We've Got The County Covered
We've Got The County Covered
All the cute little ones were portrayed as raccoons. They were as follows: Owen Egbert, Isley Welsh, Lucy Grabofsky, Kane Jones, Brady Garrett, Colter Mohar, Danial Cornell, Hustonn Van Voast, Eli Jones, Zane Grabofsky and Assistant Director was Brady Zellmer
The Wolfgang were played by: Auzdyn King, Cooper Grabofsky, Ben Warren, Piper Fox, Savannah Heilig, and Gracie Zellmer.
The Shadows were played by: Katie Kimmel, Holly Grabofsky, Hannah Van Voast, Izzy Van Voast, Avery Fox, Landon Hickel, and Jake Brown.
Abby Grabofsky (Mother Hood and Grandma), Lucas Grabofsky (Brother Hood), Juliann Tomaskie-Hawley (Robin Hood), Front: Lacey Hickel (Red Riding Hood), and Alaina Egbert (Sister Hood).and Jake Brown.
Hudson Simons, Mary Simons, and Harley Beck (The Three Little Pigs)
J.R. Brown (The Locksmith), Shay Humphreys (Ranger Rooney), Trever Kimmel (The Woodsman).
Meridian Snider (Girl Friend), FrontL Lacey Hickel (Red Riding Hood), Laci Maloney and Cassidy Grabofsky (Girl Friends).
The MCT recently came to Turner to make students in all grades shine like an actor or actress. The production was entitled, "Red Riding Hood." It was adapted by Michael McGill. Music was also by Michael McGill. Grades K-12 auditioned on Monday and began practices immediately after school. The remainder of the week was students of certain groups practicing and lines as well as actions later. If you missed the production Saturday afternoon, you surely missed out. It is amazing how in just a few short days, a large production can be presented to an audience. Costumes and music were provided by MCT.
Over the river and through the woods to Grandmother's house she goes. Red Riding Hood, not so little anymore, and her pre-teen pals try to stay on the straight and narrow in the latest adventure from the Missoula Children's Theatre, Red Riding Hood. The Big Bad Wolf, who is not so bad after all, and a friendly neighborhood Forest Ranger urge our heroes to stay true to the path, for in the Shadows lurk diversions and a sinister surprise or two. A pack of woefully nasty young wolves and a handsome Woodsman, too good to be true, are a must for the story. And we can't have a wolf tale without Three Little Pigs and even a Boy Who Cries....you guessed it. With help from her family and a loyal young Locksmith (he carries the key), Red finds her Grandma and a whole lot more. Now if only she could retrieve her picnic basket from those rascally Raccoons. Life is no picnic when you stray from the trail!
