Local 12-Year-Old to Star in JACK FROST at Media Theatre 12/3

Karl Meyer, 12 years old, has his Media Theatre debut as the title role in Jack Frost SAVES CHRISTMAS this holiday season. The youth production plays Saturday mornings: December 3 at 9:45am, 10, 17, and 24 at 11am.

Jack Frost SAVES CHRISTMAS is the story of a boy who has a unique talent-everything he touches turns to ice. When Father Winter retires, young Jack must find a way to save the holiday in Christmastown before it gets too hot and all the snow melts away. The musical for ages 4 and up by Matt & Tina Jo Wallace and Scott Bradley has its East Coast premiere at The Media Theatre after several successful runs in Indiana, Illinois, and Tennessee.

Karl Meyer is a student at Bala Cynwyd Middle School of the Lower Merion School District where he plays percussion in sixth grade band. He is a member of The Media Theatre's New School, a conservatory-style approach to music theatre education, as are most members of the cast. Meyer also attended the 2011 King's College Choir Training Course, sponsored by the Royal School of Church Music America, under the direction of Richard Tanner (Director of Music, Blackburn Cathedral in Lancashire, UK).

He has performed in several productions with the Wolf Performing Arts Center in Wynnewood, most recently as Pig-Pen in SNOOPY in June 2011. He has appeared in productions of ALICE IN WONDERLAND and PETER PAN with Wolf PAC. He sings with the St. Andrew Boys Choir of the Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church.

For tickets to Jack Frost SAVES CHRISTMAS, which is an hour in length and features singing animals and snowflakes, plus a humorous story-line with important lessons, call The Media Theatre at 610-891-0100 or visit mediatheatre.org.

 

 

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