From auditions to showtime
Dear Editor:As the director of the fall Aspen Community Theatre production of “She Loves Me,” I’d like to thank everyone who showed up to audition this past weekend. Auditions can be such a traumatic process – the fulfillment of dreams for some and the dashing of hopes for others. How fortunate we are in this valley to have so many talented people willing to take that chance!We’ve assembled a wonderful cast, and I urge all you theater lovers to mark the production dates, Nov. 8 to 17 at the Wheeler Opera House, on your calendars. If you are interested in being involved with ACT, for “She Loves Me” or future productions, please check out the website at aspencommunitytheatre.com.Break a leg!Mike MonroneyAspen
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