Sherry Taylor

Cast of Broadway By The Decade: 1990s/Photo by Linda Hogan Photography

I’m Heading Back To the Stage

I am thrilled to be heading back to the theater after many years on hiatus. I did a show with Four County Players probably 21 years ago called Quilters and it was so much fun! It has been way too long and thankfully I have the opportunity to do it again. Thank you to the cast of Broadway By the Decade: The 1990’s, you are amazingly talented and I’m honored to be working with you. This is a small show with only 3 performances. Tickets are on sale now but the Friday and Saturday shows are already SOLD OUT! You can purchase tickets for Sunday’s show (almost sold out) online or by calling the box office at 540-832-5355.

Find out more about the show with this interview w/Edward Warwick-White, one of my fellow performers!

 

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