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Our second production is JUNIE B. JONES THE MUSICAL! Book and lyrics by Marcy Heisler, music by Zina Goldrich. Adapted from the JUNIE B. JONES Series of books by Barbara Park, we follow Junie B. as she navigates big changes in her life! As she starts first grade, Junie’s friend, Lucille, doesn`t want to be her best pal anymore and, on the bus, Junie B. makes friends with Herb, the new kid at school. Also, Junie has trouble reading the blackboard and her teacher, Mr. Scary, thinks she may need glasses. Throw in a friendly cafeteria lady, a kickball tournament and a "Top-Secret Personal Beeswax Journal," and first grade has never been more exciting!
Kristen is looking to cast 6-10 actors for this musical! Apart from Junie, the performers will play a variety of roles in this production. Fun choreography will be integrated into the show as well! There are also plenty of technical roles to fill.
Whether you want to audition or help behind the scenes, come join us for the audition evenings this week: Wednesday 8/23 & Thursday 8/24 from 6:00-9:00pm at the Stauffacher Theatre! If you’d like to fill out the audition form prior to auditions, email Theatre Program Coordinator Kristen Henning at khenning@sfccmo.edu.
First production for the fall semester is William Shakespeare’s HENRY V, directed by Tim Wells. The show will run October 5-8, 2023, at the Stauffacher Theatre. This version of HENRY V is a modern language adaptation and will run approximately an hour and a half without an intermission.
HENRY V is a history play, believed to have been written around 1599. This story of the titular king takes place during the events shortly before and after the Battle of Agincourt (1415) during the Hundred Years’ War (1337-1453). In spite of having a significantly smaller army than the French, King Henry V leads an expedition to France and defeats them at Agincourt.
Tim is looking to cast 12-15 actors! With the exception of King Henry V, the performers will play a variety of roles in this production. Broad sword fight choreography will be integrated into the show as well! There are also plenty of technical roles to fill.
Whether you want to audition or help behind the scenes, come join us for the audition evenings this week: Wednesday 8/23 & Thursday 8/24 from 6:00-9:00pm at the Stauffacher Theatre! If you’d like to fill out the audition form prior to auditions, email Theatre Program Coordinator Kristen Henning at khenning@sfccmo.edu.
Please join us in congratulating our SFCC Theatre Class of 2023!
Photo From Left to Right:
Kaden Green- AFA in Music
Ryan Mahannah, MFA- SFCC Theatre Arts Program Coordinator
Ethan Courter- AFA in Musical Theatre**
Ainsley McKellips- AFA in Theatre
Quincy Wilson- AFA in Theatre
Annie Henson- AFA in Theatre
Audrey Phillips- AA in Theatre
Braden Miller- AFA in Theatre
Amollie Stoermer- AFA in Music
** A special shout out to Ethan Courter, who will be the first student to graduate from State Fair Community College with an AFA in Musical Theatre degree!
Be sure to reserve your tickets to the final showcase of the year- SHOW TUNES, SHORT PLAYS AND SHENANIGANS runs this Thursday and Friday at 7:30pm! Tickets are FREE! Reservations can be made at SFCCTheatre.Eventbrite.com!
ONE WEEK FROM TODAY!!!
Join us for a night of FREE student produced theatre! Our showcase : SHOW TUNES, SHORT PLAYS & SHENANIGANS will run May 11 and 12th in the Thompson O’Sullivan Studio Theatre!
FREE TICKETS can be reserved at SFCCTheatre.Eventbrite.com!
SFCC Theatre is proud to announce our Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Region 5- Irene Ryan Nominees for our production of NOT NOW, DARLING! These students will be representing SFCC Theatre at the KCACTF Region 5 Festival in January 2024 by competing in the Irene Ryan Acting Scholarship Competition!
SFCC Theatre`s NOT NOW, DARLING Irene Ryan Nominees:
James Hyde III: Arnold Crouch
Taylor Kremer: Miss Tipdale
Congrats to our wonderful students, we can`t wait to see the work you bring to KCACTF!
You have ONE MORE CHANCE to see the show audiences can’t get enough of!
Come out and see NOT NOW, DARLING and enjoy some great laughs this afternoon at 2pm in the Stauffacher Theatre!!
🎟️: SFCCTheatre.Eventbrite.com
👩❤️👨NOT NOW, DARLING CONTINUES TONIGHT!!👩❤️👨
Did you miss opening night of our final production of the 2022-2023 Theatre Season? It’s okay! You have 3 more chances to catch this hilarious comedy this weekend! Tonight and tomorrow at 7:30pm and Sunday at 2pm!
