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In an unprecedented revival, ZAP! is back for a second season in the Lunchbox Theatre Series, and is an electrifying play about electricity! Written by award-winning playwright, Eric Coble, ZAP! was commissioned specially by Florida Rep and Lee County Electric Cooperative (LCEC) in 2007, and will educate children of all ages about the many wonders of electricity - history, safety and conservation. Audiences join Joanna Wilcox, a girl who doesn't ask why the lights come on or what powers her flat screen TV, on a zany and colorful journey of electric proportions! With the help of Zap, an Electrical Super Hero, and the three other Stimulating Spirits, Joanna travels through time to learn how to "Get Smart, Get Safe, and Get Saving!"
"ZAP! has surpassed LCEC's expectations. Florida Rep and Eric Coble created a play that teaches children about electric history, safety and conservation, and as a bonus, it is highly entertaining for the entire family," said Karen Ryan, Public Relations Manager for LCEC. "I have seen it more than a dozen times and each time I am amazed at the talent and engaging story the performance offers."ZAP! features the talents of Jack Benton, Trey Gerrald, Jessica Leach and Mary-Margaret Roberts, Florida Rep's season long Performance Interns, who perform in each of the three Children's Theatre offerings as well as on the Arcade stage."I am so excited for these young artists to share their work with our audiences," said ZAP! director, Rachel Burttram. "This is a revival, and this cast has really done a lot of work to make this play their own, and I am proud of that work."
Tickets to the Lunchbox Theatre Series are $12, and admission includes the performance, a boxed lunch provided by Jason's Deli and an interactive workshop with the cast. Tickets are available online (www.floridarep.org) and through Florida Rep's box office at 239-332-4488. Please do not call the Art Center for ticket information.ZAP! plays on February 28, March 7, 14 and 21.Cinderella Confidential plays on April 4.Schoolhouse Rock, LIVE! closes the Lunchbox Theatre Series on April 11.Florida Repertory Theatre is located on Bay between Jackson and Hendry in the River District, and the Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center is located on First Street between Jackson & Lee.
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