[NEohioPAL] "Alice In Wonderland" opens for CenterStage Theatre

[dave banks]

“Alice In Wonderland” To Be Performed At Walsh Jesuit High School



The CenterStage Theater Department at Walsh Jesuit High School  
presents its Fall dramatic production of “Alice In Wonderland,”  
November 15th at 7:00PM, November 16th and 17th at 7:30PM, with  
matinee performances November 17th and 18th at 2:00PM in the school’s  
theatre, located at 4550 Wyoga Lake Road, in Cuyahoga Falls.

The CenterStage will be doing an adaptation by Director David Banks  
from the two famous books, “Alice In Wonderland,” and “Through The  
Looking Glass,” written by Lewis Carroll.  Banks directs the play and  
Tom West serves as Technical Director.

                   The famous fantasy stars a young girl, Alice, who  
manages to find herself in a strange, magical place where everything  
is not as it seems including time and space! Alice uses her  
inquisitive nature and some moxy to meet the many challenges set  
before her. All the favorite characters from the two books make  
appearances, from the White Rabbit, to Humpty Dumpty, The Red and  
White Queens, The Queen of Hearts, the Mad Hatter and many more!

Cast as Alice is Melissa Mossing of Strongsville, and in the role of  
the Red Chess Queen is Allison Matia of Medina. The White Chess Queen  
is played by Angel Mansinghani of Garfield Heights and the Queen of  
Hearts is Kate Gray of Akron. The King of Hearts is performed by  
Cameron McKendry of Hinckley, Nathan Blasio of Sagamore Hills plays  
the Mad Hatter and Kyle Glascott of Hudson plays the March Hare.  
Cameron Cabot of Northfield plays the role of Humpty Dumpty while the  
Mock Turtle is John Bukovac of Kent and Tim Tell of Akron plays the  
Cheshire Cat.  Steve Curtis of Medina plays the White Rabbit and the  
roles of Tweedle-Dum and Tweedle-Dee are played by Kenzie Tartaglione  
or Northfield and Julia Figler of Stow.

Rounding out the cast are Jacob Morris and Owen Salyers from Akron,   
Jake Szekely from Aurora, Emily Payne from Brecksville, Nicole  
Davessar of Broadview Heights, Mary Teresa Schafer from Brunswick,  
Devin Pittinger from Fairlawn, Katerina Griffiths and Caitlin Krause  
of Hinckley,  Jonathan McGreal of Macedonia, Jen Bonsutto, Julia Barr,  
and Stephanie Rohrbach of Medina, Cara Smith of Parma Heights, Maggie  
Moneypenny of Silver Lake, Cameron Zupon from Solon, Nick Bury and  
Erica Collins of Stow, and Alex Tannert of Walten Mills.

Tickets are $8.00 for adults and $6.00 for students and Senior  
Citizens groups.  Senior group discounts are also available as well as  
for school, church and social groups.  For more information on the  
upcoming production, and to buy tickets, go to www.walshjesuit.org,   
call 330-929-4205 or email wjcenterstage at gmail.com. 
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