Photo Flash: First Look at Amy Barker, Thomas Eiser & More in SBCT's INTO THE WOODS
By: BWW News Desk Jul. 26, 2012
South Bend Civic Theatre presents INTO THE WOODS, directed by Stephanie and Stephen Salisbury, and starring Amy Barker, Thomas Eiser, Barbara Garland, Dawn Hagerty, Justin Hissey, Kara Kane, Sean Leyes, Kelly Loughlin, Natalie MacRae, Jennifer Medich, Jacob Medich, Caitlin O'Brien, Rachel Raska, Margaret Rhein, Kristen Riggs, Joe Roman, Andrew Ross, Steven Russell, and Alexandria Sadowski. INTO THE WOODS opens tomorrow, July 27 and runs through August 12. BroadwayWorld has a first look at the production below.
Famed composer/lyricist Stephen Sondheim teamed with book writer James Lapine to create this beloved modern musical from the original tales of The Brothers Grimm. The original production won three Tony awards in 1988 and a 2002 Broadway production was named best revival at the Tony's, adding to its staying power. This summer, New York's famed Shakespeare in the Park series features a star-studded production in Central Park.
Note on age appropriateness: Into the Woods contains some adult themes and situations. Parental discretion is advised for children under 12.
Into the Woods performs in the Wilson Mainstage Auditorium, 403 N Main St in South Bend, July 27-August 12. Tickets are $18 Wednesday and Thursday (7:30 PM), $21 Friday, Saturday (8:00 PM), and Sunday (3:00 PM). Call the Box Office 574-234-1112 (open 12-6 weekdays) or go online: www.sbct.org. Thanks to sponsors Villing and Company, Majority Builders, Roger Senkbeil – AXA Advisors, and Lexus of Mishawaka.
Photo Credit: Jon Gilchrist
Natalie MacRae, Caitlin O'Brien, Steven Russell
Jennifer Medich, Caitlin O'Brien, Steven Russell
Jacob Medich, Caitlin O'Brien
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