Friday, May 30, 2014

CHARLOTTE'S WEB, Childsplay, September 7 - October 12, 2014

Presented in the Theater

Recommended for Ages 5 and up

By Joseph Robinette, Based on the book by E.B. White

Back by popular demand, one of Childsplay's most beloved productions returns to the stage with a brilliant version of E.B. White's American classic. Meet Wilbur, an endearing piglet in grave danger of ending up as pork chops, and Charlotte, the wise and winsome spider who becomes his true friend. Get caught up in Charlotte's Web as we spin this timeless story onto the stage!
Directed by Anthony Runfola
Scenic Design: William Symington
Costume Design: Adriana Diaz
Lighting Design: Tim Monson
Sound Design: Christopher Neumeyer
Wigs and Make-Up Design: Katie Peck Stage Manager: Sarah Chanis

Cast: (in alphabetical order)
Mr. Arable, Templeton: Jon Gentry
Fern: Kate Haas
Homer, Uncle, Narrator, Judge: Danny Karapetian
Edith, Sheep, Narrator, Judge: Yolanda London
Mrs. Arable, Goose, Reporter, Spectator, Announcer, Narrator: Katie McFadzen
Wilbur: Kyle Sorrell
Charlotte: Debra K. Stevens
Avery, Spectator, Narrator, Judge: Drew Dwaine

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THE MIRACULOUS JOURNEY OF EDWARD TULANE, Childsplay, October 19 - November 16, 2014

Presented in the Studio

Recommended for Ages 7 and up

By Dwayne Hartford, Adapted from the book by Kate DiCamillo

Last year's breakout hit is back! With his handmade silk suits, wide array of hats and tiny gold pocket watch, Edward Tulane was the most exceptional toy in Abilene's room. He was adored and he was happy. But then, one day, he was lost. Based on Newbery-winner Kate DiCamillo's beloved book, Childsplay presents the world premiere production of this breathtaking story of finding friendship, finding yourself, and eventually finding your way home. Follow Edward on a fantastical adventure worthy of literature's greatest heroes.

Directed by David Saar
Composer: Kyle Sorrell
Scenic Design: Jeff Thomson
Costume Design: Adriana Diaz 
Lighting Design: Rick Paulsen
Sound Design: Christopher Neumeyer
Stage Manager: Ellen Beckett

Cast: (in alphabetical order) 
The Man: David Dickinson
The Traveler: Katie McFadzen
Edward: Kyle Sorrell
The Woman: Debra K. Stevens
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JUNIE B. JONES IN JINGLE BELLS, BATMAN SMELLS!, Childsplay, November 23 - December 28, 2014

Presented in the Theater

Recommended for Ages 5 and up

By Allison Gregory, Adapted from the book series by Barbara Park

The Childsplay holiday favorite is back! The kids in Room One are gearing up for a celebration. But when Junie B. draws tattletale May's name for the Secret Santa giveaway, she hatches a plan to leave her nemesis with a stinky old lump of coal. Based on Barbara Park's bestselling books, the hilarious Junie B. and her holiday hijinks will leave kids laughing for days.  


Cast, photos and review links will be added when available.
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A THOUSAND CRANES, Childsplay, January 17 - 25, 2015

Presented in the Studio

Recommended for Ages 7 and up

By Kathryn Schultz Miller, Based on the book "Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes" by Eleanor Coerr

70 years after Hiroshima, Childsplay brings back the powerful drama about a young Japanese girl and her dream. This poignant, yet hopeful, play tells the true story of Sadako Saski, who was just 2 years old when the bomb fell on Hiroshima. Sadako's courage and determination in the face of personal adversity remains relevant half a century later as children around the world still dream of peace. 


Cast, photos and review links will be added when available.
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THE BOY WHO LOVED MONSTERS AND THE GIRL WHO LOVED PEAS, Childsplay, February 8 - March 8, 2015

Presented in the Studio

Recommended for Ages 3 and up

By Jonathan Graham 

Evan hates peas! And to make matters worse, his baby sister Sue loves them. When forced to remain at the table until his plate is clean, Evan makes a wish for a monster to come eat his family. But be careful what you wish for! Soon Evan and Sue find themselves trying to hide a six-foot-tall green monster named Pea from their parents. In today's modern world, it's sometimes hard to unplug and in this hilarious adventure, Evan and his family learn the importance of putting technology down to play together. 


Cast, photos and review links will be added when available.
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GIRLS WHO WEAR GLASSES, Childsplay, March 14 - 29, 2015

Presented in the Studio

Recommended for Ages 7 and up

By Ann Negri

Growing up is hard enough, navigating friendship, school and parents. But when Mira has to get glasses, it is the last straw. As she deals with old friends who are suddenly only interested in popularity and new friends who want her to be more like them, Mira has to decide who she really wants to be. With the help of her glasses, she starts to see clearly in more ways than one, as she learns to stand up for herself in this humorous story about fitting in, friendship and frames.


Cast, photos and review links will be added when available.
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THE THREE JAVELINAS, April 19 - May 24, 2015

Presented in the Theater

Recommended for Ages 3 and up

Book and Lyrics by Jenny Millinger, Music by Todd Hulet, Based on the book by Susan Lowell

Who is afraid of the big, bad... coyote?! A favorite tale gets a southwestern spin in this world-premiere stage adaptation of Susan Lowell's picture book. But don't call them pigs! The Three Little Javelinas are more than just straw, sticks and bricks. Josefina Javelina dreams of a career on stage. Juan wants a quiet place to think. And as for José, he just wants someone to listen to his jokes! When a series of misadventures leave them to build houses in the desert, they catch the attention of a hungry coyote. This musical tribute to the Arizona landscape will delight audiences of all ages.


Cast, photos and review links will be added when available.
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