Hello, Dolly! - Full Show - TCHA

Twin Cities Homeschoolers for the Arts (TCHA) presents the beloved Broadway classic, "Hello, Dolly!" for their 2023 Fall Musical production! Based on Thornton Wilder's 1954 farcical play The Matchmaker, this delightful musical comedy, featuring music by composer-lyricist Jerry Herman, is the winner of over 10 Tony Awards. The story, set in 1890's New York, centers on Dolly Gallagher Levi, a cunning, widowed matchmaker who "arranges things" and has been struggling to scrape out a living since her husband's passing. When Dolly finally decides that the next match she needs to make is one for herself, she sets in motion a wild, intertwining course of events with the end goal of winning Horace Vandergelder, a brusque but wealthy Yonkers merchant, for her own. Brimming with charm, hilarity, and romance, and featuring favorite Broadway songs such as "Put on Your Sunday Clothes", "Before the Parade Passes By", and "It Only Takes a Moment", Hello, Dolly! is sure to have you smiling from beginning to end.
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TCHA is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing quality performing arts opportunities to home educated students in Minnesota's Twin Cities south metro area since 2013.

[@GeoSF0926]

What an amazing Dolly!!!

[@jrsinger78]

The guy playing Vandergelder is incredible

[@Gregory-sf4dg]

Just a fantastic production. And those vocals! Wow

[@jrsinger78]

I have seen many versions of this show on the and this was by the far the best! Felt like a professional company - the acting, dancing, singing were all perfect.

[@joushedits1054]

wow so good

[@roseszymanski]

❤❤💖

[@striderkristian]

Go Isaiah Go!!

[@scotthayes6965]

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