The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

Based upon the book "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" by C.S. Lewis
Dramatized by Joseph Robinette

Directed by David Malinowski
Presented by the Yarnell Youth Theatre Company

Produced through the generous support of the Fine Arts Family Concession Fund.

C.S. Lewis' classic tale of good vs. evil. Come with us on an adventure to Narnia where faith, courage and goodness conquers all. (Rated G) To learn more about "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" click here

February 26, March 5 & 12(SOLD OUT) , 2010 at 7.30 pm
February 27 & 28, March 6, 7, 13(SOLD OUT) & 14(SOLD OUT) , 2010 at 2.00 pm

Sign interpreted/audio described performance March 14

Corning Auditorium, Reserved Seating

Tickets:  $10 children 10 years and under; $15 seniors, students 11 years and up; $17 adults.

Cast:  Olivia Roth (Susan), Joshua Hammer (Edmund), Genevieve Urban (Lucy) and Caleb Venman (Peter). Kelsey Bowens (White Witch), Lincoln Sandham (Aslan), Kyle Andree (Aslan Army), Hannah Baird (Wood Nymph), Jesse Bauer (Wood Nymph), Erin Donovan (Witch Army), Caitlyn Dubeansky (Witch Army), Danielle Duke (Wood Nymph), Julia Foos (Dwarf), Mario Formica (Witch Army), Adrianne Fraser (Witch Army), Alec Guy (Aslan Army), Nathan Krebs (Witch Army), Alyssa Lane (Witch Army), Owen Lister (Wood Nymph), Sean Manning (Tumnus), Gina Mulh (Mrs. Beaver), Rachel Nash (White Stag), Emily Needham (Wood Nymph), Hugh O’Neill (Wood Nymph), Bennett Palmer (Wood Nymph), Sam Portzer (Fenris Ulf), Sydney Portzer (Unicorn), Chrisanna Sandham (Aslan Army), Stephen Sandham (Dwarf), Sarah Shetina (Elf), Natalie Sipula (Wood Nymph), Chase Thomson (Centaur/F.C.) and Ben Whitney (Mr. Beaver).

Production Team: David Malinowski (Director), James Mango (Producer), Paul Gatzke (Technical Director), Rebecca Hannen (Stage Manager), Ben Needham (Set Designer), Colleen Albrecht (Lighting Designer), Chloe Hopkins (Costume Designer), Carl Simoncic (Make-Up Artist), Nancy Brooks, Maria Lister, Donna Owen (Make-up crew)

Produced by special arrangement with THE DRAMATIC PUBLISHING COMPANY of Woodstock, Illinois.

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           SORRY, ALL SHOWS SOLD OUT.

14th Annual One Act Festival
Hot from the Oven - Original Recipes

Directed by Ann Hedger

Selected from submissions by playwrights from around the globe, these never-before-produced original ten-minute plays  are fast, fresh and filled with surprises. They are "original recipes hot from the oven."

(Rated Adult)

April 16, 17, 22, 23, 24, 29, 30 & May 1, 2010 at 7.30 pm

Corning Auditorium, Reserved Seating

This project is supported in part by an award from the:

The following are the plays that were selected from over 480 submissions received from across the United States and throughout the world for the 14th Annual One Act Festival-Hot from the Oven, Original Recipes:

The Void by Henry Meyerson (Hoboken, NJ)

A budding artist shares art work with a friend hoping the true meaning of the art is realized.

The Right Stuff by Stephen Peirick (St. Louis, MO)

Three girlfriends join together to recreate a special high school moment from 20 years ago.

Intervention by Kristine McGovern (Centennial, CO)

A story of one man's electronics obsession. Put down the Blackberry.

Context by John C. Davenport (Seattle, WA)

A couple involved in a breakup say what is on their minds –but not to each other.

Needs More Werewolves by Don Knepper (South Euclid, OH)

A writer gets help with his script from his agent, but not exactly the kind of help he wants.

Roadkill by Tom Moran (Fairbanks, AK)

At a backyard barbecue two brothers chew the fat about who created the best roadkill.

How May I Help You, Mister Tim by Fred Tonge (Ashland, OR)

A cable TV customer and a help desk operator try to resolve an erroneous cable bill.

The Four Senses of Love by Arthur M. Jolly (Marina Del Rey, CA)

A man with no feeling falls for a woman with no taste at a group for the sensory deprived.

We Wait by Sean David Bennett (Somerville, MS)

A son leaves for war. A father and step mother prepare. To wait.

Anniversary Heart by Steve Nacco (Manalapan, NJ)

An encounter in a train station reveals haunting connections between a commuter and a young girl.

Pushing all the Wrong Buttons by Maximilian Avery Clark (New York, NY)

Is it human nature to push a button...even if the sign says not to?

Flood Damage by Don Cook (Charlotte, NC)

Do we truly know everything about our parent's lives? Do we really want to know?

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Grease

Book, Music and Lyrics by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey

Directed by James Mango

Grease... is the WORD! (Rated PG)

June 4, 5, 11, 12, 18 & 19, 2010 at 7.30 p.m.
June 6, 13 & 20, 2010 at 2.00 p.m.

Corning Auditorium, Reserved Seating

Tickets:$10 children 10 years and under; $23 seniors, students 11 years and up; $25 adults.

Produced by special arrangement with SAMUEL FRENCH, INC.

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