UA Little Rock Presents “Peter and the Starcatcher” Oct. 23-26 – Information

NOTE: This article has been up to date. Due to unexpected circumstances, the opening night time of “Peter and the Starcatcher” has been moved to Oct. 23. If you had tickets for the Oct. 22 efficiency, please reserve tickets for one of many remaining showtimes utilizing the hyperlink under.

The UA Little Rock School of Literary and Performing Arts invitations audiences to set sail for journey with its manufacturing of “Peter and the Starcatcher,” working Oct. 23–26, within the University Theatre. Admission is free; nevertheless, tickets must be reserved online.

Packed with swashbuckling pirates, intelligent orphans, and extra, this Tony Award-winning play reimagines the century-old story of how a depressing orphan boy turns into the legendary Peter Pan.

“‘Peter and the Starcatcher’ is ensemble storytelling at its best,” mentioned Stacy Pendergraft, SLPA’s producing creative director, who will direct the play. “The imaginative challenge for actors in terms of physicality and swashbuckling style is significant. It’s quite a romp of a show, a playful, heartwarming story celebrating the power of friendship and human connection.”

Audiences might be transported to a world of journey, friendship, and discovery as they watch an orphan boy and his pals battle grasping pirates and uncover the mysteries of Neverland. With its creative staging and quick-witted humor, the play captures the timeless magic of rising up and the enjoyment of holding on to childhood marvel.

Performance Schedule:

Evening Performances: October 23–24 at 7:30 p.m.

Matinee Performances: October 25 and 26 at 2:30 p.m.

All performances might be held within the University Theatre on the UA Little Rock campus.

UA Little Rock college students starring within the manufacturing embrace Angelino Juario, Danielle Arum, Madisyn Thomas, Diego Ladino, Marionna Parker, Tory Williams, Maxx Hodges, Ty Waller, Alexis McCalister, Bannon Jones, Cooper Sykes, Levey Saintil, and Jennifer Ben.

The SLPA staff and college students have been rehearsing for the exhibits since September. Under the musical path of Lorissa Mason with choreography by Caelon Colbert, the manufacturing options scenic design by Karen Dauenhauer with technical path by Robert Warner. Reign Venture offers puppet design, with costumes by Don Bolinger and Verda Davenport-Booher, lighting by Mike Stacks, and sound by Gideon Brewer. Guest artist Xander Udochi serves as struggle coordinator.

Shows are free and open to the general public, however reservations are required online. For extra info, contact Colbert at [email protected] or 501-916-3291.