Steampunk OLIVER!, CINDERELLA and More to Bring the Holidays to The Secret Theatre, Dec 2013
By: BWW News Desk
This holiday season, The Secret Theatre is Long Island City's entertainment destination. With a daring new Steampunk-infused version of Oliver!, musicals made just for children as part of LIC's only weekly children's theatre program, a raucously funny new adaptation of fairytale favorite Cinderella, performances by The Secret Theatre Academy of Dramatic Arts' students, cast-led carols, trees, wreaths, presents and even a visit from Santa Claus, the stage is set for magical holiday memories.
Oliver! the musical kicks off the season December 6 in a production of the show like you've never seen it before. Led by acclaimed director Lenny Banovez of TITAN Theatre Company, this unique production puts a Steampunk twist on Lionel Bart's familiar music and lyrics, based, themselves, on the Charles Dickens novel, Oliver Twist. The cast features Artistic Director of the Secret Theatre Richard Mazda in the infamous role of Fagin, Chicago Shakespeare's Gregory Isaac as Bill Sykes, Bailey Seeker of NYU-CAP21 as Nancy and introduces both Amanda Dupuy as Oliver and John Alden Hooper as the Artful Dodger. The cast also includes a large and talented ensemble of children and adults. The artistic team features Costume Designer Becky Willett of Broadway's Lucky Guy and Off-Broadway's Somewhere Fun and The Rain Maker, Musical Director Dror Baitel, Choreographer Nicholas Sotack, Lighting Designer Dan Jobbins, Prop Designer Anna Grace Carter and the pair Richard Mazda and Jasmine Roberts for Set Design. Tickets for Oliver! are $25 for adults, $15 for children and $70 for Family 4-Packs.
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