Seussical, the Musical
*The event has already taken place on this date: Sun, 07/31/2022
Horton the Elephant hears a noise coming from a speck of dust on a clover and commits himself to protecting it and the Whos who live on it; Jojo, a misfit Who who “doesn’t think normal thinks,” struggles to find his place in the tiny Who society; Gertrude McFuzz tries to catch the attention of her love – the kind and compassionate Horton. Through mishaps and adventures, these unique characters finally find what they seek – their places in the world. This production will be student-performed as the capstone to the 2022 Blackfriars Theatre Summer Intensive program, a professional summer training program for rising juniors in high school through recently-graduated college seniors.
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Music and Lyrics by Lynn Ahrens & Stephen Flaherty
Directed by Danny Hoskins
Musical Direction by Amanda Meldrum-Stevenson
Choreography by Lani Toyama Hoskins
"Seussical is a light-hearted yet meaningful tale illustrating the power of imagination and the importance of friendship and kindness." — Mancunion
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Organization:
Blackfriars TheatreLocation:
795 East Main Street14605
Rochester, NY, 14605United States
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Phone:
(585) 454-1260Contact name:
Blackfriars Box Office
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The event has already taken place on this date:
07/31/2022
Time:
See Schedule for Times
Price:
Regular: $35.00
Child under 12**: $15.00
Senior Discount: $3 off
Student w/Valid ID**: $20
Group Discount**: 15%
(10 or more)
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