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News PHOTO CALL: A Look at Tuacahn's Scenic Outdoor Production of The Wizard of Oz Tuacahn, the scenic outdoor amphitheater ensconced in the red sandstone cliffs of Utah's Padre Canyon, is offering an ambitious triple-bill of The Little Mermaid, Joseph and The Wizard of Oz. Here's a look at their Wizard of Oz.
By Matthew Blank
October 10, 2014

Kari Yancy stars as Dorothy, with Annie Ramsey as Glinda, Mark Reis as Scarecrow, Todd Nielsen as Tinman, Trevor Nicholas as the Cowardly Lion, Bart Williams as the Wizard and Mary Gutzi as the Wicked Witch of the West.The show is directed by Tim Threlfall with choreography by Rommy Sandhu and musical direction by Christopher Babbage.

A Look at Tuacahn's Scenic Outdoor Production of The Wizard of Oz

Kari Yancy and Cast

A Look at Tuacahn's Scenic Outdoor Production of The Wizard of Oz

Tuacahn, the scenic outdoor amphitheater ensconced in the red sandstone cliffs of Utah's Padre Canyon, is offering an ambitious triple-bill of The Little Mermaid, Joseph and The Wizard of Oz. Here's a look at their Wizard of Oz.

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Kari Yancy and Bart Williams
Kari Yancy and Bart Williams
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Kari Yancy
Kari Yancy
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Kari Yancy and Cast
Kari Yancy and Cast
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Mary Gutzi
Mary Gutzi
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Mark Reis
Mark Reis
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Kari Yancy and Annie Lewis Ramsey
Kari Yancy and Annie Lewis Ramsey
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Kari Yancy, Todd Nielsen and Mark Reis
Kari Yancy, Todd Nielsen and Mark Reis
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Trevor Dion Nicholas and Kari Yancy
Trevor Dion Nicholas and Kari Yancy
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Jordan Sullivan and Cast
Jordan Sullivan and Cast
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