Hello, Dolly – Final Performance

September 17, 2008 · By Deb Phillips – The Photo Gal 

Hello Dolly presented by the West Side Civic Theatre (WSCT) at Shallowford Square in Lewisville, North Carolina (Forsyth County) - westside, theater, musicals, plays. Deb Phillips, photographer.Another Fine Show
The wonderful music from Hello, Dolly is still running through my head! I love it, and I’m a little sad that the September 13 show was the final performance.

How about another round of applause for the cast and crew of the West Side Civic Theatre and the Town of Lewisville for bringing the community another high-quality theatre production! After ten years, the shows just keep getting better.

Check Out the Photos
As promised, all Hello, Dolly photos are now available for viewing in the photo gallery, including photos from the final show on September 13. Photos from each performance can be viewed by visiting the Hello, Dolly photo gallery. And be sure to check out the Photo Highlights sub-gallery that’s a collection of some of the best images from each of the shows. (NOTE: Photos in the Photo Highlights sub-gallery are NOT included in the other sub-galleries designated by the date of performance.)

Share Your Thoughts
While you’re here, please leave a comment on what you liked most about Hello, Dolly. A favorite song? A favorite moment? And if you’re part of the WSCT family, please share your favorite memories of Hello, Dolly.

For me, I loved the part of the show right after Dolly’s grand descent down the steps lined with the fine-looking tuxedoed actors. The dancing and the song, “Hello, Dolly,” were performed with such energy and feeling. Thanks for the memories!

P.S. Looking for Oklahoma! Photos?

Because this website launched in August, 2008, there are no blog posts about the musical, Oklahoma!, which took place in May/June, 2008. However, numerous photos were still taken of several of the Oklahoma! performances, and they can be viewed in the Oklahoma! photo gallery.

Be sure to check out the other Hello Dolly articles: Hello, Dolly, Hello Dolly — Second Night’s Show, Hello, Dolly — Third Night’s Show and Hello Dolly — Fourth Night’s Show.

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