A Cause Worth Supporting!

The Castle Marne B&B proudly supports a worthy cause called "Magic Moments". 

Above: Full cast of Magic Moments in the show "Cactus Flats"

 Scene from "All This & World War ll"

 Rehearsal

 Ed Reinhart in "All This & World War ll"

 Frank. is that a chicken in your holding?

 More rehearsal

 Scene from "All This & World War ll"

 Back stage

Director KQ.  "Great Job!"

Magic Moments is a non-profit organization that produces an annual musical theater production and integrates able-bodied persons with those with physical and developmental disabilities into the total performing cast.  One of our main goals is to raise community awareness of the special gifts of persons with physical and developmental disabilities and provide our diverse cast an opportunity to give back to our community through theatrical performance.  Most of our production cast and crew are volunteers who come from all over the Denver metropolican area.  http://www.magicmomentsinc.org/

The Castle Marne family, the Feher-Peikers and the Peikers donate our time and talents to help bring this annual show to life.  Three months of rehearsals every weekend and late nights, over two hundred cast and crew, able-bodied and special needs actors, singers and dancers come together to share the thrill of a live performance and bask in the glow of love for the craft.    

After 27 years, Magic Moments has a new home.   Our performances will be held at Kent Denver on March 22nd through 25th, 2012 in the Anschuetz Family Theater.  http://www.magicmomentsinc.org/

Because we rely on grants, corporate and patron sponsors, donations, etc. to produce this annual show, we are looking for someone to underwrite our cast party by providing baked goods, coffee/punch, etc.  If you or someone you know loves community theater and can help please visit our web-site listed above.

On behalf of the Castle Marne B&B family and all the families in Magic Moments, we look forward to sharing the Magic of Magic Moments with you this March!   Check out this review from "The Denver Post".  http://www.denverpost.com/theater/ci_8401308

Bravo!