⬇️TICKET INFO BELOW ⬇️
Not Now, Darling
By John Chapman and Ray Cooney
Directed by Tim Wells
Performances- April 27-30, 2023
Dinner Theatre- April 29, 2023 at 6:30pm!
Stauffacher Theatre
Tickets can be purchased at www.SFCCTheatre.Eventbrite.com or by calling the Box Office from 2pm-5pm Mon-Fri at 660-530-5814. Tickets are $5 RESERVED Seating. SFCC Students, Faculty and Staff get in FREE- visit the Box Office for your tickets.
👩❤️👨NOT NOW, DARLING OPENS IN TONIGHT!!👩❤️👨
Are you ready for this comedy that is sure to have you laughing all the way back to the car?! You won’t want to miss this show!! Don’t have tickets? Get them from the link below!!!
“What does a sophisticated audience do about this assault on its culture? It rolls in the aisles…the folks just let go, sometimes beating the cast to the boff.” —Variety.
⬇️TICKET INFO BELOW ⬇️
Not Now, Darling
By John Chapman and Ray Cooney
Directed by Tim Wells
Performances- April 27-30, 2023
Dinner Theatre- April 29, 2023 at 6:30pm!
Stauffacher Theatre
Tickets can be purchased at www.SFCCTheatre.Eventbrite.com or by calling the Box Office from 2pm-5pm Mon-Fri at 660-530-5814. Tickets are $5 RESERVED Seating. SFCC Students, Faculty and Staff get in FREE- visit the Box Office for your tickets.
THE STORY:
The scene is the exclusive New York fur salon of Bodley and Crouch, where Crouch (the well-meaning innocent) struggles to keep things on an even keel despite the energetic philandering of his partner. At the moment, Bodley is trying to secure the affections of his latest would-be mistress by “selling” her husband an expensive mink fur coat for a fraction of its real worth, and the stammering Crouch is saddled with the task of consummating the sale with a straight face. But, as luck would have it, the husband seizes the bargain coat as the perfect gift for his own mistress—whereupon the complications burgeon uproariously, with poor Crouch caught in the middle. Suspicious wives, mistaken identities, scantily clad girls clapped hurriedly into closets and a continuous barrage of rapid fire jokes all become part of the hilarious doings, as the action of the play bubbles along merrily right up to the final curtain when, miraculously and to the great relief of all concerned, everything somehow manages to work out as it should.
👩❤️👨NOT NOW, DARLING OPENS IN TOMORROW!!👩❤️👨
Don’t miss this wonderful comedy that is sure to have you laughing all the way home! NOT NOW, DARLING opens TOMORROW! Don’t have tickets? Get them from the link below!!!
“What does a sophisticated audience do about this assault on its culture? It rolls in the aisles…the folks just let go, sometimes beating the cast to the boff.” —Variety.
⬇️TICKET INFO BELOW ⬇️
Not Now, Darling
By John Chapman and Ray Cooney
Directed by Tim Wells
Performances- April 27-30, 2023
Dinner Theatre- April 29, 2023 at 6:30pm!
Stauffacher Theatre
Tickets can be purchased at www.SFCCTheatre.Eventbrite.com or by calling the Box Office from 2pm-5pm Mon-Fri at 660-530-5814. Tickets are $5 RESERVED Seating. SFCC Students, Faculty and Staff get in FREE- visit the Box Office for your tickets.
THE STORY:
The scene is the exclusive New York fur salon of Bodley and Crouch, where Crouch (the well-meaning innocent) struggles to keep things on an even keel despite the energetic philandering of his partner. At the moment, Bodley is trying to secure the affections of his latest would-be mistress by “selling” her husband an expensive mink fur coat for a fraction of its real worth, and the stammering Crouch is saddled with the task of consummating the sale with a straight face. But, as luck would have it, the husband seizes the bargain coat as the perfect gift for his own mistress—whereupon the complications burgeon uproariously, with poor Crouch caught in the middle. Suspicious wives, mistaken identities, scantily clad girls clapped hurriedly into closets and a continuous barrage of rapid fire jokes all become part of the hilarious doings, as the action of the play bubbles along merrily right up to the final curtain when, miraculously and to the great relief of all concerned, everything somehow manages to work out as it should.
