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| Artistic
Director: Ralph MacPhail, Jr. |
Music Director: Jeffrey Jones-Ragona |
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Forrest
Kline Performing Arts Center at
Crockett
High School
5601 Manchaca Road
Click
here for a map |
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TICKET
PRICING
$25
adults
$20 students over 18 with i.d.
$5 for young people
18 and under
$5 discount on adult and student tickets when purchased online
in advance.
For group sales of 10 or more,
contact Patricia Kaplan at (512)
472-4772 |
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| Performance Schedule |
| Thursday |
June 19th |
8pm |
Preview |
| Friday |
June 20th |
8pm |
Opening Night Gala |
| Saturday |
June
21st |
3pm |
Matinee
Captioning
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8pm |
Evening
Performance |
| Sunday |
June
22nd |
3pm |
Matinee
Children's Activities | 2pm |
| Thursday |
June
26th |
8pm |
Evening
Performance
Captioning
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| Friday |
June
27th |
8pm |
Evening
Performance |
| Saturday |
June
28th |
3pm |
Matinee
Children's Activities | 2pm |
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8pm |
Evening
Performance
Captioning
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| Sunday |
June
29th |
3pm |
Closing
Performance |
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Opening
Night Post-Show Gala | June 20th
Children's Day Pre-Curtain Activities | June 22nd & 28th
Captioning Available | June 21st, 26th & 28th |
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| Performers |
| The
Pirate King |
David
Fontenot |
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| Samuel |
Michael
Borysow |
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| Frederic |
Holton
Johnson |
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| Major-
General Stanley |
Frank
Delvy |
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| Sergeant
Of Police |
Russell Gregory |
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| Mabel |
Carol
Brown |
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| Kate |
Lisa Alexander |
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| Edith |
Patricia
Combs |
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| Isabel |
Angela
Irving |
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| Ruth |
Janette
Jones |
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| Women's
Chorus |
Jennifer
Adams |
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Nancy
Arnold |
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Stephanie
Blackwood |
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Christina
Crater |
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Amanda
Hatfield |
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Karlyn
McCutchan |
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Rebecca
Stokinger |
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Mandy Summers |
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Katherine
Wiggins |
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| Men's
Chorus |
Chris
Bugge |
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Art
Dibianca |
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Andy
Fleming |
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Bill
Hatcher |
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John
Lopez |
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Spencer
Reichman |
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Ariel
Rios |
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Derek
Smootz |
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Daniel Stone |
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Jay
Young |
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Rehearsal Schedule & Contact List
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Synopsis: The
Pirates of Penzance is one of the most beloved operas of
all time.
Apprenticed
as a child to a band of tenderhearted, orphaned pirates,
Frederic
completes
his
21st
year of his
indentures and decides to return to respectable society.
He meets, Mabel, the youngest of General Stanley's daughters,
and falls in love.
But by a twist of fate, it turns out that
he was born on February 29 in leap year, and he remains apprenticed
to the pirates until his 21st birthday.
By the end of the
opera, the pirates, a Major General who knows nothing of
military strategy, his large family of beautiful but unwed
daughters, and the timid constabulary all contribute to a
cacophony that can be silenced only by Queen Victoria's name. |
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