The Oswego Children’s Theater invites you to start the new year off right by bringing your teens to a twin bill performance of the one act plays â€ÂJuvie†and “Crying Out†that are especially targeted for young people.
The story of the play concerns four affluent couples who gather for a dinner party celebrating their host’s tenth wedding anniversary. So, The Players plan to allow the audience to participate in the anniversary celebration by inviting patrons to attend a wine, and cheese, party before the curtain and sampling a anniversary cake at intermission.
SUNY Oswego’s upcoming musical production “Songs for a New World” looks at characters finding support and solace among the struggles of life and love.
This spring, The Oswego Children’s Theater will continue it’s tradition of presenting plays especially targeted for issues concerning teenagers and young adults, with their production of two one act plays, “Juvie†and “Crying Outâ€Â.
The Oswego Players has announced a number of cast changes for the up-coming reprise production of the Neil Simon comedy, “Rumorsâ€Â
Intense rehearsals continue each day after school as the cast of “Crazy for You†prepares for the annual musical. The music of George Gershwin and lyric of Ira Gershwin highlight this year’s production which will be held at Oswego High School’s Ralph Faust Theatre of the Performing Arts on Feb. 5-6 at 7:30 p.m.
The Chicago Sun-Times describes “500 Clown Frankenstein” as “a work of psychic combat and power games that will have you laughing and holding your breath all at the same time.”
“Babes in Toyland†was written by the famous Victor Herbert with Lyrics by Glenn McDonough. The music includes such favorites as “Toy Landâ€Â, “I Can’t Do the Sumâ€Â, “Never mind Bo Peep†and “The March of the Wooden Soldiersâ€Â. The script for the Production was adapted for the modern stage by Lyndsie Jones and Wayne and Kelly Mosher.All Content Copyright Dot Publishing 2024. All Submissions Become Property of Dot Publishing All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.