[NEohioPAL]Hudson Players Barnum Continues Popular Run

Wed Feb 8 20:05:10 PST 2006

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Hudson Players Present "Barnum" Throughout February
Opening Weekend Enjoy by All Who Attended...Including Reviewers!

Okay, you hear it over and over again. I wish somebody would do something
different. Well the Hudson Players have. They're presenting the
circus....well not quite the circus, but a musical about P.T. Barnum - a
name that says circus. A great musical with fun songs, a fast pace, colorful
sets and an interesting story, it's not to be missed (or so says one of the
reviews). It's a guaranteed good time for all .

The Hudson Players are presenting "Barnum" (The Greatest Musical on Earth)
as part of their 61st season of theater productions at Hudson's Barlow
Community Center.  Written by Mark Bramble, with music by Cy Coleman and
lyrics by Michael Stewart, this musical tells the story of P.T. Barnum and
his strong-willed wife, Charity, from 1835 through his final years with The
Greatest Show on Earth.

Hudson Players board member, Brian Diehl notes, "Barnum is a great family
show that brings a bit of the circus to the sage. We have a lot of fun
things planned for the audience even beyond the actual show." The musical
story starts with the showman Barnum (played by Gary Maher) as he opens his
'museum of wonders' including Joice Heth (Alicia Boulton) touted as the
oldest woman in the world and General Tom Thumb (Kirk Worcester), the
diminutive sensational attraction only twenty-five inches tall.  With the
arrival of Jenny Lind (Monique MacGregor), the renowned Swedish Nightingale
changes his life drastically and adds a new dimension to Barnum's
relationship with his wife, Chairy (Tisha Eisenhuth).  After dabbling in
politics and city planning, Barnum meets James A. Bailey (Brian Diehl) and
re-joins his circus, creating "The Greatest Show on Earth!"

Barnum performance Dates are February 3, 4, 10, 11, 17, 18, 19, 24 & 25.
Show times are at 8:00 p.m., for Friday and Saturday evenings with a matinee
performance at 2:00 p.m., on Sunday, February 19.  Ticket prices are $12.00
with discounts for senior citizens, students and groups of ten or more.
Reservations are recommended: 330-655-8522.  Advance sale tickets are
available at The Learned Owl. Tickets will also be available at the door
before each performance, based on availability.

For more information, please contact the Hudson Players at 330-655-8522; or
check out the website at www.hudsonplayers.com

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