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As part of the Live From the Park Series, Cabaret Theatre will perform "The Look of Love" at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Hornady-Marshall Theater at College Park.
Since its inception in 1991, Cabaret Theatre has been connecting with Midwest audiences and inviting them to be a part of the musical celebration.
The group consists of five cast members who have earned an array of individual and ensemble awards for their performances at area theaters and local events.
Keith Allerton has 20 years experience as an actor, director and producer and has performed onstage in several roles throughout the area. He is a development consultant with the Steier Group.
Beth Asbjornson has performed several leading roles in musicals and is a member of Soli Deo Gloria Cantorum, Nebraska's professional chorale. Asbjornson is a private voice instructor.
Jerry Brabec is minister of music at St. Paul's United Methodist Church and has appeared in several roles onstage. He's been a member of Cabaret Theatre since 1991.
Camille Metoyer Moten also has been a member of Cabaret Theatre since 1991, is a member of Soli Deo Gloria Cantorum and is in frequent demand as a soloist for area events.
Rebecca Noble has been in several performances as well as "The Sound of Music" national tour. She is also a member of Soli Deo Gloria Cantorum and is a soloist on the group's latest recording.
Joining them is Jim Fritzler, Cabaret Theatre's accompanist. Fritzler is currently associate professor of theater arts at Hastings College and has previously taught directing, writing for theater, acting, theater history and performance studies/women's studies at Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas.
Live From the Park is managed by the Grand Island Little Theater and sponsored by College Park, Copycat Printing and Signs, Hornady Manufacturing, The Grand Island Independent and the Principal Financial Group.
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