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Hello, Dolly – Second Night’s Show

September 11, 2008 · By Deb Phillips – The Photo Gal 

Hello Dolly presented by the West Side Civic Theatre in Shallowford Square in Lewisvllle, North Carolina (Forsyth County) - westside, theater, plays, musicals. Deb Phillips, photographer.There’s really nothing like an evening at Shallowford Square, surrounded by genial folks enjoying an outdoor musical of the caliber for which West Side Civic Theatre and the Town of Lewisville have become known. This photo shows one of the many lively moments from the September 7 performance of Hello, Dolly.

Weather permitting, there will be several more opportunities to see Hello, Dolly over the next few days. Shows are scheduled for Thursday through Saturday (September 11-13).

SHOW TIME: 8:00 pm
LOCATION: Shallowford Square, Lewisville
WHAT TO BRING: Lawn chair
WHO TO BRING: Yourself, your relatives, your friends!
ADMISSION: Free!

To view more photos from the latest show, visit the September 7 show gallery. Photos from the first night’s show can be viewed in the September 6 show gallery.

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 — Third Night’s Show, Hello, Dolly — Fourth Night’s Show and Hello Dolly — Final Performance.

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