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Tim Irr and Susan Nicholas Get a Little Touch of Spring Floodango Fever!

#340 / News Alert

Floodango fever swept back into the WSAZ-TV studio this afternoon.

On the heels of Monday morning’s visit to the station’s Studio 3 show, Flood and Alchemy Theatre folks were back in front of the cameras there this afternoon to talk with Tim Irr and Susan Nicholas about our big Spring Floodango show set for 2:30 p.m. this Sunday.

As you’ll see in the above video, these First Look at 4 anchors sat down with Floodsters Charlie Bowen and Sam St. Clair and Alchemy’s Michael Murdock to discuss what folks expect at Sunday’s show.

Come to the Show!

As we’ve said, we are so thrilled that our friends at Alchemy want us back for an encore to our fun New Year Eve’s 50th birthday bash at their house.

Mark your calendar — this Sunday afternoon, April 21 — we’re going to welcome Spring 2024 with a whole afternoon of songs and stories. We’re calling it The Spring Floodango!

In case you missed it, here’s our Floodango preview, a little film we built around Pamela Bowen’s videos from the New Year’s Eve bash:

Supporting Alchemy Theatre

Sunday’s show starts at 2:30. Tickets are $20 and include all the live music you can handle, and all the proceeds go to support the wonderful work of Alchemy Theatre.

This community theater company, based in Huntington and Barboursville, is intent on making the world better place by providing year-round professional entertainment and by empowering local artisans.

Get You Tickets Online!

Tickets will be available at the door OR you can order them online. Here’s the link for online ordering.

Check Out the Website

You can read all about it on our website: Floodat50.com.

Take a look, then come out Sunday afternoon to Alchemy Theatre, 68 Holley Ave. in the beautiful hills of Huntington. We’re going share memories and make a whole bunch of new ones!

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