Directed by Ali Mahon Asst Directed by Katie Meuse Music Direction by Emily Northridge
Fabulous cast of children ages 7 through 12!
Sally is a kid con-artist who explodes onto a quiet beach town with a get-rich-quick seashell-selling-scheme. For a small fee, she trains the kids on how to sell seashells before the annual summer festival, but plans to skip town with all their money before the big event! Sally becomes torn after meeting a local, Tam, who joins the program eager to help her family. The kids in this little beach town will never be the same as they learn the importance of friendship, honesty, and finding a healthy balance between working hard and having fun.
Friday, April 29 and Saturday, April 30 are sold out.
The story concerns Frederic, who, having completed his 21st year, is released from his apprenticeship to a band of tender-hearted pirates. He meets the daughters of Major-General Stanley, including Mabel, and the two young people fall instantly in love. Frederic soon learns, however, that he was born on the 29th of February, and so, technically, he has a birthday only once each leap year. His indenture specifies that he remain apprenticed to the pirates until his “twenty-first birthday”, meaning that he must serve for another 63 years. Bound by his own sense of duty, Frederic’s only solace is that Mabel agrees to wait for him faithfully.
Luke Sprenkle Pat Cornacchio Rob Charette Ted Merritt
Chorus
Alex Asacker Allison Duff Amy Sprenkle Billy Jenkins Carl Juliano Dana Sheridan Ed Rozmiarek Jackie Heavey Jamie Cabot Joe Wrinn Karin Anderson Kelly Duffy Les Tarmy Lucas Milliken Maggie Stewart Meghan Holtz Patricia Cox Rachelle Chevalier Rebekah Millman Tom Edmonds
We are deeply committed to the safety of our audiences and cast members. We will continue to review and update our covid protocols and policies. We are happy to discuss any accommodations needed for our patrons given timely notice. We thank you for joining us in celebrating the return of theater performances in our community.
For your protection, we ask that the audience remain masked in the auditorium. The actors will perform unmasked.
Set in the fictional town of Baile Beag , a village in 19th century Ireland, Translations, by Brian Friel, deals with a number of issues, using language and communication to explore the Irish character and cultural imperialism. The plot revolves around two soldiers from the British Ordinance Survey, who arrive in Baille Beag for the purpose of anglicizing the local Irish place names, one instance of imperial oppression. Culture erasure, in all its forms, is a weapon of racial discrimination that has been practiced throughout the ages by governments in power. Friel’s characters engage in the conflict to preserve local traditions against the assault.
Producers Steve Black and Erin Pelikov Director Trudi Olivetti Assistant Director Victoria Hermann
To be performed in the Marblehead Little Theatre Firehouse Theatre March 4-13, 2022
We are deeply committed to the safety of our audiences and cast members. We will continue to review and update our covid protocols and policies. We are happy to discuss any accommodations needed for our patrons given timely notice. We thank you for joining us in celebrating the return of theater performances in our community.
A Mugford Street Players and Marblehead Little Theatre Production
Directed by John Fogle Produced by Greg Mancusi-Ungaro
Lewis and Clark were famous comedians during the vaudeville era. Off-stage, though, they couldn’t stand each other, and haven’t spoken in over twenty years. Ben, Willy Clark’s nephew, is the producer of a variety show that wants to feature a reunion of the classic duo. How will Ben convince the crotchety old comedians to put aside their differences before the big show?
May 13, 14, 20, 21, 27, 28 at 7:30 pm May 14, 15, 21, 22, 28 at 3:00 pm
“Delicious and oddly affecting.” – The New York Times
Famous vaudeville duo LEWIS & CLARK are invited to appear on The Ed Sullivan Show to reprise their classic skit “The Doctor Will See You Now” – but they are not too happy about it – in Neil Simon’s comedy The Sunshine Boys, onstage May 13-28 at Marblehead Little Theatre. (Photos by Fogle)
We are deeply committed to the safety of our audiences and cast members. We will continue to review and update our covid protocols and policies. We are happy to discuss any accommodations needed for our patrons given timely notice. We thank you for joining us in celebrating the return of theater performances in our community.
For your protection, we ask that the audience remain masked in the auditorium. The actors will perform unmasked.
Marblehead Little Theatre Children’s Theatre presents
Directed by Ali Mahon and Katie Meuse Music Direction by Emily Northridge
We Are Monsters is a hilarious new musical that follows human kids into a monster cabaret filled with quirky monster characters. The adventurous humans uncover vegetarian vampires and rock n’ roll werewolves, gradually realizing there may be more to these monsters than meets the eye! Most importantly these monsters and kids discover the importance of friendship and celebrating in the attributes that make each of us different and unique.
Performance Dates:
November 5 at 5pm November 6 at 1pm November 7 at 1pm
Due to Covid Restrictions, ticket availability may be limited.
For the safety of our young actors who are not yet eligible to be vaccinated, everyone attending who are 12 years old and over must be vaccinated, and everyone attended must wear a mask at all times.
