2009 Annual Show

Thank you to everyone who helped make our show a great success. Our guest performers outdid themselves and the audience was tremendous. Two people who aren't pictured on this page yet are Josh Lindholm and Michael Ward. They played Boss Hoss and Cookie - a hilarious duo. We are looking forward to our next adventure - Cocoa, Cookies, and Carols, December 5th from 10 to 4 at the Midtown Community Resource Center.

We are very proud to support our sisters in the Wichita area and a portion of the proceeds from the show go to Dress for Success.

Featuring the Diamond W Wranglers

How The West Was Sung is a unique blend of Western music, comedy and barbershop singing. The Wranglers and the Wichita Chorus are partnering up to give you a night of music and comedy that you will not want to miss. Visit the Diamond W Wranglers at www.diamondwchuckwagon.com

The midwest is chuck full of talented barbershop quartets and we have invited some to hitch their wagon to our stage. So stop rustlin' cattle and come on in! We might even see if the judge will give you a pardon if you stay for the Afterglow at the Last Chance Saloon.

Zing! is an a cappella quartet affiliated with Sweet Adelines International and hail from the Midwest Plains Region 7. This quartet is dedicated to the art of barbershop harmony and has won every regional contest they have entered and placed as high as fifth Internationally! Zing! is thrilled to be competing on the International stage in Nashvile in October.

Visit them at their website - zing-quartet.com

Prairie Fire represents the Wichita Air Capital Chorus. They just competed in their first competition in the Central States District and made it into the top ten. They also received the audience choice award for the "Most Entertaining Song" and "Best Costume."