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ECCC Players to present 'All Shook Up'

The East Central Community College players will present their spring musical "'election, "All Shook Up," at 7 p.m. Thurs– day, March 31 through Saturday, April 2 in the Vickers "Fine Arts Auditorium on the Decatur cam– pus. Matinees are scheduled for 9 a.m. Tuesday, March 29 and Friday, April 1. Tickets are $10 and may be purchased by calling the College switchboard at 601- 635-2111 or 1-877- 462-3222. The story is set in a small Midwest town m the 1950s, where Chad (Matthew Dempsey of Louisville), a hip– swiveling, guitar-play– ing roustabout rides into town, and, due to his charm and influ– ence, has the most unlikely people falling in love. Joan Grimes. who is serving her fourth year as theater direc– tor, said, "This is a comedy of mistaken identity built on the plot of Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night," but J~m-packed with. ongs made famous bv Elvis! Get ready to -laugh. ock and roll!" cast - members include Polly (Natalie - Haller) and Monica Vincent (Lorame), both of Decatur; Jessy Harrison (Sandra) of - Additional Vaughn

Little Rock; Dustin Cullen (Dennis) of Cart,hage; . Baleigh Viverette (Sylvia), Alex Chappell (Dean Hyde) and Scott Rivers (Sheriff Earl), all of Union: Chad Mangum (Jim Haller) of Aberdeen; Kelsey Hill (lvlayor Matilda Hyde) ofNanih Waiya; Linisay Gibbs (Henn– etta) of Morton; and James Cumberland (Warden) of Sebastopol. Chorus members include Lindsay Bish– op (lead choreograph– er) and Anna Marie Leach, both of Sebastopol; Celia Bog– gan of Decatur; Anna Alexander of Little Rock; Brittany Burton and Raychal Reed, both of Louisville; Sami Elkins of Lena; Marissa Gordy of For– est; Meredith McKee and Brandy Talbert, both of Philadelphia; Tamara McPhail of Pelahatchie; and Alyse Webb of Noxap– ater. Brandon Boulton of Hickory also serves aR lead choreographer

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