The Season 2 premiere episode of Poker Girls – “Life is Slippery… here, take my hand.” guest starring Judy Norton is now online! You can view the episode at
http://www.pokergirls-series.com Poker Girls is produced by SkyeLove Pictures and has been nominated for the D Media Chrysalis Award 2011 in the UK by BAFTA.
March 26 & 27, Judy will be at the Hollywood Celebrity show in Chicago. She will join such stars as Ernest Borgnine, Bruce Dern, Elliot Gould, Lesley Ann Warren and fellow Waltons star Mary McDonough.
Saturday evening March 12 the Golden Age Theater in Hollywood will present WHEN GILHOOLY WAS IN FLOWER with an opening musical performance by Judy Norton. For tickets, address, show times and additional information go to www.goldenagetheater.com
The season 2 trailer for Poker Girls is now available for viewing! See the exciting new look of this edgy web series. Various behind the scenes photos can be seen on the Poker Girls Facebook page as well as on their website at pokergirls-series.com
Judy will be performing Saturday Feb. 12 in L. Ron Hubbard’s adventure story Sky Devil. Judy both narrates and directs this performance. For more information go to their website at www.goldenagetheater.com
Judy will be heading to Calgary to guest star in the Season 2 premiere of POKER GIRLS. Expect to see more of her character “Sophia” to appear as the season progresses. Check out their website at pokergirls-series.com
Broadway World: “…a stellar show with a true night club star … a versatile singer with a terrific range…and a warm and engaging performer. Gifted and experienced, Norton is a consummate artist whose selection of songs were guaranteed to entertain her appreciative theatrical audience, which they did in spades.” — Don Grigware
BACKSTAGE WEST: “Director Judy Norton, choreographer Tania Possick, and music director Greg Hakke have done an exquisite job of dusting off the vintage vehicle, supplying enough fresh touches to reinvigorate the piece while carefully preserving its tricky amalgam of vaudevillian delights and heart-wrenching drama.” -Les Spindle
Performances with Judy Norton from 2009 to present, highlighting some of her top shows around California, England, and Texas. In Texas recently, due to the tremendous success of their original production of LOVE LETTERS, Judy and Tony Dow will reprise their roles in this emotional play by A.R. Gurney.
StageSceneLA.com: “…the evening’s (unofficial) StageSceneLA award… Judy Norton, proving that this Walton girl has grown up to be one fine singer, first with Spamalot’s over the top “The Song That Goes Like This” and finally, closing the evening with as powerful a rendition of Andrew Lippa’s “How Did We Come To This” as I’ve ever heard.” -Steven Stanley
