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July is the month we proudly celebrate America's Independence! Those of us participating in the Performing Arts Club also get a feeling of independence, creativity and a positive thrill we just can't describe. Most of us still have some jitters before going on stage. Our anxious heartbeats get a bit louder and faster. Once we get on stage and start our performance, those heartbeats transform to exhilaration! So, if you ever wanted to know what it's like to be a performer with our club, this about sums it up. If you're interested in joining our group and experiencing the thrill of the spotlight for yourself, contact Barbara Wasco - (951) 797-3466 or bawasco@dc.rr.com. If I haven't yet persuaded you to get on stage, you can still be involved with us behind the scenes. We are always looking for individuals willing to volunteer some hours throughout the year. Contact me and I'll get you to the right person for your level of interest. To the men and women behind the imaginary curtain, those who keep the show going with lights, sound, props, backstage and more, I have a mea culpa; in other words… I'm sorry! I forgot to mention the names of those who were instrumental in keeping Twisted Cabaret II flowing with precision. A huge amount of thanks go to: Backstage Crew - Sharon Bond, Floyd Gilbreth, Nancy Justice, Andy Shipper and Barbara Shipper Technical Crew - Michael Rothberg and Stan Sweeney Stage Set-up Crew - Jeff Davidson, Teri DiMarino Davidson and Colin Taylor Upcoming Performances Saturday, Sept. 23: Radio Shows —There will be two separate Olde Tyme Radio Shows from the 30s to the 50s. The specific scripts haven't been selected yet. Keep your eye out for an Audition/Read Date, in the August Breeze article. These are fun shows where you can sit back with your beverage of choice, be entertained and laugh a bit, too! Friday, Oct. 20 and Saturday, Oct. 21, Way Off Broadway Have you ever had the opportunity to see a Broadway Musical in New York City or a musical performed locally? As I grew up on Long Island in NY, I benefitted from seeing many Broadway musicals. I'll tell you from experience, you typically walk out of the theater humming, whistling or singing one of the many songs from the show. That's what this show is going to be… a compilation of memorable songs from popular musicals, being sung by your neighbors. If you have any questions, contact me at (951) 992-9156 or terimk@verizon.net. ~ Teri Meyers-Kelman 42 FOUR SEASONS BREEZE | JULY 2017 Heart & Soul Line Dance Hello to all line dancers! I want to thank all of you for your patience as we've been flip-flop from our dance location. I believe that when all the construction is completed, our Ballroom is going to be "off the chain." Let's hope that it gets done quickly. Our group is ever- expanding, and we need as much room as possible. July celebrates my sixth year teaching Heart and Soul Line Dance here at Four Seasons, and so we celebrate with a Line Dance Party. Dancers have come and gone, and come back, and it's always great to see them. We've learned hundreds of dances throughout the years, some we remember, some not so much! I have seen enormous growth in so many of you. Can you remember when you started and thought you'd never get the steps down? You've learned dance terminology and how to count beats and rhythm. You've all honed your skills and can execute your favorite dance. We've had so much fun. As a lover of dance, what an incredible experience for me. It is truly a pleasure and honor for me. As always, I encourage you to continue dancing. I can't think of an easier form of exercise. We have fun every week. If you've thought about coming out and giving us a try, we will welcome you. We meet each Wednesday, Beginners 4 pm. High Beginner/Intermediate 5:30 pm. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at (951) 922-0755. See you on the dance floor! ~ Prisicilla Robles Performing Arts Club WE WANT YOU! Performers & Crew wanted for upcoming shows! It's fun & rewarding!