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River City's Troubles Solved by Musical Magic
20 Jun
Summary
- The Music Man' musical comes to Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center.
- Elizabeth D'Aiuto stars as Marian Paroo, calling her character strong.
- The show features iconic songs like 'Seventy-Six Trombones'.
Meredith Wilson's Tony Award-winning musical comedy, 'The Music Man,' will grace the stage at the Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center next week. The production brings the classic tale of River City's troubles and a traveling con man's unique solution to life. Elizabeth D'Aiuto, who plays the strong and independent Marian Paroo, expressed her enthusiasm for performing in West Texas.
The cast is thrilled to be in the region, having previously performed in Orange and Dallas to appreciative audiences. The tour's stop in Midland is for one night only on Monday at 7:30 p.m. before continuing to San Antonio. D'Aiuto highlighted her character's journey and Marian's eventual gratitude for Professor Harold Hill's impact on her brother and the town.
Audiences can anticipate a vibrant show with "show-stopping music and dancing," featuring modern elements like projections. D'Aiuto mentioned that while the touring aspect can be exhausting, the ensemble is dedicated to delivering a top-notch performance each night. The musical is celebrated for its iconic songs, including "Seventy-Six Trombones" and "Marian the Librarian," promising a memorable theatrical experience.
