Showing posts with label family. Show all posts
Showing posts with label family. Show all posts

Friday, May 8, 2015

Review Quotes! Everybody Loves Shrek!



“Wheelock's delightful and energetic Shrek sends a positive and timely message about not judging ourselves or others by what's on the outside rather than by what's on the inside. In our looks-obsessed society, it's a message that kids can't hear enough.”
-Margaret Hagemeister; Boston Events Insider

“The performance itself was… full of heart, dedication and sincerity. The ensemble cast sings and dances their hearts out, and their comedic timing is on point.”
-Meghan B. Kelly; WickedLocal.com

Tuesday, December 23, 2014

Throwback to OZ, 2012

The Wizard of Oz at Wheelock Family Theatre, 2012. Photos by Kippy Goldfarb and Tony Paradiso. Pictured: Timothy John Smith, Shelley Bolman, Ricardo Engermann, Jane Staab, Katherine Doherty, Patrick Barron, Becky Mason, Betsy Ogrinc, Gamalia Pharms, Elbert Joseph, and John Davin.
 

 













Backstage at WFT 2012. The Wizard of Oz.








Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Wheelock Family Theatre: Anne Shirley


"Anne of Green Gables" was first performed at Wheelock Family Theatre in 1989; the production having been seen on Prince Edward Island by Grace Napier and Bill Monnen and suggested as a "good fit" for WFT. Devon Sorvari was Anne Shirley. Ms. Sorvari has gone on to pursue a career in acting, having performed on stage, in film, and for television. The Sorvari family was involved with WFT for years. Besides Devon's work as a performer, Ann Sorvari developed many of the WFT Study Guides.

To check in on Devon, visit her website here: Devon Sorvari

Danielle Perry played Anne Shirley in the 1999 production at Wheelock.

This year's production of "Anne of Green Gables" features Jennifer Beth Glick as Anne Shirley. Jennifer is excited, having wanted to play the role since the last time it was produced at WFT in 1999.
Patrons of WFT musicals may remember Jennifer in "The Secret Garden" as the kind maid of Misselthwaite Manor, Martha, and in "Seussical" as the bird of slight feathers, Gertrude McFuzz. Jennifer has a number of songs on YouTube and you can hear them here: Jennifer Singing