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Radio! The "Medicine Show" Band: L to R: Todd Buckner, Freddy Bradburn, Jessie Emery and Stephen "Buck" Thompson performing as the "Mostly Old-and-in-the-way Medicine Show Band" at MTC.Due to icy road conditions, and issues with the sidewalks/steps at MTC, Radio! will open Friday, February 19 and run through Sunday's matinee on February 21.

Three nights only, so don't miss the only weekend of the show!!

Radio! Jingle Belles rehearse: Radio!'s resident jingle singers rehearse with the "Pattycake Cookies" man in preparation for the show. (L to R: Stephen "Buck Thompson, Tiffany Fields, Jada Whitsett, Stephanie Thompson, and Sasha Remington.)Hello theater lovers! How 'bout surprising your sweetie with tickets to see "Radio" this weekend? Valentine's Day = candy and a night out. You buy the Russell Stover -- Freddy, Todd and the gang will supply you with a night of fun.

Radio! Ad men at work.: Ted Remington (L) and Charlie Leatherman rehearse period advertising scripts for FCT's Musical Review Radio!, to run February 19 through 21 at McDowell Technical College Auditorium.Yes, "the weather outside has been frightful," but looks like it will clear out just in time for you to get out and go to the show! Freddy, Todd, and the cast and crew have been busy putting together a fabulous, original show that will tickle your funny bone and have you waxing nostalgic.

Auditions for "The Secret Garden" will be held on February 15th and 16th at 6pm in the Greenlee Theatre at MACA. Co-directors Chuck and Leola LeVack will be available on Thursday, February 11 at 6 pm in MACA with script sheets and answers to any questions about the audition process and/or the show. Chuck can also be reached at 527-7440.

Foothill's Community Theatre's production, "Radio!," will be presented at McDowell Technical College on February 12th, 13th, 19th, 20th at 7:30 and 21st at 2:30 pm. In this musical revue, writer/directors Freddy Bradburn and Todd Buckner weave together music, newscasts, and commercials relevant to significant times in our history in the style of an "Old Time" radio show. Tickets are $6 for students, $8 for seniors, and $10 for adults. Call 659-PLAY for reservations.