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Kristen performed the title role
of "Naughty Marietta" at Lyric
Theatre - San Jose in June, 2006!
Here's a
review.
Kristen also performed on Monday,
June 19, 7 p.m., in the 2006 "Divas for Life"
concert at Eagle Theatre, Los Altos High School Campus.
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Kristen combined her performing talents
with those of music educator Robert Hartwell for this evening
of learning about opera.
The
Community School of Music and Arts Classes
w/o Quizzes Arts Lecture Series presents "Opera 101:
What Your Mother Never Told You," featuring Kristen Sharpley.
A
great opportunity to learn about opera! Thursday, April
20, 2006.
Detailed
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Kristen's April 3rd "Sing into
Spring" concert drew an enthusiastic crowd. Her musical
offering was featured on the front page of the San Jose
Mercury News Entertainment Guide . . . a fun surprise.
April 3, 2006
“SOUTH BAY
Kristen Sharpley, soprano. With Brandon Adams, piano. Works
by Vivaldi and Kurt Weill. 7:30 p.m. April 3. Sunnyvale
Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall, 728 W. Fremont Ave.,
Sunnyvale. $10. (650) 279-1686”
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"a
little bit in love" cast photo album
February 14th-19th Kristen
is performing in ray of light theatre inc.'s production
of "a little bit in
love"
Featuring:
Jessica Coker
Ashia DeLaBastide
Kellen Krieg
Mindy Lym
Kristen
Sharpley
Emily Wade
Lonnie Haley
Noah Haydon
Jeffrey VanDyk
DaRon Lamar Williams
Chris Yorro
Paul Ziller |
Valentine's
Day (Tues):
7 p.m. & 9:30 p.m.
Weds - Sat. 8 p.m.
Sunday: 2 p.m.
Phoenix Theatre: Union Square
414 Mason (@ Geary)
Sweetheart Special
Join us before or after your Valentine's Day dinner
on Feb. 14 and have a small rose bouquet placed on the
seat for your sweetheart. See details online at www.roltheatre.com
Tickets on sale now. |
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During the holiday season (November
30 - January 7, 2006), Kristen appeared in the Theatreworks'
production of Stephen Sondheim's Tony award-winning musical
“Into The Woods”.
“Into The Woods”
is witty and profound for adults, a delight for mature youngsters;
Sondheim's entrancing masterpiece dazzles with glorious
music and thought-provoking laughter, weaving fairytale
favorites together as it explores the nature of growing
up, the need for taking responsibility, and the true meaning
of family.
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October 27 - November 13, 2005,
Kristen appeared in the 42nd Street Moon Theater
production of Irving Berlin's “Miss Liberty”.
The search for the original model
for the Statue of Liberty leads to a joyous celebration
and then pandemonium when the wrong model is brought to
America!
Berlin’s songs include Let’s
Take an Old-Fashioned Walk, Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor,
You Can Have Him, Falling Out of Love Can Be Fun, and
Paris Wakes Up and Smiles.
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Kristen appeared in the Western Stage
(Salinas, California) production of Cole Porter's “Anything
Goes” July 16 - August 6, 2005.
[Snapshots from
dress rehearsal and after performances]
Read the
review!
Kristen
sings at Rodeo Salinas
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"Falling
in Love with Love" — Photo, David Allen
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In the Spring of 2005 Kristen appeared
in Rodgers & Hart's “The Boys from Syracuse”
at San Francisco's 42nd
Street Moon, a theatre company dedicated to presenting
rarely performed musicals.
Review
by Richard Connema
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Kristen performed in a benefit concert,
Divas
for Life, in June 2005 with some of the Bay Area's
best leading ladies, women who've collectively performed
in dozens of musicals and claimed a place on both the Californian
and national stage. Directed by Molly Bell and accompanied
by Delores Duran Cefalu, this event showcased this sensational
group as they revisited the roles they've made their own,
raising money for Relay For Life: American Cancer Society.
The performers: Molly Bell, AnnMarie
Martin, C Kelly Wright, Katherine VonTill, Emily Borromeo,
Georgia Glaze, Kathryn Foley, Kristen Sharpley and Paige
Cook Perez.
Wednesday, June 8th, 2005
Eagle Theater, Los Altos High School
201 Almond Ave., Los Altos, CA
7:00 PM
8:30 VIP reception
Main Street Cafe
134 Main Street, Los Altos, CA 94022 following the performance. |
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