SOME OF THE forged customers for the Missoula Children’s Theatre’s creation of “The Emperor’s New Clothes” rehearse for Saturday’s performances. From remaining are Conor Nelson as Royal Scholar Pink Lucia Glime as Royal Scholar Roxy Mandi Fielding, Missoula Children’s Theatre director/actor and Joey Chook as ManyPenny. (Terri Castelaz/Day-to-day News photo)
IRON MOUNTAIN — The community is invited to be part of the Emperor, his close friends and subjects, and the chaotic silkworms Saturday when the Missoula Children’s Theatre and more than 40 neighborhood college students present “The Emperor’s New Garments.”
The authentic musical adaptation of the Hans Christian Andersen typical will be done at 3 and 5:30 p.m. at the Braumart Civic Middle, 106 E. B St. in downtown Iron Mountain.
Participating in the title character of the Emperor is community scholar Ethan Servia. Other showcased performers include things like Joey Chicken as ManyPenny, Lucia Glime as Royal Scholar Roxy, and Conor Nelson as Royal Scholar Purple.
The Kings will be Carli Bischoff, Dawson Laitinen, Daniel Erickson and Caroline Mathis and the Queens will be Halianna Kusmitch, Alycia McConnell, Pleasure Oman and Sophia Richardson. The Money Council will be played by Akina Asanuma, Alivia Chicken, Timothy Erickson, Sarah Erickson, Sophie Glime, Sonja Hayes, Hunter Hulce and Carson Mills. Gem is Freya Hayes, while the Royal Jewelers are Ema Asanuma, Olivia Burton and Kiera Loomis. Boots is Brent Ackley, and the Royal Cobblers are Adelaide Husing, Elijah Laarman and Miranda Lyman. The Royal Hatters are Herb MacIntyre, Cecelia Michna and Jaden Netto, led by Signe Trindal as Lid. The Royal Tailors will be performed by Gabriel Ferguson and Anna Umbriaco and Jeremiah Michna will be Sew. And eventually, the Royal Silkworms will be played by Brades Burton,
Ga deKoster, Esther Erickson, Ulric Hayes, Mila Hoke, Catherine Majors, Jonathan Netto and Peyton Patton.
MISSOULA CHILDREN’S THEATRE director/actor Josh Hires helps Lucia Glime with her role as Royal Scholar Roxy in “The Emperor’s New Apparel.” (Terri Castelaz/Everyday News photograph)
Chloe Hulce has served as assistant director during the 7 days.
This is the sixth yr the Missoula Children’s Theatre, the nation’s major touring children’s theatre company, has organized a output at the Braumart. The Missoula Children’s Theatre delivers a staff of actor/directors with a set, lights, costumes, props and make-up — every little thing to put on a production. All demonstrates are variations of vintage children’s stories and fairytales, offered after significantly less than a week of rehearsals.
Tickets are $10 and are accessible at the doorway.
The Missoula Children’s Theatre residency in Iron Mountain is sponsored by the Braumart Civic Middle with help from Buddies of the Braumart.
For far more facts, get in touch with the Braumart at 906-239-9002.
THE MISSOULA CHILDREN’S Theatre, together with much more than 40 nearby solid associates, will existing “The Emperor’s New Clothing,” on Saturday at the Braumart Civic Center in Iron Mountain. The two performances are established for 3 and 5:30 p.m. (Terri Castelaz/Day by day Information image)
