[NEohioPAL] Amherst H.S. presents a fall play of Little Women in Big Dresses!

[Fred Farschman]

The MLS Theatre Company, Thespian Troupe 1422,
of Amherst Steele High School presents:
Little Women of Orchard House
written by David Longest, adapted from the novel by Louisa May Alcott.
Play directed by Valerie Farschman
Technical Director: Pat Sanders
November 8, 9, 10, and 16, & 17
at 7:30 pm
in the Amherst Steele High School Cafetorium.
450 Washington Street, Amherst, Ohio 44001
Ticket prices:
Adults $7.00,
Students $5.00,
Thespians $3.00,
and senior citizens: free.
Amherst faculty and staff: free
Tickets will be available at the door.
Doors open at 7:00 pm.
Front row seating available: $15.00
Second row: $10.00

Little Woman of Orchard House is a delightful story of Louisa May Alcott
and her sisters, Anna, Lizzie, and Abby. It starts out in quaint 
Concord,
Massachusetts, where Louisa May is telling her story, from her recently
written book. She flashes all the way back to her early childhood when 
she
first moved to her Orchard House home in Concord. She talks of her
childhood, being taught by some of the best educators ever to live: 
Henry
David Thoreau and Ralph Waldo Emerson. She slowly transitions from
speaking of her own childhood to speaking of the characters in her book,
Meg (Anna), Jo (Louisa), Beth (Lizzie ), and Amy (Abby). It is a story 
of
their trials and triumphs during the civil war, when their father goes 
off
to fight. Two tragedies strike and bring them even closer together. 
Then it
moves on to their adulthood, where one of the sisters gets married, and
two find the man of their dreams. A wonderful play about the strength 
of family
values and commitment.  Each girl discovers for herself that love and 
family is
more important than any amount of wealth or materialism.

The Crewheads
Stage Manager- Lindsey VanSparrentak
Assistant Directors- Anna Marr and Becca Yingling
Set Construction- Julie Stark
Sound- Clay Barns
Lights- Nicole Fauvre
Props- Bob Edwards and Tyler Machovina
Make-up/ Hair- Adelle Polasky and Christie Gigliotti
Costumes- Kalyn Brown
	Assistant: Amy Chaszar
Costume Consultant - Sue Druga
House- Mackenzie Brown
Publicity- Katlyn Jeffreys
	Assistant- Brian Henessey

The Cast (in order of appearance)
Louisa May Alcott- Celeste Silva
George Bartlett- Jake Watkin
Thomas Niles- Austin Schuman
Abba Alcott/ Marmee- Julia Siwierka
Bronson Alcott/ Mr. March- Jerred Adams
Little Anna- McKayla Balzer
Little Lizzy- Hilary Carrender
Little Louisa May- Michelle Druga
Little Abby- Erin Mick
Margaret Fuller- Becca Winebrenner
Elizabeth Peabody- Christie Gigliotti
Henry David Thoreau- Josh Castro White
Mr. Emerson- David Harkacz
Mrs. Emerson- Sarah Skrepich
Meg- Ellen Frankart
Jo- Danielle Cocco
Beth- Anne Stocker
Amy- Jenna Stack
Hannah- Aly Welch
Laurie- Neil Knight
Aunt March- Amanda Mager
John Brooke- Xris Karaplis
Mr. Davis- Chris Parent
Old Mr. Laurence- Ryan Howell
Mrs. Moffat- Christie Gigliotti
Annie Moffat- Lauren Klimczak
Kate Moffat- Mandie Cammarn
Nan Moffat- Erin Mick
Mrs. Gardiner- Jessica Avolt
Daisy Gardiner- Allie Miller
Belle Gardiner- Michelle Druga
Clara Gardiner- Hilary Carrender
Sallie Gardiner- McKayla Balzer
Freddy Vaughn- Nolan Barns
Professor- David Harkacz

contact: Valerie Farschman
valfarsch at bgsualumni.com

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You grow old because you stop laughing!

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