March 1, 2009 in Features

‘Belle’ star takes break to return to ‘ER’ for finale

Jim Kershner The Spokesman-Review

Ellen Crawford has had to cancel three performances of Interplayers’ “The Belle of Amherst” this Wednesday, Thursday and Friday – but for an excellent reason.

She has been called back to L.A. to appear in the much-anticipated finale of NBC’s “ER.” She played nurse Lydia Wright for more than nine years in that medical series. The show is bringing back some former characters for the final episode.

Those holding tickets to the canceled shows can exchange them for other performances. Crawford will still be doing 10 performances, including one today at 2 p.m. and resuming again on Saturday.

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