Michelle Gaetz (“Misha”), Croy Jenkins (“Dame Olga”) and Kate Naylor (“Katya”) rehearse a scene.
(L-R) Jonathan Burgart, Willow Wilhelm and Jacob Burgart (in the green box) show off their Halloween costumes during our All Hallows Eve rehearsal.
Rehearsing “One” in Halloween costumes!
Joni Hayden-Summerton and Barbie Warwick get a long little doggie at the Halloween rehearsal.
Director Mike Balser and Music Director Tim Tucker lead the cast during rehearsal.
Part of the cast rehearsing some music.
Part of our marketing campaign!
More online publicity for our little show.
Joni Hayden-Summerton assists with costume building.
Frog under construction in panto-land.
Director Mike Balser discusses blocking with Sheena Johnson (“Princess Anastasia”) during rehearsal.
James Walker (“Boris”) reviews lines…we think.
Joni Hayden-Summerton and Chelsea Rose Tucker are reunited at rehearsals after being principal boy and girl (respectively) in “Phantom of the Panto”.
Chelsea Rose Tucker (R) puts a spell on Joni Hayden-Summerton (L) during a rehearsal.
Joni Hayden-Summerton and Sheena Johnson get photobombed by Michelle Gaetz during a break in rehearsal.
The cast photo! Aren’t we a handsome bunch?
James Walker (“Boris”) rehearses “Who Let the Frogs Out?” with the junior frog chorus.
Producer Jerret Schwartz crunches some numbers at rehearsal. Hearing us sing helps him crunch better.
Joni Hayden-Summerton (“Petra”) prepares to go on stage.
Costume Coordinator Christy Zaporozan fixes a dress at the theatre.
Nathaniel Olsson and Carley Miller (along with various cast members in the background) have fun on stage!
Preview Night #2. The fire alarm goes off during act one so the audience and the cast huddle together in the parking lot to keep warm.
“Dame Olga” (Cory Jenkins) is fierce in her (his?) tiger print onesie and wig.
Croy, Adrian, Jeff, Tim and Mike perform a song at the cast party.
Keira Jang with her newly won Gary McGill Scholarship! Congratulations, Keira!
Samantha Andrews with her newly won Rob Habkirk Harmony Award! Congrats, Sam! How many times does this make it now?