A fashion show is the central attraction of the United Cerebral Palsy of Colorado's annual Mother's Tea, but there is a variety show too as this nonprofit honors mothers who have worked hard as caregivers and, well, MOTHERS.

This is a super neat event with champagne, pansies, sequins, portraits, dinner, soloists, celebrities, pamper pack prizes, serious heartfelt comments and a warm feeling inside by the ending.

And some fashion "statements" as kids get the audience excited with their posing along the catwalk.

This is a 60 minute show.

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Three cast members from PHAMALY's "Beauty and the Beast" production share their excitement and a few notes of the upcoming opening July 17, 2010 at the Space Theater in The Denver Center for the Performing Arts.

David Wright, who plays Maurice the father, shares a bit of his personal history of how he joined the Physically Handicapped Actors & Musical Artists' League, and also how he deals with not being able to hear other actors' cues telling him when he should say his own lines.

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zone-out with these wonderful pulsating lights and music.

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