Innovative Entertainment is company providing San Francisco event planning services, particularity shows and entertainment for your event. The caliber and variety of entertainment they offer is amazing - everything from world-renowned musical artists to comedians to magicians. Incidentally, their site is a great way to discover knew entertainers. Here are a few gems I found on their site:
Super Diamond
A Neil Diamond tribute band. Click here to watch their video. Pretty impressive impersonation job if you ask me!
Songs Of The Cinema
This Broadway revue-style show covers musical numbers from movies such as Mary Poppins, Wizard Of Oz, West Side Story, and others. Click here to check out the video.
“Noah Skultety, who plays Freddy in a musical production of “MY Fair Lady” at Oceanview Pavilion’s Performing Arts Theatre proposes to Claire Culver, who plays the part of Eliza in the play.”
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Overall, the show was well done and alot of fun. I was especially impressed with the barn dance scene.
Before the main show there was a 30 minute play written by one of the seniors called “The Unexpected Visitor”. (It was a non-musical play). It was a glimpse of a church (just before Christmas) that was so busy bickering over what color the choir robes should be and what committee should do what they had lost sight of what was important. The play had several great characters in it. I think structurally the play needs some work - it was just too much to properly cover in 30 minutes. Perhaps if it was lengthened and there was a moderator. But I think the play had some great stuff in it - great characters and some great comedy lines.
The acting in both shows was excellent, as were the stage sets. The music was good - I was especially impressed by the actress playing Millie - she had an excellent voice and played her character very well.
Fun times. Here’s a clip from the movie for your enjoyment:
So, I just saw the latest Disney musical, “Enchanted”. It’s the story of what happens when you bring the classic Disney princess, prince charming, and the evil witch and throw them into New York City. In short, hilarity ensues.
I must say, I doubt Enchanted will ever be viewed as a serious musical, but it is a boatload of fun. There are only three musical numbers in the film, but they are extravagant, fun, and very well done. I wanted to applaud after “That’s How You Know”.
The vocal performances are excellent. Overall, all the music has a highly polished, smooth feel.
Julie Andrews narrated the film. Idina Menzel played a main character, but did not sing or dance. Amy Adams did an excellent job as Giselle. James Marsden (Corny Collins in Hairspray) played the prince. Patrick Dempsey played the NY lawyer.
Overall, very enjoyable! Oh, I forgot to mention that there’s plenty of comedy in the first two-thirds of the movie…
I’ve dropped off the number of posts lately since I was spending alot of time on the blog, but it’s hard to justify spending so much time on a blog with some income. 
