The Wellsville-Middletown Specdra group is holding its play, “Seusspeare: Much Ado About Everything,” on Friday and Saturday at the W-M gymnasium. The play starts at 7 p.m. on both days.
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The Wellsville-Middletown Specdra group is holding its play, “Seusspeare: Much Ado About Everything,” on Friday and Saturday at the W-M gymnasium. The play starts at 7 p.m. on both days.
The cost of the tickets is $15 for reserved gym floor seating and $5 for open bleacher seating. Tickets can be purchased by contacting one of the cast members or the directors.
A dinner will be served at the play. The menu includes lasagna, green beans and rolls and the dessert will be a white sheet cake since the play has a wedding theme.
The cast includes Zeke Bradley, Embrilynn Christian, Charlie Freie, Kara Freie, Aubrey Harmon, Leah Kleinsorge, Luke Nelson, Gatlin Null, Leo Oligschlaeger, Caiden Orick, Cody Roland, Maci Slay, Jade Thompson, Uriah Thompson and Pyper Travis. Senior Gage Nichols is the student director and Roni Bradley is the main director.
Freie plays the main character, Leona, a reality show TV star who comes up with a plan to save her show from cancellation. That plan is to hold a wedding for Leona’s daughter Helen, who is played by Harmon.
The play ends with a double wedding. Helen marries Claude, who is played by Oligschlaeger. Jade Thompson plays Helen’s cousin Beatrice and ends up marrying Benedict, who is played by Roland.
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