Bravo Productions Brings THE SOUND OF MUSIC to Randolph Road Theatre This Weekend

Bravo Productions is delighted to join scores of theatrical companies across America in presenting Rodgers and Hammerstein's classic, The Sound of Music, during the 50th anniversary year of the movie debut.

Julie Andrews, who starred as Maria Rainer in the wildly successful film version seen by generations of children all around the world, recently appeared at Strathmore to celebrate the anniversary. The original 1959 Broadway show won four Tony Awards including best actress for Mary Martin and ran for 1443 performances.

Leading the BRAVO cast of 32 are Alisa McCaw, a 7th grade veteran of many past BRAVO productions who attends Kingsview Middle School in Boyds as well as Kilmer Middle School 8th grader Timothy Proudkii as Captain von Trapp.

The production team includes Producer/Director Laurie Levy Issembert, Music Director Laura Brady and Choreographer Laurie Newton, as well as Assistant Director Valerie Issembert.

This production team will reunite in the fall when BRAVO Is excited to offer Disney's Peter Pan Jr. for students in grades 2 - 9.

Pictured, from left to right: First row - Allison Howlett (Louisa), Emily Ashman (Gretl), Madison Sherman (Brigitta), Olivia Putnam (Marta); Second row - Daniel Schorr (Friedrich), Alisa McCaw (Maria), Timothy Proudkii (Captain), Ayelet Baisburd (Liesl), and Eli Langer (Kurt). Not pictured are double cast members Alexa Vinner (Gretl) and Rachel Roberts (Marta). Photography by Anne Marill.

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