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Presented at the Charleston
Civic Center Little Theater. The show is a headline FestivALL event.
All tickets are $20. The Civic Center Little Theater box office opens on Monday,
June 7, 2010 and is open every day but Sunday from 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM and 1 hour
before curtain on show days.
The production is sponsored by Mrs. Alex Shoenbaum with supporting sponsorship by Magic Makers Costumes in celebration of
their 25-year affiliation with the Guild.
Special Note! Arrive early to the show to see circus style acts and other
entertainment just outside the Civic Center Little Theater entrance.
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Time |
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Saturday, June 19, 2010 |
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8:00 PM |
| Sunday, June 20, 2010 |
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3:00 PM |
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Friday, June 25, 2010 |
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8:00 PM |
| Saturday, June 26, 2010 |
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8:00 PM |
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Sunday, June 27, 2010 |
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3:00 PM |
Overview
 The Marvelous, Magical Circus Musical!Barnum traces the career
of America’s greatest showman from 1835 to the year he joined with James A.
Bailey to form the Greatest Show on Earth. P.T. Barnum was the King of
Humbug; the exaggeration of fact. This energetic show tells Barnum’s life
through the setting of scenes and acts in a circus. We Follow his life
with his wife, Chairy, his living curiosities from Joice Heth the Oldest
Woman in the World, through the smallest man, Tom Thumb, and Barnum’s first
respectable attraction, Jenny Lind the Swedish Nightingale. Surrounding the
great showman are circus type performers, clowns, a Ringmaster, show goers,
and an on-stage circus band.
The score includes I Like Your Style, Come Follow the Band, The Colors of
My Love, There Is a Sucker Born Every Minute, The Prince of Humbug, Black
and White, Join the Circus.
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Characters
| P. T. Barnum |
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Kristopher Corbett |
| Chairy Barnum |
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Cary Lantz Brown |
| Jenny Lind |
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Marina Jurica |
| James A. Bailey |
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Todd Preston |
| Joice Heth; Blues Singer |
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Cheryl Plear |
| Tom Thumb |
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Tim Whitener |
| Mr. Stratton/Ensemble |
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John Valleau |
| Chester Lyman/Ensemble |
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Greg Garner |
| Amos Scudder/Ensemble |
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Wes Armstead |
| Goldschmidt/Templeton/Ensemble |
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Steven Brannon |
| Humbert Morrissey/Ensemble |
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Jared Morgan |
| 1st Woman/Ensemble |
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Hope Snodgrass |
| Mrs. Stratton/2nd Woman/Ensemble |
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Theresa Einreinhoffer |
| Specialty/Dancer/Ensemble |
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L. Shawn Coleman |
| Specialty/Ensemble |
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Rex Roberts |
| Dancer/Ensemble |
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Cameron Burford |
| Specialty/Ensemble |
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Stevie Brigode |
| Tumbler/Dancer/Ensemble |
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Jessica Cooper |
| Dancer/Ensemble |
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Debbie Holstein |
| Dancer/Ensemble |
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Kate Jordan |
| Tumbler/Dancer/Ensemble |
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Olivia Lester |
| Dancer/Ensemble |
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Toni Pilato |
| Dancer/Ensemble |
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Joanna Radow |
| Tumbler/Dancer/Ensemble |
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Frannie Slotnick |
| Preshow &/or Intermissionm |
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Amanda Barber |
| Preshow &/or Intermission |
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Nichkolas Kain |
| Preshow &/or Intermission |
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Paul Miller |
Production
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Original Broadway Production:
Music by Cy Coleman.
For
the Guild: Direction by Nina Pasinetti; Technical Direction by Tom
Pasinetti; Musical Direction by Bobby Hodges. |
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