The Secret Garden
Opens July 22nd!
Warren Players brings the beloved
children’s
classic, “The Secret Garden,”
to the historic Struthers Library
Theatre stage July 22, 23, 24, 30, and 31 at 8:00 P.M. and July 25 at
2:00 P.M.
Orphaned in India due to a cholera
outbreak,
the willful Mary Lennox is sent to England to live with her bitter,
reclusive uncle, Archibald Craven. Left to herself, Mary discovers
the many secrets held within the grounds and dark hallways of
Misselthwaite
Manor; secrets including her invalid cousin Colin and the overgrown
door to a neglected, long forgotten garden with the power to
miraculously
change each of their lives forever.
The cast of the musical “The Secret
Garden” includes Maria Miller (Mary Lennox), Scott Schriner (Archibald
Craven), Ellen Paquette (Lily Craven), Cole Brocklehurst (Colin Craven),
Logan Beard (Dr. Neville Craven), John Beard (Ben Weatherstaff), Kira
Chadwick (Martha), Austin Miller (Dickon), Jordan Burrows, Melissa Carr,
Alyssa D’Alessandro, Kari Ewing, Aaron Greenawalt, Katy Lauffenberger,
Trina Massa, Phoebe Nelson, Adam Ristau, Holly Smith, Chris Snyder,
Jordan Spencer, and Samantha Tome.
“The Secret Garden” is directed Deborah
Murphy. The production team includes student director, Jolee Cradduck,
vocal director, Jessica VanOrd, orchestra director, Fran Leto,
production
manager, Dan Wolboldt, choreographer, Sue Spencer, stage manager Kathy
Hurst, costume mistress Heidi Catalino, lighting design Elise Brown,
lighting assistance and floral design, Dan Ristau, sound technician,
photos, and graphics, Jeremy Jeziorski, rehearsal accompanists, Karen
Schmitt and Christine Kuntz, artistry, Mark King and Kate Brennan,
master
carpenter, Rod Turner, and makeup, Lil Hunkele.
“The Secret Garden” is produced by
special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc. Book and Lyrics by
Marsha Norman, Music by Lucy Simon, and based on the novel by Francis
Hodgson Burnett.
Tickets are $13 adult/ $11 student and
senior/ under 5 free. Tickets and reservations for handicapped
seating are available at the Struthers Library Theatre office or by
calling 723-7231. Don’t forget to check out www.warrenplayers.com.
Mark you calendars now and don’t miss
this timeless tale of love, hope, and the power of forgiveness.
