York Little Theatre Presents SPELLING BEE 9/24-10/2
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee opens YLT's 2010-11 Season on September 24. It's a hilarious but heart-felt Broadway musical which introduces six pre-teen misfits desperate to win the spelling bee of their lives. Portrayed are the uproarious and bittersweet comedies that unfold from the angst-ridden lives of the contestants and their hosts in this unique, charming, musical gem.
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee is directed by YLT Artistic Director Eric Bradley Long, who was drawn to the show by William Finn and Rachel Sheinkin because of its wonderful music and humor. Spelling Bee is the winner of several Tony Awards including Best Score, Best Book and Best Musical.
The cast features local actors Kellie Duncan, Joe Durika, Beth Jacobs, Emily Jenkins, Will Jenkins, Erin Kelly, Casey McMillion, Tom O'Shea and Tyler Workman. Each night four audience members are chosen to appear onstage as guest contestants in this fast-moving, witty and wise, super-smart, crowd-pleasing show.
Performances are on September 24, 25, 30, October 1 and 2 at 7:30; and on September 26 and October 3 at 3 p.m. Tickets are $10 -22. More information and tickets are available by calling the box office at 717-854-5715, 11 - 6, Monday through Friday, or visiting www.ylt.org.
York Little Theatre, now entering its 78th season of shows, is a nonprofit community theatre which values and nurtures the irreplaceable role of the arts and is dedicated to engaging and enriching its entire, diverse community in the dramatic arts through a broad range of professionally directed, entertaining, stimulating, and sometimes provocative performances.
York Little Theatre is located at 27 South Belmont Street, York PA, just south of Market Street at the intersection of I83. York Little Theatre is a proud member of The Cultural Alliance of York.
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