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Guys and Dolls leaps to life through dance
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COURTESY PHOTO Adelaide and the Hot Box Dolls strike a pose during an early morning dance rehearsal this week. Pictured are: Mary Little, Hutchinson (center) who plays Adelaide in the musical Guys and Dolls. Her Hot Box Dolls are front: Lily Stansbury, Lyons and Anna Cortez, El Paso, Texas and back: Katie Lumbert, Wichita; Aubrey Anderson, Sterling; and Rachel Thomson, Hutchinson. Thomson is also the choreographer for the Hot Box numbers. The Sterling College Music Theatre production will be presented next week.
STERLING – While many regard the Broadway musical Guys and Dolls to be “the perfect musical” with its incredibly funny book, vivid characters, and warm-hearted romance, it simply won’t come alive without the energy and excitement of choreography and staging that literally leaps off the stage. To achieve that goal, Sterling College Music Theatre has once again enlisted New York City-based choreographer Travis Nesbitt.