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PHOTOS: Night at the Movies raises $6,000 for NYC trip

AVERY HOWE | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 1 year, 1 month AGO
by AVERY HOWE
Photographer | February 7, 2024 1:00 AM

At the Night at the Movies concert Tuesday, Jan. 30, audience members were invited to listen to music from popular movies and participate in a silent auction, the proceeds of which will go toward the choir’s trip to New York City in March. Choir director Emily Hackethorn estimated the concert earned over $6,000. “I am still working through all the proceeds but it was a very successful event with tons of generous businesses and individuals pitching in,” Hackethorn said.

    Emery "Ren" Duran sings “She Used to be Mine” from Waitress at the Little Theater Tuesday, Jan. 30. (Avery Howe photo)
 
 
    Lucas Counts Audrey Hanley sing “Suddenly Seymour” from “Little Shop of Horrors” at the Little Theater Tuesday, Jan. 30. (Avery Howe photo)
 
 
    Quinn Clark sings “Agony” from “Into the Woods” at the Night at the Movies concert, Tuesday, Jan. 30. (Avery Howe photo)
 
 
    Ryan Mee sings and dances as Willy Wonka at the Little Theater Tuesday, Jan. 30.
 
 
    Amanda Fitch sings “God Help the Outcasts” from Disney’s “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” at the Little Theater Tuesday, Jan. 30. (Avery Howe photo)
 
 


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