👩❤️👨NOT NOW, DARLING OPENS IN TWO DAYS!!👩❤️👨
What?! You don’t have your tickets yet for Not Now, Darling??? Well lucky for you- you still have time! Don’t miss this bust a gut comedy that hits the stage - THIS WEEKEND ONLY!!!
“What does a sophisticated audience do about this assault on its culture? It rolls in the aisles…the folks just let go, sometimes beating the cast to the boff.” —Variety.
⬇️TICKET INFO BELOW ⬇️
Not Now, Darling
By John Chapman and Ray Cooney
Directed by Tim Wells
Performances- April 27-30, 2023
Dinner Theatre- April 29, 2023 at 6:30pm!
Stauffacher Theatre
Tickets can be purchased at www.SFCCTheatre.Eventbrite.com or by calling the Box Office from 2pm-5pm Mon-Fri at 660-530-5814. Tickets are $5 RESERVED Seating. SFCC Students, Faculty and Staff get in FREE- visit the Box Office for your tickets.
THE STORY:
The scene is the exclusive New York fur salon of Bodley and Crouch, where Crouch (the well-meaning innocent) struggles to keep things on an even keel despite the energetic philandering of his partner. At the moment, Bodley is trying to secure the affections of his latest would-be mistress by “selling” her husband an expensive mink fur coat for a fraction of its real worth, and the stammering Crouch is saddled with the task of consummating the sale with a straight face. But, as luck would have it, the husband seizes the bargain coat as the perfect gift for his own mistress—whereupon the complications burgeon uproariously, with poor Crouch caught in the middle. Suspicious wives, mistaken identities, scantily clad girls clapped hurriedly into closets and a continuous barrage of rapid fire jokes all become part of the hilarious doings, as the action of the play bubbles along merrily right up to the final curtain when, miraculously and to the great relief of all concerned, everything somehow manages to work out as it should.
👩❤️👨NOT NOW, DARLING CAST SPOTLIGHTS👩❤️👨
We OPEN THURSDAY! Don’t miss this HIT COMEDY that will round out our 2022-2023 SFCC Theatre Arts Season! We have some super talented students that are sure to keep you laughing all production long and we want to introduce them to you! Today we spotlight:
James Hyde III (He/Him): Arnold Crouch
Taylor Kremer (She/Her): Miss Tipdale
Ellie Siegfried: Miss Wittington
Not Now, Darling
By John Chapman and Ray Cooney
Directed by Tim Wells
Performances- April 27-30, 2023
Dinner Theatre- April 29, 2023 at 6:30pm!
Stauffacher Theatre
Tickets can be purchased at www.SFCCTheatre.Eventbrite.com or by calling the Box Office from 2pm-5pm Mon-Fri at 660-530-5814. Tickets are $5 RESERVED Seating. SFCC Students, Faculty and Staff get in FREE- visit the Box Office for your tickets.
THE STORY:
The scene is the exclusive New York fur salon of Bodley and Crouch, where Crouch (the well-meaning innocent) struggles to keep things on an even keel despite the energetic philandering of his partner. At the moment, Bodley is trying to secure the affections of his latest would-be mistress by “selling” her husband an expensive mink fur coat for a fraction of its real worth, and the stammering Crouch is saddled with the task of consummating the sale with a straight face. But, as luck would have it, the husband seizes the bargain coat as the perfect gift for his own mistress—whereupon the complications burgeon uproariously, with poor Crouch caught in the middle. Suspicious wives, mistaken identities, scantily clad girls clapped hurriedly into closets and a continuous barrage of rapid fire jokes all become part of the hilarious doings, as the action of the play bubbles along merrily right up to the final curtain when, miraculously and to the great relief of all concerned, everything somehow manages to work out as it should.
👩❤️👨NOT NOW, DARLING CAST SPOTLIGHTS👩❤️👨
We are ONE WEEK away from opening a HIT COMEDY that will round out our 2022-2023 SFCC Theatre Arts Season! We have some super talented students that are sure to keep you laughing all production long and we want to introduce them to you! Today we spotlight:
Payton Lawrence (He/Him)- Harry McMichael
Audrey Phillips (She/Her)- Janie McMichael
Walker Beaman (He/Him)- Mr. Frencham
Delaney Barker (She/Her)- Mrs. Frencham
Not Now, Darling
By John Chapman and Ray Cooney
Directed by Tim Wells
Performances- April 27-30, 2023
Dinner Theatre- April 29, 2023 at 6:30pm!
