Barrie Theater Productions
Barrie Drama Past Production 2004-2005: Ah, Wilderness
Photographs: Robert Trippett
Barrie Drama Past Production 2004-2005: Just Like Me
Photographs: Robert Trippett
Barrie Drama Past Production 2004-2005: Seussical
Photographs: Robert Trippett
Barrie Drama Past Production 2003-2004: Little Shop of Horrors!
Photographs: Beej Flamholz
Barrie Drama
Past Production 2003-2004:
Middle School Show
Echoes from the Titanic
February 5-6, 2003 7:30pm
"Echoes" is the real account of what happened on
the Titanic when it struck the iceberg. The survivors provide
you with their account of the famous incident. The play is
an adaptation of the 1912 Senate hearings on the disaster.
This re-enacted testimony gives witness to the events surrounding
the rush to the lifeboats and the rescue of the survivors.
The pieces of the story fall into place, as one by one, the
survivors tell their story. This is a gripping tale of honor,
valor, sacrifice, and suffering.
Photographs: Kim Moskowitz
Barrie Drama Past Productions 2003-2004: "SHOOTING
STARS"
Molly Newman's
SHOOTING STARS
Directed by Natalie Wolf
November 12-15, 2003
A, "brash, fast-moving study of a women's basketball
team on tour in small-town mid-America...genuinely funny...built
around female banter and a strong strain of truthfulness."
This show is based on the various women's basketball teams
that toured the country in the early 1960's.
Photographs: Pete Manzelli
Barrie Drama Past Productions:
Cinderella
Barrie Drama's presentation of Rodgers and Hammerstein's CINDERELLA
was a sell-out success! The first three nights of the play were
sold out and more than 200 children attended the matinee. This
timeless enchantment of a magical fairy tale was first presented
on television in 1957 starring Julie Andrews and was the most
widely viewed program in the history of the medium. Its recreations
in 1965 starring Lesley Ann Warren, and again in 1997 starring
Brandy and Whitney Houston (and seen by over 60 million viewers)
were no less successful in transporting new generations to the
kingdom where dreams-come-true.
This production involved more than 50 students in a variety
of roles. Students were involved on stage as actors, singers
and dancers. The cast featured Terry Krueger (03) as Cinderella,
Ben Shepard (03) as the Prince, Rachel Levine (03) as the
Stepmother, Sarah Goodman (04) as the Fairy Godmother, Audra
Fannon (07) and Yewande Panox (04) as the Stepsisters and
Chuck Gang (03) and Lindsay Droter (07) as the King and Queen.
This show was very complex and our technical crew worked hard
under the direction of Beej Flamholz. Seniors Andy Fuller, Charlie
Ebbecke, Peter Doidge and Chuck Gang along with Jarrett Colby
(04) mentored our junior technical crew as they created a working
fountain, a track system used to move scenery and computerized
lighting for special effects. Costumer Leslie Magida (03) and
Stage Manager, Claire Green (05) took leadership roles as they
helped director/choreographer, Natalie Wolf, handle production
issues. Vince Patterson put together a combination of Barrie
musicians and professional musicians for our 'orchestra'.
Congratulations to the cast and crew on an excellent play!
Pictures: Pete Manzelli
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