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A
Magical Fantasy Adventure for Children of All Ages!
James and the Giant Peach
By Richard George
Adapted from the book by Roald Dahl
Directed by Timothy
D. Turner
Student
Assistant by Sarah Redmond
Set &
Lighting Design by Timothy D. Turner
Lighting
Board & Sound Operation by Sarah Redmond
Fly Crew: Casey Marchand, Philadelphia
Shoop, Joe Vatter & Julia Vatter
Running Crew: Jaime Downey, Casey
Marchand, Philadelphia Shoop, Kala Townsley, Joe Vatter, Julia Vatter &
Mitchell Wimberly
Set Construction: Korie Bayne,
Patrick Brennon, Rebecca Budzynski, Rachael Cain, Austin Carter, Sylvester
Czifrak, David DiManssino, Darien DiMassino, Ted Kirkland, Eric Maier, Jamie
Maier, Sean McMahon, Sy & Kate Olsen, Kathleen Parra, Sarah Redmond,
Marques Rudd, Hannah Scholl, Jacqueline Scholl, Katie Scholl, Carly
Schubert, Rebekah Sexton, Philadelphia
Shoop, Kyle Townsley, Veronica Troxell, Julia Vater and Mitchell Wimberly.
Production
by Bay Street Players’ Young Peoples Theater of Eustis, Florida
auditions in January,
information below! Medium
Cast
Performances
on April 21, 2007 @ 7:00 p.m. & April 22, 2007 @ 2 p.m.
at Historic State Theatre in downtown Eustis at 109 North Bay
Street (click for map)
A magical peach! An
imprisoned boy! Insect friends! An incredible journey! This amazing adventure
of James Henry Trotter will fulfill the fantasy of anyone who has ever dreamed
of escape. Roald Dahl's story comes hilariously to life in this delightful
dramatization that reveals the wickedness of some, the goodness of others, and
the indecision encountered by many when they are faced with crises. You will
see James (as he cleverly gets the Peach out of danger), the wise
Old-Green-Grasshopper and the pessimistic Earthworm. You will also see James'
mean Aunt Spiker and cruel Aunt Sponge come to a suitably sticky end. The
action is tied together by the Narrator, a storyteller, motivator, emcee and
audience friend!
Mother played by Zoe Griffey
Father played by Sean McMahon
Narrators played
by Seth Snyder, Ted Kirkland & Zoe Griffey
Aunt Sponge played by Veronica Troxell
Aunt Spiker played by Kayla Nobles
James Trotter played
by Sean McMahon
Little Old Man played by Ted Kirkland
Crowd Members played
by Jaime Downey, Casey
Marchand, Philadelphia Shoop,
Kala
Townsley, Joe Vatter, Julia Vatter & Mitchell Wimberly
Old-Green Grasshopper played by Taylor
Griffey
Silkworm played
by Austin Langford
Centipede played
by Britni Rains
Spider played by Kyle Townsley
Ladybug.
played by Mariah Ely
Earthworm played
by Jaime Maier
Glow-worm played
by Matthew Kinnison
Captain played
by Kristel Hanke
First Officer played by Zoe Griffey
Second Officer played by Veronica Troxell
Cloud-Men played
by Ted Kirkland, Veronica Troxell
Casting young people
currently in grade 6 – grade 12. Please
prepare chosen readings available January 9.
Cold readings possible.
Production is considered a course and a tuition fee will be
required. Some scholarships may be
available.
January 17, 2007
4:00
– 6:00 p.m. The State Theater of Eustis, Florida (click for map)
For Young People’s Theater
audition information, please call (352) 357-7777
Roles
Needed: All roles available.
Timothy
D. Turner
has been performing professionally for 27 years in professional &
commercial productions, on stage and screen, with celebrities such as Shirley
Jones, Rita Moreno & Marvin Hamlisch and groups like Canadian Brass &
the King’s Singers. He has directed and
produced theatre, cabarets, stage shows, concerts and film for more than 20
years throughout the continental United States and Europe. “James and the Giant Peach” marks his 5th
production with The Young Peoples Theater and this show marks his 76th
production in the area since his relocation to Central Florida in 2001. He holds a BM in Performance from Millikin University
and works as a director, performer, performance coach, clinician, producer,
composer, community organizer and writer.
Currently, he resides in Longwood, Florida just north of Orlando, but he
travels extensively as a working professional.
The
2006-2007 season marks the 31st year of Young People’s Theatre at Bay Street Players in Eustis, Florida.
This program was founded by Deborah J. Carpenter, and has been fulfilling the
community’s and Lake County’s need for the youth’s theatrical arts. The program
introduces children and teens to stagecraft, technical design, costume design,
performance skills and methods, and improvisation skills. The youth are
privileged to have a theatre as their classroom. They can experience various
roles in seasonal shows, both behind the curtain and onstage. Young People’s Theatre (YPT) gives children
grades preschool through high school the opportunity to learn all areas of
theatrical techniques, taught by experienced actors and directors. Many topics
are covered through the semester and are showcased at the end of the year in a
fully staged performance.