Stauffacher Theatre
Tickets can be purchased at www.SFCCTheatre.Eventbrite.com or by calling the Box Office from 2pm-5pm Mon-Fri at 660-530-5814. Tickets are $5 RESERVED Seating. SFCC Students, Faculty and Staff get in FREE- visit the Box Office for your tickets.
THE STORY:
The scene is the exclusive New York fur salon of Bodley and Crouch, where Crouch (the well-meaning innocent) struggles to keep things on an even keel despite the energetic philandering of his partner. At the moment, Bodley is trying to secure the affections of his latest would-be mistress by “selling” her husband an expensive mink fur coat for a fraction of its real worth, and the stammering Crouch is saddled with the task of consummating the sale with a straight face. But, as luck would have it, the husband seizes the bargain coat as the perfect gift for his own mistress—whereupon the complications burgeon uproariously, with poor Crouch caught in the middle. Suspicious wives, mistaken identities, scantily clad girls clapped hurriedly into closets and a continuous barrage of rapid fire jokes all become part of the hilarious doings, as the action of the play bubbles along merrily right up to the final curtain when, miraculously and to the great relief of all concerned, everything somehow manages to work out as it should.
👩❤️👨NOT NOW, DARLING CAST SPOTLIGHTS👩❤️👨
We are NINE days away from opening a HIT COMEDY that will round out our 2022-2023 SFCC Theatre Arts Season! We have some super talented students that are sure to keep you laughing all production long and we want to introduce them to you! Today we spotlight:
Braden Miller (He/Him)- Mr. Gilbert Bodley
Ainsley McKellips (She/Her)- Maude Bodley
Not Now, Darling
By John Chapman and Ray Cooney
Directed by Tim Wells
Performances- April 27-30, 2023
Dinner Theatre- April 29, 2023 at 6:30pm!
Stauffacher Theatre
Tickets can be purchased at www.SFCCTheatre.Eventbrite.com or by calling the Box Office from 2pm-5pm Mon-Fri at 660-530-5814. Tickets are $5 RESERVED Seating. SFCC Students, Faculty and Staff get in FREE- visit the Box Office for your tickets.
THE STORY:
The scene is the exclusive New York fur salon of Bodley and Crouch, where Crouch (the well-meaning innocent) struggles to keep things on an even keel despite the energetic philandering of his partner. At the moment, Bodley is trying to secure the affections of his latest would-be mistress by “selling” her husband an expensive mink fur coat for a fraction of its real worth, and the stammering Crouch is saddled with the task of consummating the sale with a straight face. But, as luck would have it, the husband seizes the bargain coat as the perfect gift for his own mistress—whereupon the complications burgeon uproariously, with poor Crouch caught in the middle. Suspicious wives, mistaken identities, scantily clad girls clapped hurriedly into closets and a continuous barrage of rapid fire jokes all become part of the hilarious doings, as the action of the play bubbles along merrily right up to the final curtain when, miraculously and to the great relief of all concerned, everything somehow manages to work out as it should.
👩❤️👨NOT NOW, DARLING CAST SPOTLIGHTS👩❤️👨
We are TEN days away from opening a HIT COMEDY that will round out our 2022-2023 SFCC Theatre Arts Season! We have some super talented students that are sure to keep you laughing all production long and we want to introduce them to you! Click on each photo below to learn more about our students! Today we spotlight:
Colton Motsinger (He/Him)- Mr. Lawson
Gianna Ortiz (She/Her)- Sue Lawson
Not Now, Darling
By John Chapman and Ray Cooney
Directed by Tim Wells
Performances- April 27-30, 2023
Dinner Theatre- April 29, 2023 at 6:30pm!
Stauffacher Theatre
Tickets can be purchased at www.SFCCTheatre.Eventbrite.com or by calling the Box Office from 2pm-5pm Mon-Fri at 660-530-5814. Tickets are $5 RESERVED Seating. SFCC Students, Faculty and Staff get in FREE- visit the Box Office for your tickets.
THE STORY:
The scene is the exclusive New York fur salon of Bodley and Crouch, where Crouch (the well-meaning innocent) struggles to keep things on an even keel despite the energetic philandering of his partner. At the moment, Bodley is trying to secure the affections of his latest would-be mistress by “selling” her husband an expensive mink fur coat for a fraction of its real worth, and the stammering Crouch is saddled with the task of consummating the sale with a straight face. But, as luck would have it, the husband seizes the bargain coat as the perfect gift for his own mistress—whereupon the complications burgeon uproariously, with poor Crouch caught in the middle. Suspicious wives, mistaken identities, scantily clad girls clapped hurriedly into closets and a continuous barrage of rapid fire jokes all become part of the hilarious doings, as the action of the play bubbles along merrily right up to the final curtain when, miraculously and to the great relief of all concerned, everything somehow manages to work out as it should.
