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worth streets, Prisco was raised in Ardsley, and during his sophomore year at La Salle High School while participating in the school’s musical theater program, he realized his passion for the performing arts. Upon graduating high school, he attended Allentown College of Saint Francis de Sales (now DeSales University) in 1990. “When I was finishing college, I had a teacher who told me, ‘You don’t have to go to New York right away. You can work to build up your regional resume in a smaller city,’� Prisco, 45, said. “I came home from college and began auditioning around Philly.� In realizing the city’s potential for employment in the performing arts, Prisco decided to move to Philly and began living

with his brother at 6th and South streets in 1994. He auditioned day after day until he eventually landed his first theater gig, performing the role of Louis the Baker in the show “Sunday in the Park with George� at the Arden Theatre Company. “This show was pretty cool because I was only 22,� Prisco said. “For years, I was doing a lot of bartending and waiting tables, while working to build my theater resume. I would go to anywhere from three castings in a day to days with nothing, it just depended on the day.� It was not until 2007 that Prisco’s career really picked up when he obtained a role on a national tour of the off-Broadway musical, “Forever Plaid.� While on tour, he visited the 48 contiguous U.S. states while

embarking on the most challenging experience in his performance career yet. “The national tour taught me to be patient, concentrate more and to become a better listener because I had to work to bear down on the intricate and difficult harmonies within the musical,� Prisco said. “After I got back from the tour, I started playing more character-type roles, so not the handsome man who sings the love song, but instead the secondary man who sings the funny song.� HE EXPLAINED THAT, just as Igor was to Dr. Frankenstein, because he had always been on the shorter side, he found he was better suited for these roles. After gaining popularity as he once again took on the Philly

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SEALY continued from page 1 as well as drink specials and the chance to win a door prize, 95 percent of front door proceeds, 100 percent of auction items, 50/50’s, shirt and wristband sales will go directly to Sealy, who resides in Pennsport, to contribute to her medical bills and living expenses while out of work. “Andy has been an employee and a ‘McFamily’ member for years, so it wasn’t even a second thought. As soon as we heard of her situation, we all came together and thought of what we could do,� Dale Condi, director of special events and private parties at McFadden’s at Citizens Bank Park, said. “I had to put quotations around ‘Banger’ because that’s one of Andy’s favorite words to use for a big and fun event which her parties always are.� This personal battle began in January when she was diagnosed with breast cancer after finding lumps during a routine selfexamination. But following a mastectomy, Sealy learned that because the cancer is metastatic — meaning it can spread from the original site to one or more sites elsewhere — it has spread to a part of her spine and right hip. As a result, Sealy’s oncologist has advised her that there is no need for chemotherapy. Rather, she has been put on a slow, progressive treatment that involves getting a Lupron injection to stop her body from producing estrogen, the hormone that feeds metastatic breast cancer, as well as a Zometa drip to strengthen her bones once every three months. She is also taking Tamoxifen daily, an anti-hormonal pill used to block the female hormone estrogen in the body. “I know it’s going to get harder at some point, and that the median lifespan for someone with Stage IV metastatic breast cancer is three years,� Sealy said. “I just try to put a positive spin on everything. All I can control now is my brain and how I handle this.� IN CONTINUING TO face her diagnosis with extreme positivity, there was no better way to raise funds and awareness than by throwing another party, this time at the bar she’s worked at for almost a decade. In getting her start at McFadden’s in ’09, Sealy was first hired at the Northern Liberties location after meeting general manager John Bernardo through a friend. Soon after, she switched to working at the ballpark and instantly fell in love with its sporty vibe and its group of employees.

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“To me, McFadden’s is like a big comfy sweater that I love crawling back into,� Sealy said. “Since I started, I always come back year after year to work there, even if it’s just for a few Phillies games or events. I never thought I would love it there as much as I do, and to get another family out of it.� Yet, that’s exactly what happened. Since her mastectomy, she said she had to borrow fold-up chairs from a neighbor to keep up with the number of McFadden’s friends coming to visit her. One Sunday, during what had becoming an every-otherweek brunch among her friends, Bernardo stopped by just as a friend was mentioning throwing Sealy another party. The idea stuck, and the McFadden’s planning committee began organizing the event. “[Sealy] has been in the industry so long

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that she has so many people who love and want to support her in any way possible,� Condi said. “She would do the same for any of us with no questions asked.� Sealy explained that to her, this love and friendship stemming from McFadden’s had not only brought employees together, but friends of employees as well. She describes it as the link that gave her the big group of friends she has today, and thus the many people who are committed to helping her fight breast cancer. As many of them say, “Cancer picked the wrong girl.� After her “Banger,� Sealy will undergo her next bone scan next month, and plans to meet with her oncologist a few days later. Although there is no cure for metastatic breast cancer, Sealy plans to continue with her treatment and positive mindset, appreciative as ever for the support her “McFam-

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dedication, hard work and love, she and her team proved themselves and became the principal charity of the Phillies. Through her work, in 1984 the Phillies hosted their first event in support of ALS — a fashion show that raised $28,000. Four years later, after a few members of the group went to observe a Flyers’ wives carnival, they realized they could fundraise on a much larger scale, and thus introduced the Phillies Phestival in 1989. LOOKING BACK AT how far the Phestival has come, Phillips knows her late husband would be proud. Way before their journey with ALS began, she remembers sitting with her husband in the 700 level of Veterans Stadium during the sixth game of the 1980 World Series when Tug McGraw struck out Willie Wilson to clinch the Phillies’ first World Series victory. “I’ll also never forget when we were on our first date he found out I had Phillies season tickets and he spit out his soup in shock,� Phillips said. “It turned out we had both been fans since we were 6 years old. He would be proud of how far we’ve come joining the Phillies and the ALS charity together.�

