May 3, 2017
Cavod presents this adaption of the classic tale, performed by the actors from Cavod Performing Arts Academy at the Cavod Theatre in New Holland, PA
May 3, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
New Holland, Pennsylvania – Cavod’s acting classes present Dr. Dolittle, the classic tale of a wacky but kind doctor who has learned to talk to animals. When Dolittle attempts to help a seal named Sophie, he is wrongly accused of murder and stands trial before General Bellowes. Will Dr. Dolittle be able to continue his search for the oldest and wisest creature on earth, the Great Pink Sea Snail? This tale of adventure and unlikely friendships, based on the books by Hugh Lofting, will inspire you to stand up for what you believe in.
Performances will be held at Cavod Theatre with two separate casts:
• Friday May 5, 7pm
• Saturday May 6, 2 pm & 7pm
• Sunday May 7, 4pm
• Friday May 19, 7pm
• Saturday May 20, 2 pm & 7pm
• Sunday May 21, 4pm
Directed by Meredith Nicholson. Choreographer: Stephanie Morales, Music Director: Caleb Heckman
Featured Roles Include: Gavin Haas & Justin Arment as Dr. Dolittle; Abby Mohler & Mackenzie Junto as Madeline Mugg; Ethan Sommers & Liam Rice as Tommy Stubbins; Dane Tankesley & Joshua Umholtz as General Bellows; Ashley Page & Abigail Imchen as Emma Fairfax
Supporting cast and ensemble: Darien Good, Naomi Wenger, Haven Barley, Lauren Yates, Madeline Hafer, Jazmyne Levengood, Anissa Mohler, Idelmarie Pacheco, Morgan Watt, Chloe Weaver, Ruthie Reeser, Kelsi Basehore, Aubrey Metzler, Sheridan MacKenzie, Bronwyn Smith, Sean Ammons, Elyssia Good, Peyton Haley, Hannah Cress, Stevey Shelly, Olivia Ammon, Kendell Moats, Sarah Hankinson, Jocelyn Ference, Roxanne Avril, Brieanna Krizmencic, Danika Snader, Leilani McCloud, Micah Lapp, Eliana Kreider, Cocoa Houck, Johnathan O'Maille, Caitlin Stoltzfoos, Heather Scribner, Michaela Richter, Jada Correll, Veronica Fox, Xavia Shenk, Erynn Mullins, Kennedy Meglic, Jocelyn Appleton, Alaynis Velazquez, Sarah Arment, Ella Lehman, Giovanna Nazzaro, Savannah Ritter, Aaliyah Lapp, Leila Eby, Manessah Hackman, Ella Cassidy, Samira Hackman, Olivia Lapp, Aleksandra Saran
Advance tickets cost $15 adults; $10 students; $17 at the door. Tickets can be purchased by calling 717-354-3355 Monday - Thursday 9am to 9pm.; or online at www.cavodacademy.com.
About Cavod Academy
Cavod Academy of the Arts, a non-profit performing arts academy located in New Holland, PA. Cavod Academy offers a variety of performing arts classes for dance, gymnastics, theater, music and early arts. They have a traveling dance and theater company and put on community theater productions. Theater productions are performed in their new theatre space, opened in July 2015. Be the first to experience our new seating arrangement including risers for all those 'hard to see' seats thanks to the generous donations of our sponsors.
Contact Info:
Name: Connie Dienner
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Cavod Academy of the Arts
Address: Cavod Academy 665 West Main St. New Holland, PA 17557
Phone: (717) 354-3355
Source URL: http://marketersmedia.com/dr-dolittle-jr-coming-to-cavod-theatre/193150
For more information, please visit https://cavodacademy.com/
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Release ID: 193150
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