Here is a story from the Longview Daily News which mentions that a film crew from Wenatchee has been filming the goings-on related to a cabaret show produced out of Longview, Washington.
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The same director that directs the show in Long View also directs or beloved Wenatchee Follies. Jamie has been to Wenatchee for the last three follies and puts together a wonderful show. The Wenatchee Valley Follies Guild has been producing the follies for 60 years now and the article is correct this style of fund raising is a dying art form. The Wenatchee Follies guild has raised over $600,000 for charity in our valley and they plan to keep the tradition alive.
The production crew is Howl at the Moon Productions. They plan to build a documentry about Jamie and the wonderful way this type of fund raising touches lives and brings people together. I cant wait to see it.