SFCC Theatre is pleased to present the final production of the 2022-2023 Theatre Arts Season….the HIT COMEDY!
Not Now, Darling
By John Chapman and Ray Cooney
Directed by Tim Wells
Performances- April 27-30, 2023
Dinner Theatre- April 29, 2023 at 6:30pm!
Stauffacher Theatre
Tickets can be purchased at www.SFCCTheatre.Eventbrite.com or by calling the Box Office from 2pm-5pm Mon-Fri at 660-530-5814. Tickets are $5 RESERVED Seating. SFCC Students, Faculty and Staff get in FREE- visit the Box Office for your tickets.
THE STORY:
The scene is the exclusive London fur salon of Bodley and Crouch, where Crouch (the well-meaning innocent) struggles to keep things on an even keel despite the energetic philandering of his partner. At the moment, Bodley is trying to secure the affections of his latest would-be mistress by “selling” her husband an expensive mink fur coat for a fraction of its real worth, and the stammering Crouch is saddled with the task of consummating the sale with a straight face. But, as luck would have it, the husband seizes the bargain coat as the perfect gift for his own mistress—whereupon the complications burgeon uproariously, with poor Crouch caught in the middle. Suspicious wives, mistaken identities, scantily clad girls clapped hurriedly into closets and a continuous barrage of rapid fire jokes all become part of the hilarious doings, as the action of the play bubbles along merrily right up to the final curtain when, miraculously and to the great relief of all concerned, everything somehow manages to work out as it should.
SFCC Theatre is proud to announce our Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Region 5- Irene Ryan Nominees for our production of THE TEMPEST! These students will be representing SFCC Theatre at the KCACTF Region 5 Festival in January 2024 by competing in the Irene Ryan Acting Scholarship Competition!
SFCC Theatre`s THE TEMPEST Irene Ryan Nominees:
Payton Lawrence: Trinculo
Avory Nail: Caliban
Congrats to our wonderful students, we can`t wait to see the work you bring to KCACTF!
🌩️🌊THE TEMPEST RETURNS FOR A FINAL WEEKEND RUN!!🌊🌩️
We are super excited to begin another weekend of THE TEMPEST! We have LIMITED SEATING for the final three performances this weekend!
The performances are Friday (3/10) and Saturday (3/11) at 7:30pm and Sunday (3/12) at 2pm!!
Don’t miss this reimagined telling of Shakespeare’s classic story!!
Tickets can be purchased at www.SFCCTheatre.Eventbrite.com or by calling the Box Office from 2pm-5pm Mon-Fri at 660-530-5814. Tickets are $5 GENERAL ADMISSION Seating. SFCC Students, Faculty and Staff get in FREE- visit the Box Office for your tickets. For special accommodations and more help feel free to email Ryan Mahannah at Rmahannah@sfccmo.edu!
See detailed information about the show below!
SFCC Theatre Presents:
A World Premiere Adaptation of Shakespeare’s
THE TEMPEST
By William Shakespeare
Adapted by Sloan E. Garner
Directed by Ryan P. Mahannah
Music Composed and Directed by James Hyde III
Thompson O’Sullivan Studio Theatre
Dates: March 10-12
Fri-Sat at 7:30pm and Sunday at 2pm
THE STORY: “The Tempest” is a play about magic, betrayal, love and forgiveness. It is set on an island somewhere near Italy where Prospera, the one-time Duke of Milan, and her beautiful daughter, Miranda, live with a spirit called Ariel and a strange wild being called Caliban. Prospera is a powerful magician who creates a storm, or tempest, that sets the scene for the play. In the events that follow we see a plot to murder the King of Naples, a drunken scheme to kill Prospera and a romance between Miranda and the King’s daughter, Fernanda. In the midst of all this chaos will forgiveness win out for a happy ending? Or will revenge take its course?
Design Credit:
Direction: Ryan P. Mahannah
Make Up Design- Caroline Dopson
Hair Design- Audrey Phillips
Lighting Design: Tim Wells
Scenic Design: Tim Wells
Costume Design: Braden Miller
Photo Credit: Cheryl Landers
🌩️🌊DID YOU SEE ‘THE TEMPEST’ THIS WEEKEND?!🌊🌩️
We had such wonderful support for our first weekend of THE TEMPEST! Thank you all who came out to the show! If you saw our production- comment below and let us know what you thought!! We love hearing your feedback!
