Friday and Saturdays, August 4, 5, and 11 start at 8pm, while matinees on Saturday and Sundays, August 6, 12 and 13 s tart at 3pm. Tickets include a family package and are available online.
In rehearsal for three months the colorful production finally comes to l ife with Ben Borenstein in the title role of Conrad Birdie, with Adam Schmi dtmann and Molly Brown as Broadway’s favorite couple Albert and Rosie. Over wrought parents are led by Dan Bostick and Willow Eckel as Mr. and Mrs. Mac Afee with newcomer Alex Burnett as the pesky Randolph. Daniele Merrill, as Kim MacAfee, is chosen from thousands of adoring Conrad Birdie fans to rece ive one last kiss before the teen idol reports for duty to the U.S. Army. N icole Merrill keeps her Sonny boy Albert in check as the lovable Mrs. Peter son and Caleb Baron delivers a heartbroken Hugo.
Kara Palmer, as chor eographer, has lead the cast in high-stepping dance routines reminiscent of the period from Elvis to Fred Astaire. Songs such as Telephone Hour, Put o n a Happy Face, One Boy, and Spanish Rose, under the music direction of Dan Williams, evoke memories of high school days. People seem to have fond mem ories and favorite characters from the popular production that will live on in a live television broadcast starring Jennifer Lopez this holiday season . A mainstay of many high school drama clubs, the original movie starred An n Margaret and Dick Van Dyke.
For this story set in the early 1960s, teens in the cast have learned about a completely different style of dress, rotary phones, bobby sox and loafers among other period references. A larg e production team has created more than 70 costumes with designs by Brenda McAuslan, an enormous collection of period props coordinated by Priscilla V anGorder, and a variety of set locations with design by Chad Lewis and Scen ic Painting by Karen Greenfield.
As the biggest production to date fo r CNY Arts Center, this summer family musical delivers wholesome, affordabl e entertainment for all ages. For more information, visit www.CNYARTSCENTER .com or call 315-598-ARTS (2787)
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Friday and Saturda ys, August 4, 5, and 11 start at 8pm, while matinees on Saturday and Sunday s, August 6, 12 and 13 start at 3pm. Tickets include a family package and a re available online.
In rehearsal for three months the colorful produ ction finally comes to life with Ben Borenstein in the title role of Conrad Birdie, with Adam Schmidtmann and Molly Brown as Broadway’s favorite coupl e Albert and Rosie. Overwrought parents are led by Dan Bostick and Willow E ckel as Mr. and Mrs. MacAfee with newcomer Alex Burnett as the pesky Randol ph. Daniele Merrill, as Kim MacAfee, is chosen from thousands of adoring Co nrad Birdie fans to receive one last kiss before the teen idol reports for duty to the U.S. Army. Nicole Merrill keeps her Sonny boy Albert in check a s the lovable Mrs. Peterson and Caleb Baron delivers a heartbroken Hugo.
Kara Palmer, as choreographer, has lead the cast in high-stepping dance routines reminiscent of the period from Elvis to Fred Astaire. Songs such as Telephone Hour, Put on a Happy Face, One Boy, and Spanish Rose, under th e music direction of Dan Williams, evoke memories of high school days. Peop le seem to have fond memories and favorite characters from the popular prod uction that will live on in a live television broadcast starring Jennifer L opez this holiday season. A mainstay of many high school drama clubs, the o riginal movie starred Ann Margaret and Dick Van Dyke.
For this story set in the early 1960s, teens in the cast have learned about a completely d ifferent style of dress, rotary phones, bobby sox and loafers among other p eriod references. A large production team has created more than 70 costumes with designs by Brenda McAuslan, an enormous collection of period props co ordinated by Priscilla VanGorder, and a variety of set locations with desig n by Chad Lewis and Scenic Painting by Karen Greenfield.
As the bigge st production to date for CNY Arts Center, this summer family musical deliv ers wholesome, affordable entertainment for all ages. For more information, visit www.CNYARTSCENTER.com or call 315-598-ARTS (2787)
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