620.org for more information. Tickets $35 for General Admission, $30 for Seniors and $10 for Professional Artists performing and visual with resume. The talkback will be conducted by Jim Wicker.



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