Phillips said her goal is simple: to raise enough money to help provide excellent patient care and help researchers discover more effective treatments and a cure. At this year’s Phestival, which raised $656,500, fans came from all over the state to support the Phillies and the fight against ALS. Stephanie Derr drove to the stadium the morning of the event from Reading to take part in the day’s “phestivities,� which included player autographs and pictures, auctions and raffles, games and the chance to throw in the bullpen. “ALS is a terrible, debilitating disease,� Derr, who lost a friend to the disease five years ago, said. “Any work toward finding a cure is the best thing ever in my opinion.� In addition to supportive fans, many Phillies employees volunteered their time to help ensure the event’s success. Many of these employees, such as Ray Duffy, a Phillies host since 2010, even had a personal stake in the Phestival’s purpose. “My dad and my best friend both passed away from ALS, and I’ve seen the damage [the disease] can do in its later stages,� Duffy said. “My dad became like a baby and couldn’t really do anything for himself near the end. It was painful to see him that

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Guitarist Synyster Gates flew home to be with his wife, who went into early labor. As a thank you to fans for their support and understanding, the band will return to the Philadelphia area on Wednesday, June 21 for a special show at the BB&T Pavilion in Camden, New Jersey. Visit avengedsevenfold.com/news. ... Former teen idol Bobby Rydell will be stopping by the Fumo Family Library, 2437 S. Broad St., on Wednesday, June 2 for a Meet and Greet Book Signing for his bio “Idol On The Rocks,� which details Bobby’s public triumphs, private demons and behind the scenes stories. Books will be available for purchase for the former resident of the 2400 block of S. 11th St. to sign. Registration is required. Call 215685-1758. .. The South Philadelphia High School Alumni Association is holding its 107th Alumni Banquet on Sunday, May 21 from 1 to 5 p.m. at the Adelphia Restaurant in Deptford, N.J. The cost is $50 per person. Visit sphsalumni.com for PayPal payment only (deadline is May 18). Call 267-278-

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worth streets, Prisco was raised in Ardsley, and during his sophomore year at La Salle High School while participating in the school’s musical theater program, he realized his passion for the performing arts. Upon graduating high school, he attended Allentown College of Saint Francis de Sales (now DeSales University) in 1990. “When I was finishing college, I had a teacher who told me, ‘You don’t have to go to New York right away. You can work to build up your regional resume in a smaller city,’� Prisco, 45, said. “I came home from college and began auditioning around Philly.� In realizing the city’s potential for employment in the performing arts, Prisco decided to move to Philly and began living

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with his brother at 6th and South streets in 1994. He auditioned day after day until he eventually landed his first theater gig, performing the role of Louis the Baker in the show “Sunday in the Park with George� at the Arden Theatre Company. “This show was pretty cool because I was only 22,� Prisco said. “For years, I was doing a lot of bartending and waiting tables, while working to build my theater resume. I would go to anywhere from three castings in a day to days with nothing, it just depended on the day.� It was not until 2007 that Prisco’s career really picked up when he obtained a role on a national tour of the off-Broadway musical, “Forever Plaid.� While on tour, he visited the 48 contiguous U.S. states while

embarking on the most challenging experience in his performance career yet. “The national tour taught me to be patient, concentrate more and to become a better listener because I had to work to bear down on the intricate and difficult harmonies within the musical,� Prisco said. “After I got back from the tour, I started playing more character-type roles, so not the handsome man who sings the love song, but instead the secondary man who sings the funny song.� HE EXPLAINED THAT, just as Igor was to Dr. Frankenstein, because he had always been on the shorter side, he found he was better suited for these roles. After gaining popularity as he once again took on the Philly

B?<;IJOB;I performing arts scene, Prisco has been working steadily at the Walnut Street Theatre for the past decade. “I have been very fortunate, and the Walnut Street Theatre has been very good to me,� Prisco said. “My first show there, after auditioning for six years, was ‘Singing in the Rain’ back in 2000, and this year ‘Saturday Night Fever’ will be my 29th show here.� While for many shows, Prisco had to audition for each role, after he told the theater he wished to play the role of Frank Manero in the musical, they called him to extend him the offer. Having already worked with the theater for so many years, as he has performed in shows such as “My Way,� “The Wizard of Oz,� “South Pacific,� “Last of the Red Hot Lovers,� “Sister Act,� “The Music Man� and “Memphis� with the company, he believes they felt confident in his ability to assume the role and portray the lead character’s father, Frank Manero. “I wanted to play Frank Manero because, the honest answer is because he gets to

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All-Star affair Citizens Bank Park is hosting the All-Star Craft Beer and Wine Festival featuring hundreds of craft beer and wine samples paired with live entertainment. $25 (designated driver), $49 (general admission.)3-7 p.m. 1 Citizens Bank Way. ballparkfestival.com.

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Cage Fury returns Cage Fury Fighting Championships 65 card features fighters with strong Philly ties. “Phighter� Sean Brady, who, is the top northeast prospect, is set to face Tanner Saraceno for the vacant welterweight title. Joseph Lowry will square off against Mike Pope for the lightweight title. $59.25-$154.25. 6 p.m. 2300 Arena, 2300 S. Swanson St. cffc.tv/tickets/cffc-65.

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