April 28th, 2000
To
May 21st, 2000
Performances
- April 28th, 2000 7:30 pm
- April 29th, 2000 7:30 pm
- April 30th, 2000 6:00 pm
- May 5th, 2000 7:30 pm
- May 6th, 2000 7:30 pm
- May 7th, 2000 6:00 pm
- May 12th, 2000 7:30 pm
- May 13th, 2000 7:30 pm
- May 14th, 2000 6:00 pm
- May 19th, 2000 7:30 pm
- May 20th, 2000 7:30 pm
- May 21st, 2000 6:00 pm
Director
Gwen AdamsMusic Director
Bruce TaylorChoreographer
Lee & Janet Barton, Adrienne BaltzStage Manager
Gary SpeesProduction Crew
| Costume creator | Joanne Ferguson |
| Costume creator | Kathleen Kershaw |
| Light Crew | Kizzy Goodwin |
| Light Crew | Kalen Spees |
| Light Crew | Lindsay Williams |
| Light design | Kalen Spees |
| Light design | Trevor Iwaszuk |
| Mural artist | Willo McKee-Huard |
| Prop mistress | Sally Richardson |
| Set construction | Verne Goodwin |
| Set construction | Larry Adams |
| Set construction | Paul Adkins |
| Set design | Larry Adams |
| Stage Crew | Judy Welch |
| Stage Crew | Becky Miller |
Musicians
| Piano | Bruce Taylor |
| Keyboards | Megan Ranney |
"Little Women The Musical"
Louisa May Alcott's Little Women is one of those classics destined for the stage and screen. Alcott's alter-ego, Jo March, has already been immortalized in film by three generations of Hollywood actresses -Katherine Hepburn, June Allison, and Wynona Ryder. Now CSTOCK brings Jo and her sisters to life once more on their Silverdale stage in the premier presentation of a musical adaptation of Alcott's beloved story.
Little Women - The Musical, is the inspiration of Gwen Adams and Bruce Taylor, two North Kitsap residents who met while performing in Kingston Little Theater's production of The Fantastiks. Taylor has always wanted the chance to write music and Adams has filled file cabinets with stories and song lyrics that "only the dust mites will ever see." Adams and Taylor plan to market the play professionally and are inviting agents and regional theater reps to the premiere. "This one won't be another dust catcher," Adams vows. Adams will direct her script, Taylor his score, and Verne Goodwin will produce.
A special pre-show presentation will feature music by the next generation of Little Women: Gracie Adkins, Anna Grummel, Nicole Parker, and Allison Engelhard. Get to the show early to catch their act!
Hankies are recommended for such songs as Beth's "Never Meant to Stay" and Father's letter home "Across the Night". Jo's "A Place For Me" expresses her frustration at the limitations placed on women of the Victorian era. Other musical selections include the whimsical "Pickwick Portfolio," "Let Me Be Your Dream," and "Choices of the Heart".
This production opens April 28 and runs through May 21 with Friday and Saturday performances at 8 p.m. and Sunday's performance at 6 p.m. Watch for a special coupon special for the Mother's Day performance on Sunday, May 14. Tickets are $8 for adults and $6 for children 11 and under, and are available at the Kitsap Mall Customer Service Booth. (Please Note: Langlois Piano in Silverdale is closing and therefore tickets are no longer available at that outlet.)
All performances are at the CSTOCK theatre in the Silverdale Community Center at 9729 Silverdale Way. Theatre Information Line is 692-9940.
| Actor/Actress | Character Role(s) | |
| Kelly Cliber | Josephine March |  |
| Sarah McGregor | Meg March | |
| Alena Menefee | Beth March | |
| Christie Ferguson | Amy March | |
| Leslie Engelhard | Marmee | |
| Robert Forman | Father | |
| Carol Chollar | Hannah | |
| Steve Lager | Laurie Laurence | |
| Gary Spees | Grandfather Laurence | |
| Morgan Gray | John Brooke | |
| Paul Adkins | Professor Bauer | |
| Sharon Greany | Aunt March | |
| Adrienne Baltz | Anna | |
| Alicia Burke | Anna | |
| Andrew Engelhard | George | |
| Troy Criss | Henry | |
| Kiran Spees | Belle | |
| Jessica Markiewicz | Sally | |
| Nicole Parker | Little Beth | |
| Gracie Adkins | Little Jo | |
| Allison Engelhard | Little Amy | |
| Anastasia Grummel | Little Meg | |