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Click HERE to purchase tickets for Tuesday, July 15, 2008 at 2:00pm
Click HERE to purchase tickets for Wednesday, July 16, 2008 at 2:00pm
Click HERE to purchase tickets for Thursday, July 17, 2008 at 7:00pm
Ticket orders will also be taken over the phone through the Park & Recreation Dept.
by calling 832-5905. (There is no need to come into the Park & Rec offices!).
After July 8, tickets may be purchased at the Box Office only."
To access the Appleton Parks and Recreation Department web site Click HERE.
With sparse settings, props, and costumes, “Story Theatre” creates a very open concept on the strong cultural framework of Grimm Brothers and Aesop fables. Stories in this play are all familiar, including “Bremen Town Musicians,” “The Golden Goose,” “The Fisherman and His Wife,”
and “Henny Penny.” This Tony award-winning play is still meaningful, and the message relevant; each story within the play gives the actors and director leeway to interpret and deliver meaning without the hindrance of props and pretense.
Just like children’s stories are not always accompanied by specific visual references and are left to the imagination, this story leaves the audience the chance to imagine the parts as the actors create expressive, improvisational interpretations of each story.
In the author’s words, “Pantomime is an art form, sister to the dance that uses invisible objects as an actor uses lines. The purpose of space substances objects is not to develop such techniques (although they could be used to do so), but rather to awaken that intuitive area which understands and sees this physical evidence of the heretofore hidden inner self. Recognition of this added dimension of the world brings excitement and refreshment to all. When the invisible (not yet emerged, inside, unknown) becomes visible, seen and perceived-theatre magic! This 'hidden self,' by the way, this 'invisible inner self' is what fairy stories are about.”
- From The Drama Theater Teacher, Vol. 5, No.2
It is this excitement and freshness that we hope to share with our youth in this setting. Their energy and enthusiasm is contagious.
Little Peasant “Little Peasant”
Sexton “Is He Fat?”
Old Man “The Master Thief”
First Soldier
Man “Venus and the Cat”
Peasant’s Wife “The Little Peasant”
Rich Peasant #1
Cat “The Bremen Town Musicians”
First Crow “Two Crows”
Hound “The Bremen Town Musicians”
Eldest Son “The Golden Goose”
Parson
Second Soldier “The Master Thief”
Parson
Sexton “The Golden Goose”
Robber #1 “The Bremen Town Musicians”
Countess “The Master Thief”
Second Daughter “The Golden Goose”
Farmer “The Little Peasant”
Parson “Is He Fat?”
Count “The Master Thief”
Fisherman “The Fisherman and His Wfie”
Robber #2 “The Bremen Town Musicians”
Turkey Lurkey “Henny Penny”
First Daughter “The Golden Goose”
Ducky Daddles “Henny Penny”
Peasant “The Golden Goose”
Peasant “The Little Peasant”
Goosey Poosey “Henny Penny”
Second Crow “Two Crows”
Cowherd “The Little Peasant”
Rich Peasant #2
First Man “Is He Fat?”
Master Thief “The Master Thief”
Little Gray Man “The Golden Goose”
King
Ass “The Bremen Town Musicians”
Cat/Venus “Venus and the Cat”
Wife “The Master Thief”
Peasant “The Little Peasant”
Foxy Woxy “Henny Penny”
Wife “The Fisherman and His Wife”
Parson “The Little Peasant”
Cock “The Bremen Town Musicians”
Third Soldier “The Master Thief”
Clerk
Simpleton “The Golden Goose”
Judge “The Little Peasant”
Second Man “Is He Fat?”
Second Son “The Golden Goose”
Peasant “The Little Peasant”
Henny Penny “Henny Penny”
Narrator “The Fisherman and His Wife
Princess “The Golden Goose” |
Kody Kellner
Alyssa Rogoff
Matthew Vanden Boogaard
Ben Fischer
Charlie Fischer
Kyle Kapocius
Megan Larsen
Mackenzie Larsen
Olivia Checkalski
Saul Roselaar
Chloe Allyn
Jess Kostopolus
Alex Long
Paul Knapp
Claudia Tourville
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