Tickets are available today at and participating theater box offices.įathom is a recognized leader in the entertainment industry as one of the top distributors of content to movie theaters in North America. For a complete list of theater locations, visit the Fathom Events website (theaters and participants are subject to change). We are now thrilled to partner with UpTV and Fathom to bring these stories to the big screen as well."įathom Events and Blue Gate Musicals will host THE CONFESSION MUSICAL MOVIE in movie theaters nationwide on Monday, February 20 at 3:00 p.m. Producer Dan Posthuma, "For the past decade, Blue Gate Musicals has been committed to bringing entertaining and enriching musicals to the stage. Their twelve musicals intertwine the Amish and English worlds, creating intriguing dilemmas and soul-searching journeys full of laughter and captivating music.
And the screen is filled with spectacular visuals using twenty actors and dancers and one of the largest LED screens in the country.Blue Gate Musicals is leading the way in creating a unique genre of musicals set in Amish Country America. The music is powerful under the direction of multiple Grammy nominated Dan Posthuma and songwriter Wally Nason. While the story is dramatic, writer Martha Bolton sprinkles in humor, mostly from award - win ning comedian Chonda Pierce as the maid and internationally renowned British comedian Colin Alexander as the English Butler. Standing between her is her gold - digging hu sband Dylan (played by John Schneider), who is plotting to claim the fortune for himself with the help of a hired imposter pretending to be the long - lost daughter. Meanwhile, the woman, Laura Mayfield, heir to a vast fortune and on her death bed, is searching for her lost daughter to bequest her the estate. Based on the multi - million selling book series written by Beverly Lewis and written for the stage by Emmy - Nominated screenwriter Martha Bolton, The Confession tells the story of Amish Family in turmoil when their daughter, Katie Lapp, discovers she was adopted by an Englisher (not Amish) woman.
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