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Friday, December 2, 2011

CSC YOUNG PERFORMERS BRING MORE HOLIDAY FUN TO HACKETTSTOWN

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The Centenary Stage Company’s Young Performer’s Workshop

WINTER FESTIVAL OF SHOWS

WHEN: December 10 through 18
WHERE:
The Centenary Little Theatre in Hackettstown.

NARNIA, THE MUSICAL based on the beloved C.S. Lewis novel, The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe, is the first and most famous story of The Chronicles of NarniaNarnia follows the four Penvensie children as they escape World War Two London and enter into a magical land of talking animals and mythical creatures.  The children join Aslan, the true king, in his battle to free Narnia and its inhabitants from the evil White Witch, who has brought an endless winter where it’s “always winter and never Christmas.”
WHEN: Sunday Dec 10 @1 PM, Dec. 11 @ 7:30 PM, Dec. 17 @ 4 PM and Dec. 18 @1 PM 
TICKETS: $10 for adults and $8 for children

MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS, a rare treasure in the musical theater, is based on the heartwarming movie. The story follows the Smith family at the 1904 World's Fair, and showing how their love and respect for each other is tempered with the genuine humor that can only be generated by such a special family. Memorable musical numbers include The Boy Next Door, A Raving Beauty, The Trolley Song, Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas, Whenever I'm with You and A Day in New York.
WHEN: Dec. 10 @ 4 PM, Dec. 16 @ 8 PM, Dec. 17 @1 PM and Dec. 18 @ 4 PM
TICKETS: $10 for adults and $8 for children

In COUNT TO TEN, a tap-dancing writer's Broadway ambitions are thwarted because his new musical lacks a real love story. Forced to develop the show at a performing arts camp full of spoiled, rich, and in some cases neglected stars of tomorrow, he finds he can no longer tap-dance around his issues and succumbs to the true call of his heart. Count to Ten is a cross-generational, dance-filled, which was an official selection of the 2009 New York  Musical Theatre Festival (pictured above)
WHEN: December 11 @ 5 PM, December 17 @ 8 PM and December 18 @ 7 PM
TICKETS: $10 for adults and $8 for children

In continuing the tradition of CSC’s 2010’s musical production of Oliver!,  the Centenary Stage Company production of A CHRISTMAS CAROL celebrates all the theatre programs of the Centenary Stage and will include a number of Young Performers in its production, including YPW performer Andrew Nussbaum as Tiny Tim.  “A tonic for adults and children…a transfixing journey,” hails the New York Times about the show that ran in Madison Square Garden for ten years.  It features a cast of 65 local and professional actors.
WHEN: Thursdays @ 7:30 PM, Fridays and Saturdays @ 8 PM , Sundays @ 2 PM, with Wednesday Matinees on Nov 30 @ 2 PM and Dec 7 @ 10 AM (School Matinee)
TICKETS: Prices range between $22.50 and $27.50. Thursday Nights are Family Night performances and tickets may be purchased Buy One, Get One Free one hour before performance at the box office.

Tickets to A Christmas Carol and the Winter Festival of Shows may be purchased online at www.centenarystageco.org or by calling 908.979.0900.    

YPW CAST: Amanda Ackerman(Hackettstown), Christy Ackerman(Hackettstown), Ellie Baker(Long Valley), Mikaela Bauer(Long Valley), Cydney Black(Hackettstown), Jenna Black(Hackettstown), Emma Bovair( Hopatcong), Taylor Brady(Sparta), Andy Calderone(Blairstown), Julianne Cawood, Seok-ran Cho(Hackettstown),  Zack Clark(Hackettstown),   Madison Colfax(Sparta), Jared Cowley(Washington), McKenzie Custin(Bethlehem, PA), Raegan Davies(Hackettstown), Chloe DeCleene(Bloomsbury), Jessica DeFort(Washington), Emily Devine(Hackettstown), Savannah Doelfel(Hackettstown), Paris Doherty(Great Meadows), Gracelyn Donovan(Blairstown), Tyler Donovan(Blairstown), Izac Donovan Cruz(Blairstown), Zoë Durst(Long Valley), Amanda Eberle(Long Valley), Kori Engle(Washington), Kyli Engle(Washington), Alex Evans(Hackettstown), Anabeth Fernandez(Hackettstown), Isabelle Fernandez(Hackettstown), Jacqueline Fernandez(Hackettstown), Olivia Foster(Washington), Caitlin Gilby(Long Valley), Courtney Ginsberg(Hackettstown), Gabriella Gonzalez(Califon), Neil Ianniello(Lebanon), Gabrielle Kaczynski (Bloomsbury), Libby Kallins(Califon), Leah Kelly(Phillipsburg), Elizabeth Kent(Long Valley), Aree Kim(Pine Brook), Henry Kudish(Hackettstown), Gillian Kudish(Hackettstown), Rachel Lee(Flanders), Sarah Lee(Flanders), Priscilla Liguori(Stewartsville), Jaclyn Lutz(Hackettstown), Olivia Mancuso(Port Murray), Daniel Marion(Newton), Montana Marsilio(Long Valley), Erin Martire(Hackettstown), Mia McClain(Andover), Julianne McNamara, Rachael Merola(Hackettstown), Lillian Mikulski(Califon), Lexie Miller, Laura Mocker(Annandale), Erica Murphy(Newton), Andrew Nussbaum(Long Valley), Suzanna Nussbaum(Long Valley), Quinn O’Hara(Hackettstown), James O’Rourke(Glen Rock), Thomas O’Rourke(Glen Rock), Raphael Pelczmann(Morristown), Sydney Phythian(Oxford), Victoria Pulido(Hackettstown), Patrick Remick(Hackettstown), Samantha Rizzuto(Long Valley), Alani Rose(Long Valley), Hanna Rose(Blairstown), Alexis Rowe(Long Valley), Hannah Schroeder(Long Valley), Jakob Shortell(Hackettstown), Nicholas Sica(Sparta), Anthony Sica(Sparta), April Sigler(Stanhope), Kristina Silva(Hopatcong), Julia Slaman(Great Meadows), Hayden Smith(Hackettstown), Christina Stanton(Hackettstown), Casey Stone(Hackettstown), Julliane Ullman(Newton), Lillian Vaz(Califon), Sydney Wall(LongVally), Kevin Wehrhahn(Long Valley), Brittany Weinstein(Hackettstown), Michaela Yanosy(Hackettstown), Katherine Yarussi, (Hackettstown) Meghan Yarussi(Hackettstown), Anthony Zas(Hackettstown), Anna Zockoll, Dennis Zuravlev(Hackettstown)

The Centenary Stage Company is a not-for-profit professional equity theatre, in residence at Centenary College, dedicated to serving as a cultural resource for audiences of the Skylands Region with professional music, theatre and dance events and arts education programs throughout the year. Programs at the Centenary Stage Company are made possible in part through the visionary support of the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the NJ State Council on the Arts and The Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation. CSC Premium sponsors Heath Village, Skylands Community Bank, Silver Sponsors Marriot Residence Inn and Hackettstown Regional Medical Center, and CSC Members and sponsors.