|
 Viva
El Paso is a high energy musical drama, with colorful costumery.
It is presented on
the outdoor stage of the McKelligon Canyon
Amphitheater. Located near
the UTEP Campus the production tells the tale of "4 Cultures, 4
Centuries, 1 City". It is not only entertaining, it is highly
informative! |
McKelligon Canyon
is nestled in the Franklin Mountains west of El Paso |
Ample Seating
is afforded the audience with over 1,500 seats. The
amphitheatre is surrounded on three sides by dramatic canyon walls |
Stage Area
is large and easily viewed from through the theatre |
Sword Salute
marks part of the historic presentation of Spanish Conquistador
influences |
Flash Prohibited
makes for difficult photography but the flag of Texas shows clearly |
America!
Dancers celebrate the admission of the former "Tejas" into the
union. |
Post Production Mingling
with performers found Lois Andrews with a "hunk" |
Lois' Hubby Bill
found a couple to pose with too |
Beamers
Linda Hill and John Coates both seem pleased to be with this young
man. |
Would You Believe
that this young lady pleaded to have her photo taken with Dick
O'Donnell? ... Didn't think you would. Jan Silver rounds out the
trio |
