Gold in the Hills 2007

The 2006-2007 VTG Season
Rising from the Ashes	Best of Friends	A Heart Divided
See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil
Gold in the Hills	Radio TBS	Fairy Tale Theatre

Gold in the Hills 2007
an 1890’s melodrama
produced by Earlene McCleave and Walter Johnston

Auditions: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. January 6, 2007
Shows: March 9, 10, 16, 17, 23, 24, 30, 31;
July 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, 21, 27, 28, 2007

All performances at 7:30 pm, no reservations required

The 72nd season of Gold in the Hills has ended, but the curtain never closes!
The 73rd season will start in March 2008.

If you are interested in being a cast member, please contact Earlene McCleave.
If you are interested in being a can-can dancer, please contact Cathy Blanche.

We were 71 years old on March 28, 2007. On March 28, 1936, Gold in the Hills opened on an Army Corps of Engineers barge converted to look like a riverboat. Come see what has kept audiences entertained all these years.

The Vicksburg Post investigated the peanut ban. The article also appeared in The Clarion Ledger of Jackson.

The dedication of the Sprague floodwall mural in March 2007 was recognized by two stories in The Vicksburg Post, one about the Bergeron sisters, and another about the unveiling ceremony.

The Vicksburg Post also ran nice articles for our spring 2005 run, our 70th Anniversary, and Georgina's retirement.

We have started our 72nd season. Gold in the Hills, the Guinness Book of World Records' longest continuously-running melodrama, is having another exciting season in March and July 2007, with performances Friday and Saturday nights starting at 7:30 pm. We offer open seating, no reservations required, and always plenty of seats. Click here for information about ticket prices.

Become a part of history when you witness the 72nd season of the Guinness Book of World Records' continuously-longest running melodrama!
... who stole John Dalton's gold locket?
... what did Murgatroyd discover in the hills?
... is John Dalton really penniless?
... where DID Lizzie leave her fascinator?

Fun for the whole family. Sing the old songs! Cheer the hero! Boo the villain! Presented yearly since 1936, it features a relentless hero, a winsome heroine, a ruthless villain, beautiful can-can dancers, and the wilder side of city life in the infamous New York Bowery.

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