These three dwarfs are poised to protect Snow White in the Grand Marais Playhouse production of The Rockin’ Tale of Snow White opening Saturday, November 5, 2011. The play promises plenty of song and silliness. (L-R) Chloe Blackburn, Andrea Larsen, and Dominic Wilson.
The Rockin’ Tale of Snow White, with 52 cast members from age 6 to adult, will be pure delight. The fairy tale you may remember is tweaked a bit with lots of music and some silly additions. Snow White (Amelia Roth) is still poisoned by the Evil Queen (Jenny Delfs) and The Mirror (Jamie Kirk) still keeps all the trouble brewing.
The Seven Dwarfs (Sam Sietsema, Hazel Kemp, Louise Ramberg, Andrea Larsen, Dominic Wilson, Cloe Blackburn and Ryan Bilben) try to protect Snow White, and Prince Charming (Luke Johnson) still saves her, but there is so much more!
Dwarf villagers spreading gossip. There’s a DNR representative, singing bats, an angel, a devil, a wild pig and more all crossing the stage in this classic tale with a twist. The show is packed with 16 musical numbers to keep your feet tapping too.
Amelia Roth will take the spotlight as Snow White in The Rockin’ Tale of Snow White. The play is expected to produce tapping toes and smiling faces.
The cast also includes Abbey Stoddard, Sam Kern, Cindy Larsen, Linnea Gesch, Kimberly Dossey, Santina McMillan, Molly Sietsema, Brooke Sherer, Lucy Callender, Leif Anderson, Diane Stoddard, Flynn Callender, Andy Kern, Karen Blackburn, Kevin Kager, Michaela Peterson, Sylvia Berka, Wellesley Howard- Larsen, Elsa Garry, Bianca Zimmer, Sela Backstrom, Emma Smith, Elsa Lunde, Emma Gesch, Alyssa Fenstad, Jaymee Dossey, Halle Bockovich, Buddy Skinner, Anna Hay, Olivia Nesgoda, Riley Goettl, Tristan Walton, Malin Anderson, Hazel Oberholtzer, Halle Lamb, Madison Foster, Aurora Schelmeske, Annie Lynch, Amy Carpenter, Fiona Walton, and Sammie Garrity and Flynn Callender.
The Snow White crew includes Beth Olson, Yvonne Block, Sarah Larsen, Julia Larsen, Cy Fortunato and Brenna Hay and many backstage parents. The show is directed by Sue Hennessy with musical direction by Kerri Bilben and costumes by Emma Bradley.
Don’t miss this community youth play that will have you smiling from lights up until next June! There are only four performances: November 5, 6, 12, 13, Saturdays at 7 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students. Playhouse members save $2 on their tickets. Sunday, Nov. 6 is donation day when you can pay any amount for your ticket.
The Grand Marais Playhouse will hold its annual membership meeting on Nov. 12 at 6 p.m. at the ACA. Come be the first to hear the 2012 season. Enjoy great company and refreshments before the play.
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