New Play Series
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Saturday, June 20 @ 6:00; Sunday, June 21 @ 2:00
Written and Performed by Elena Glass Directed by Allison Vincent | Music Direction by Wesley Frye with original music by Leslie Vincent & Emily Dussault The Champagne Drops 'Loudly, Clearly, Beautifully' examines the fragile and powerful bond between fathers and daughters, chronicles how life halts and morphs with chronic illness, and meditates on coming of age and into power after tragedy and grief. |
Audiences loved our October, 2025, presentation of this show...
"Poignant and Beautiful performance by Elena Glass at the Forst Inn tonight. It was a really powerful performance and really relatable as she talked about the story of her and her father. Gentle reminder that in our own lives to live Loudly, Clearly, Beautifully." - James Wilhelm
"Elena presents her life with her father while he is living, through his death and dealing with her grief. We laughed. We cried. A standing ovation should tell others that Elena is a professional theater performer and entertainer with a huge heart!" - Roxanne Sundin
"Such a brave and memorable performance. Elena brings her beautiful, clear and powerful voice to a very personal and poignant subject. Kudos to her for tackling this difficult time in her life. Don't miss it!" - Phyllis Schippers
"Poignant and Beautiful performance by Elena Glass at the Forst Inn tonight. It was a really powerful performance and really relatable as she talked about the story of her and her father. Gentle reminder that in our own lives to live Loudly, Clearly, Beautifully." - James Wilhelm
"Elena presents her life with her father while he is living, through his death and dealing with her grief. We laughed. We cried. A standing ovation should tell others that Elena is a professional theater performer and entertainer with a huge heart!" - Roxanne Sundin
"Such a brave and memorable performance. Elena brings her beautiful, clear and powerful voice to a very personal and poignant subject. Kudos to her for tackling this difficult time in her life. Don't miss it!" - Phyllis Schippers
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