Production Dates: Friday & Saturday, November 6 & 7 at 7:00pm Sunday, November 8 at 2:00pm
Director: Korey M. Echols Co-Director: Rodi M. Keator Music Director: Aimee O'Rork
The Brothers Grimm "go Broadway" as Sondheim and Lapine offer up a cockeyed fairy tale where all of your favorite
characters-Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Jack (and his beanstalk) and The Witch-meet and interact on their
journeys. With unforgettable roles, little dancing and no chorus, Into The Woods Junior showcases a medium-sized
ensemble of talented singers and actors. The sophisticated score has been adapted to make it easier-though still
challenging-for young performers. Into The Woods Junior is a funny and engaging way to get young people to think
about the stories with which they've grown up and the ethical issues raised therein.
The Cast of 'Into the Woods Jr.'
The Baker:Hunter Dotson
Baker's Wife:Abigail Stephens
Cinderella:Nikki Stone
Cinderella's Father:Jared Sisson
Cinderella's Mother:Madison Smith
Cinderella's Prince:Derrick Keator
Cinderella's Prince's Steward:Caroline Smith
Cinderella's Stepmother:Betsy Ballard
Florinda:Halley Akin
Granny:Madison Smith
Jack:Josh Stephens
Jack's Mother:Emily Evans
Little Red Riding Hood:Ellie Cape
Lucinda:Emily Echols
Milky White:Lindsey Fowler
Mysterious Man:Jared Clark
The Narrarator:Montell Newton
Rapunzel:Emily Schimikowski
Rapunzel's Prince:Jared Sisson
Rapunzel's Prince's Steward:Joshua Clark
The Witch:Jessi Hale
The Wolf:Derrick Keator
Directed by:
Brad D. Fowler
- Show Dates and Times -
Friday, September 11th - School Performance Only
Saturday, September 12th at 7:00pm
Sunday, September 13th at 2:00pm
Thank you to Griffin and the surrounding communities for making our fifth and final year of
School House Rock a tremendous success.
We could not be more pleased with the performances and the positive feedback we received from so many of you.
We were blessed with a remarkable cast - many of whom now will be moving on to our production of
Into The Woods Jr. (see above). We thank you all for your continued support and
look forward to seeing you again the first weekend in November.
Our thanks to everyone who came out and made our show a success over the two weekends.
It was a very difficult show but we loved every minute of it.
For more information on 'Back to the 80s' visit our details page for the show.
About the Show:
School House Rock Too picked up where the first one left off. Tom, the nerve-wracked school teacher
nervous about his first day of teaching, has made it through the day successfully. On his way home he stops
in at a down-on-its-luck diner that seems to be struggling to stay in business. Soon after he arrives he is
joined by his sister Valerie and her Super Scout Girls troop. Can Tom, Valerie and the Scouts figure out a
way to help their new friends at the diner keep it open? With new School House Rock songs, new sets and an
all new cast, this educational show will be great fun for all ages.
Camelot Theatre would like to thank the 1350 guests from Griffin and surrounding
cities and states who attended the Willy Wonka musical that we performed
February 8th, 9th and 10th.
We had record crowds and sold out every performance. We could not be more pleased with the
feedback we received.
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proudly presented
Directed by: Brad D. Fowler
Music Director: Dana Harrell
About the Show:
A pop culture phenomenon comes to the musical stage! The Emmy Award-winning 1970s Saturday morning
cartoon series that taught history, grammar, math, science and politics through clever, tuneful songs is
not only making a small-screen comeback, instructing a whole new generation to “Unpack Your Adjectives”
and “Do The Circulations,” it’s lighting up stages everywhere, from school multi-purpose rooms to
university and regional theatres all around the country.
Brad, a nerve-wracked school teacher nervous about his first day of teaching, tries to relax by
watching TV when various characters representing facets of his personality emerge from the set and show
him how to win his students over with imagination and music, through such beloved “Schoolhouse Rock”
songs as “Just A Bill,” “Lolly, Lolly, Lolly” and “Conjunction Junction.”
All Performances held at the Taylor Street Griffin Auditorium
located at 234 E. Taylor Street
Camelot Theatre was pleased to perform "Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible,
No Good, Very Bad Day",
on our new stage at the Enrichment Center May 4th-6th!!!
Camelot Cabaret - "Past & Future"
Camelot Theatre would like to thank everyone who attended and/or supported our recent production:
Camelot Cabaret - "Past & Future"held on February 10th & 11th at our new facility.
It was a very special show that brought back
many memories from Camelot's past nine years. It also allowed us to look to our future and give
our patrons a glimpse of the vast talent that will be involved in our upcoming shows.
And finally, it gave everyone a feel of the potential of our wonderful new theatre. Many improvements have
been made with many more planned and in the works for the Enrichment Center. We give our thanks to
everyone who dedicated their time and services to prepare the facility.
School House Rock Live! - 2006
About the Show:
A pop culture phenomenon comes to the musical stage! The Emmy Award-winning 1970s Saturday morning
cartoon series that taught history, grammar, math, science and politics through clever, tuneful songs is
not only making a small-screen comeback, instructing a whole new generation to "Unpack Your Adjectives"
and "Do The Circulations," it´s lighting up stages everywhere, from school multi-purpose rooms to
university and regional theatres all around the country.