Didn’t see the show this weekend? It’s okay we performances Friday (3/10) and Saturday (3/11) at 7:30pm and Sunday (3/12) at 2pm!!
Don’t miss this reimagined telling of Shakespeare’s classic story!!
Tickets can be purchased at www.SFCCTheatre.Eventbrite.com or by calling the Box Office from 2pm-5pm Mon-Fri at 660-530-5814. Tickets are $5 GENERAL ADMISSION Seating. SFCC Students, Faculty and Staff get in FREE- visit the Box Office for your tickets. For special accommodations and more help feel free to email Ryan Mahannah at Rmahannah@sfccmo.edu!
See detailed information about the show below!
SFCC Theatre Presents:
A World Premiere Adaptation of Shakespeare’s
THE TEMPEST
By William Shakespeare
Adapted by Sloan E. Garner
Directed by Ryan P. Mahannah
Music Composed and Directed by James Hyde III
Thompson O’Sullivan Studio Theatre
Dates: March 10-12
Fri-Sat at 7:30pm and Sunday at 2pm
THE STORY: “The Tempest” is a play about magic, betrayal, love and forgiveness. It is set on an island somewhere near Italy where Prospera, the one-time Duke of Milan, and her beautiful daughter, Miranda, live with a spirit called Ariel and a strange wild being called Caliban. Prospera is a powerful magician who creates a storm, or tempest, that sets the scene for the play. In the events that follow we see a plot to murder the King of Naples, a drunken scheme to kill Prospera and a romance between Miranda and the King’s daughter, Fernanda. In the midst of all this chaos will forgiveness win out for a happy ending? Or will revenge take its course??
Design Credit:
Direction: Ryan P. Mahannah
Make Up Design- Caroline Dopson
Hair Design- Audrey Phillips
Lighting Design: Tim Wells
Scenic Design: Tim Wells
Costume Design: Braden Miller
Photo Credit: Cheryl Landers
🌩️🌊ONE MORE CHANCE TO SEE THE TEMPEST THIS WEEKEND!!🌊🌩️
The first two sold out audiences have been fantastic for THE TEMPEST! You have one more chance to see this show this weekend- today at 2pm! Get those tickets now- LIMITED SEATING REMAINS - 20 tickets left for this afternoon’s performance! Can’t make it this weekend?! It’s okay we have showings next Friday (3/10) and Saturday (3/11) at 7:30pm and Sunday (3/12) at 2pm!!
Don’t miss this reimagined telling of Shakespeare’s classic story!!
Tickets can be purchased at www.SFCCTheatre.Eventbrite.com or by calling the Box Office from 2pm-5pm Mon-Fri at 660-530-5814. Tickets are $5 GENERAL ADMISSION Seating. SFCC Students, Faculty and Staff get in FREE- visit the Box Office for your tickets. For special accommodations and more help feel free to email Ryan Mahannah at Rmahannah@sfccmo.edu!
See detailed information about the show below!
SFCC Theatre Presents:
A World Premiere Adaptation of Shakespeare’s
THE TEMPEST
By William Shakespeare
Adapted by Sloan E. Garner
Directed by Ryan P. Mahannah
Music Composed and Directed by James Hyde III
Thompson O’Sullivan Studio Theatre
Dates: March 3-5th and March 10-12
Thurs-Sat at 7:30pm and Sunday at 2pm
Dinner Theatre: March 4th at 6:30pm
THE STORY: “The Tempest” is a play about magic, betrayal, love and forgiveness. It is set on an island somewhere near Italy where Prospera, the one-time Duke of Milan, and her beautiful daughter, Miranda, live with a spirit called Ariel and a strange wild being called Caliban. Prospera is a powerful magician who creates a storm, or tempest, that sets the scene for the play. In the events that follow we see a plot to murder the King of Naples, a drunken scheme to kill Prospera and a romance between Miranda and the King’s daughter, Fernanda. In the midst of all this chaos will forgiveness win out for a happy ending? Or will revenge take its course?
Design Credit:
Direction: Ryan P. Mahannah
Make Up Design- Caroline Dopson
Hair Design- Audrey Phillips
Lighting Design: Tim Wells
Scenic Design: Tim Wells
Costume Design: Braden Miller
Photo Credit: Cheryl Landers
