NASHVILLE,
Tenn. (June 2016) – Actors Valerie
Connelly (second from left) and John
Armstrong (fourth from left) welcome Mustard Seed Ranch Executive Director Tammy Depperschmidt (first from left)
and Putnam County Habitat for Humanity Office Manager Becky Burnett to a sponsorship dinner for "FEARLESS! TheGolden Love Musical". The Broadway-style show will hold its world premiere
at the Cookeville (Tenn.) Performing Arts Center from July 7-17. Ticket sales will
benefit the Putnam County Habitat for
Humanity's new Cookeville West End Place Housing Initiative, the Bryan Symphony Orchestra, TTU Tech Players, and the Mustard Seed Ranch for endangered,
at-risk children. More than 100 area businesses and organizations have donated
their products and services to help make the play possible. The dinner was
hosted in Cookeville by the First National Bank of Tennessee. Connelly, a
Cookeville playwright/composer, spent many years writing what some are calling
today's version of "West Side Story" and "The Sound of
Music". "FEARLESS!" centers on divorcee Nikki (portrayed by
Connelly) and widower Daniel (portrayed by Armstrong), 60-somethings who
befriend each other later in life. What does a mother/grandmother do when a man
falls for her at this age? Connelly uses playful dialog, heartfelt songs, and
elaborate dance moves to bring the two friends and/or potential
"Boomer" lovebirds to life. To
buy tickets, visit www.cookeville-tn.gov/ls/cpac/cpac-calendar/ or call (931)
528-1313. (Photo by Chuck Whiting)
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