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Photos: Speaking words of wisdom
- Karen Mayo
- Jan 17, 2022
- 1 min read
BY ANDREE KEHN / SUN JOURNAL / JANUARY 16, 2022
Julia Groover and Cade Parker finish their makeup Sunday in the green room at the L-A Community Little Theatre in Auburn. The two are actors in the musical “Let It Be,” featuring the music of The Beatles. The show continues next weekend, with performances Thursday through Sunday. Andree Kehn/Sun Journal
Graci Gillen, playing the part of Lucy Martin, works backstage Sunday with musical director Steve Barter on the song “Let It Be” at the L-A Community Little Theatre in Auburn. Gillen is taking over a part for a cast member who called out sick. The musical, which features music by The Beatles, continues next weekend, with performances Thursday through Sunday. Andree Kehn/Sun Journal
Director Jennifer McClure Groover addresses cast members backstage Sunday of “Let It Be” at the L-A Community Little Theatre in Auburn. The musical, which features music by The Beatles, is set during the unrest of the 1960s. The show continues next weekend, with performances Thursday through Sunday. Andree Kehn/Sun Journal
Jude Leaver and Director Jennifer McClure Groover climb the stairs Sunday from the green room to the backstage area at the L-A Community Little Theatre in Auburn before the musical “Let It Be.” Leaver plays one of the leads, Desmond Jones, the father of one of two families on which the musical centers. The show continues next weekend, with performances Thursday through Sunday. Andree Kehn/Sun Journal
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