Tom, a nerve-wracked school teacher nervous about his first day of teaching, tries to relax by
watching TV when various characters representing facets of his personality emerge from the set and show
him how to win his students over with imagination and music, through such beloved "Schoolhouse Rock"
songs as "Just A Bill," "Lolly, Lolly, Lolly" and "Conjunction Junction."
With its minimal band, set, costume and flexible cast requirements, the show may be performed in virtually
any space, bringing its infectious zest to a cross-generational audience. Children just discovering the
TV series to "Generation X-ers" seeking a taste of nostalgia will delight in this sure-fire entertainment
that´s simply good, clean, and educational fun.
Biscuits and Bullets 6: Scattered, Smothered and Covered
This Dinner Theatre Satirical Comedy was presented on June 30 and July 1, 2006 at GTO´s Event Center and will be returning in the Fall of 2006.
You won't believe what these characters or up to and what Tucker C Bodine does to solve the mystery. With the usual audience participation you've come to expect from this comedy series, maybe you will be lucky enough to take part in the show as well.
The Little Sisters of Hoboken operate Mount Saint Helen's School in Hoboken, new Jersey. Originally founded as a missionary order, they started out running a leper colony on an island south of France. Forced to leave the island when they lost control to a group of Protestant competitors, they returned to Hoboken. They went unnoticed until one day their cook, Sister Julia -- Child of God, unwittingly served some tainted vichyssoise soup and 52 sisters died of botulism. Fortunately a few of the sisters were off playing bingo with some Maryknolls and so were spared. Upon discovering the disaster, Mother Superior had a vision -- it was either Saint Catherine of Siena or Saint Thomas Aquinas in drag (she's not sure) -- in which she was told to start a greeting card company to raise funds for the burials of the 52. The greeting cards were an enormous success and thinking there was plenty of money, Reverend other bought a VCR for the convent. When she realized there was only enough money left to bury 48, she decided to stage a talent show to raise the money to bury the last four sisters who were put on ice in the convent deep freeze.
"Haints in Huntington Hall"
About the Show:
Fifty years ago, the millionaire J. Astor Huntington and his wife Virginia "Ginger" Busch Huntington
died. Since their deaths, the ghosts of Astor and Ginger have enjoyed their unlife at Huntington
Hall.
Today, their only heir--a fifth cousin twice removed--was found. He is country music singer Big Tex
Thompson.
The will stipulates that the heir and the heir's spouse must spend the night heir, oops, I meant there,
in the house to inherit the estate, valued at a total of $333 million.
Big Tex and his soon-to-be-ex-wife Mae Jean Johnson Thompson (also a country singer) determine to spend
the night, even if they kill each other in the process.
Joining them is Mae Jean's sister Jolene, recently released from psychiatric care, and Aunt Pete, a
large handsome woman with a history of her own.
Will they survive the night, inherit the estate, and make Huntington Hall into Hillbilly Heaven? Or will
the ghosts chase away their country kin?
School House Rock Live! - 2004
Directed by: M. Jared Carson
Co-Director/Computer Animation: Brad D. Fowler
Casting Director: Robbie Burke
Music Director: Dana Harrell
House at Pooh Corner -
Camelot Kid's Theatre is pleased to present "House at Pooh Corner".
All shows will be presented at the Third Ward Auditorium.
Tickets are $5 and will be available at the door. You may also reserve your tickets in advance by calling
770-227-0869.
Directed by: Jeff Ballaro
Produced by: Viki Bozeman
Produced in arrangement with: Dramatic Publishing Company
Godspell -
Camelot Theatre Company was pleased to present the musical "Godspell",
based upon the Gospel according to St. Matthew.
Godspell is a groundbreaking and unique reflection on the life of Jesus, with a message of
kindness, tolerance and love.
Directed by: Nancy Beall
Co-Directed by: M. Jared Carson
Conceived by: John-Michael Tebelak
Music & Lyrics by: Stephen Schwartz
Cast:
Stephen (Jesus) - Adam Grubbs
John/Judas - Charlie Braman
Jeffery - Michael Morgan
Lamar - Michael Bryan
Herb - John Taliaferro
Robin - Rodi Keator
Joanne - Aleece Smith
Peggy - Carlee Beall
Sonia - Lindsey Mouchet
Gilmer - Emily Stephens
Chorus 1 - Jenna Williamson
Chorus 2 - Jordan Slaughter
Chorus 3 - Crisde Norton
- - Godspell Reviews - -
Dear Sirs,
Bravo! Bravo! Bravo! Kudos to the cast and support staff for the production of Godspell.
My wife and I attended the Sunday afternoon performance. I have seen Godspell five times in the past,
beginning with a traveling group at the Civic Center in Atlanta in 1973 when GHS speech teacher Pat Lee
arranged a trip for the drama club. I have seen more polished performances with professionally trained
musicians and actors, but I have never seen a performance in which the cast acted and sang with more
emotion, heart, and soul. They put their whole being into the performance and it resulted in a memorable
afternoon. We were both moved to tears on several occasions during the performance and subsequently
lifted up to join with the cast in the joyous celebration of the life and teachings of Jesus. Overall,
it was an emotionally and spiritually uplifting performance. Thank you for a wonderful afternoon.
Produced by special arrangement with EWMD Publishers.
What they're saying . . .
"GREAT job with Biscuits and Bullets V for the Rotary Club last Friday.
It was my first encounter with the phenomenon, and I thoroughly enjoyed
myself. Thanks." -Virginia Martin
"I really enjoyed Biscuits and Bullets. It was the best one
yet." -Mary Thrower
