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Download the Only One Day a Year Media Release: PDF
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Front to Back: Daphany Edwards (as Ella Wilson) and Dominique Lorae (as Teenage Rose James) in The Coterie's the world premiere of Only One Day a Year written by Michelle Tyrene Johnson and co-directed by Teresa Leggard and Sidonie Garrett, playing live on stage at The Coterie, January 31 – March 5, 2023. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Patrick McGee (as Frank James) and Dominique Lorae (as Teenage Rose James) in The Coterie's the world premiere of Only One Day a Year written by Michelle Tyrene Johnson and co-directed by Teresa Leggard and Sidonie Garrett, playing live on stage at The Coterie, January 31 – March 5, 2023. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Frank Charles Dodson (as August Butler), Patrick McGee (as Frank James), L. Roi Hawkins (as Bernard James), and Dominique Lorae (as Tennage Rose James) in The Coterie's the world premiere of Only One Day a Year written by Michelle Tyrene Johnson and co-directed by Teresa Leggard and Sidonie Garrett, playing live on stage at The Coterie, January 31 – March 5, 2023. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Sherri Roulette-Mosley (as Adult Rose) and Daphany Edwards (as Ella Wilson) in The Coterie's the world premiere of Only One Day a Year written by Michelle Tyrene Johnson and co-directed by Teresa Leggard and Sidonie Garrett, playing live on stage at The Coterie, January 31 – March 5, 2023. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Frank Charles Dodson (as August Butler) and Dominique Lorae (as Teenage Rose James) in The Coterie's the world premiere of Only One Day a Year written by Michelle Tyrene Johnson and co-directed by Teresa Leggard and Sidonie Garrett, playing live on stage at The Coterie, January 31 – March 5, 2023. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Frank Charles Dodson (as August Butler), Dominique Lorae (as Tennage Rose James), and L. Roi Hawkins (as Bernard James) in The Coterie's the world premiere of Only One Day a Year written by Michelle Tyrene Johnson and co-directed by Teresa Leggard and Sidonie Garrett, playing live on stage at The Coterie, January 31 – March 5, 2023. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Patrick McGee (as Frank James) and Dominique Lorae (as Teenage Rose James) in The Coterie's the world premiere of Only One Day a Year written by Michelle Tyrene Johnson and co-directed by Teresa Leggard and Sidonie Garrett, playing live on stage at The Coterie, January 31 – March 5, 2023. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Patrick McGee (as Frank James), L. Roi Hawkins (as Bernard James), and Dominique Lorae (as Teenage Rose James) in The Coterie's the world premiere of Only One Day a Year written by Michelle Tyrene Johnson and co-directed by Teresa Leggard and Sidonie Garrett, playing live on stage at The Coterie, January 31 – March 5, 2023. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Patrick McGee (as Frank James), Dominique Lorae (as Tennage Rose James), and Frank Charles Dodson (as August Butler) in The Coterie's the world premiere of Only One Day a Year written by Michelle Tyrene Johnson and co-directed by Teresa Leggard and Sidonie Garrett, playing live on stage at The Coterie, January 31 – March 5, 2023. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: L. Roi Hawkins (as Principal Hanna), Sherri Roulette-Mosley (as Adult Rose) in The Coterie's the world premiere of Only One Day a Year written by Michelle Tyrene Johnson and co-directed by Teresa Leggard and Sidonie Garrett, playing live on stage at The Coterie, January 31 – March 5, 2023. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Teresa Leggard (as Oletha Smithfield) and Frank Charles Dodson (as August Butler) in The Coterie's the world premiere of Only One Day a Year written by Michelle Tyrene Johnson and co-directed by Teresa Leggard and Sidonie Garrett, playing live on stage at The Coterie, January 31 – March 5, 2023. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Lucas Lowry (as Charlie Brown), Cameron Mabie (as Schroeder), Weiyi Zhang (as Lucy), Jen Benkert (as Pigpen), Tehreem Chaudhry (as Frieda), Terrace Wyatt, Jr. (as Snoopy), Lauren Taylor (as Violet), Fisher Stewart (as Linus), and McKenna Harvey (as Sally) in The Coterie's A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 15 – December 31, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2022 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Weiyi Zhang (as Lucy) and Lucas Lowry (as Charlie Brown) in The Coterie's A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 15 – December 31, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2022 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Lucas Lowry (as Charlie Brown) and Fisher Stewart (as Linus) in The Coterie's A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 15 – December 31, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2022 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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McKenna Harvey (as Sally) in The Coterie's A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 15 – December 31, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2022 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Left to right: Weiyi Zhang (as Lucy), Tehreem Chaudhry (as Frieda), Terrace Wyatt, Jr. (as Snoopy), Lauren Taylor (as Violet), Cameron Mabie (as Schroeder), Jen Benkert (as Pigpen), McKenna Harvey (as Sally), and Fisher Stewart (as Linus) in The Coterie's A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 15 – December 31, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2022 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Left to right: Cameron Mabie (as Schroeder), Terrace Wyatt, Jr. (as Snoopy), and Weiyi Zhang (as Lucy) in The Coterie's A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 15 – December 31, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2022 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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LTerrace Wyatt, Jr. (as Snoopy) in The Coterie's A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 15 – December 31, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2022 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Jen Benkert (as Pigpen) in The Coterie's A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 15 – December 31, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2022 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Left to right: Jen Benkert (as Pigpen), Terrace Wyatt, Jr. (as Snoopy), Tehreem Chaudhry (as Frieda), Fisher Stewart (as Linus), Weiyi Zhang (as Lucy), Cameron Mabie (as Schroeder), Lauren Taylor (as Violet), McKenna Harvey (as Sally), Lucas Lowry (as Charlie Brown), Sam Wisman (Percussionist), Jeff Harshbarger (Bassist), and Gary Adams (Pianist) in The Coterie's A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 15 – December 31, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2022 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Weiyi Zhang (as Lucy) in The Coterie's A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 15 – December 31, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2022 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Weiyi Zhang (as Lucy) and Fisher Stewart (as Linus) in The Coterie's A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 15 – December 31, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2022 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Lucas Lowry (as Charlie Brown) in The Coterie's A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 15 – December 31, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2022 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Left to right: Jen Benkert (as Pigpen), Lauren Taylor (as Violet), Fisher Stewart (as Linus), Lucas Lowry (as Charlie Brown), and McKenna Harvey (as Sally) in The Coterie's A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 15 – December 31, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2022 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Fisher Stewart (as Linus) in The Coterie's A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 15 – December 31, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2022 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Cameron Mabie (as Schroeder) and Weiyi Zhang (as Lucy) in The Coterie's A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 15 – December 31, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2022 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Left to right: Sam Wisman (Percussionist), Jeff Harshbarger (Bassist), and Gary Adams (Pianist) in The Coterie's A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 15 – December 31, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2022 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Left to right: R.H. Wilhoit (as the actor) and Rex Hobart (as the musician) in The Coterie's Tell-Tale Electric Poe, written by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted and directed by Jeff Church, music by Rex Hobart. Live on stage October 20-October 30, 2022. Photo by Jeff Church and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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R.H. Wilhoit (as the actor) in The Coterie's Tell-Tale Electric Poe, written by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted and directed by Jeff Church, music by Rex Hobart. Live on stage October 20-October 30, 2022. Photo by Jeff Church and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: R.H. Wilhoit (as the actor) and Rex Hobart (as the musician) in The Coterie's Tell-Tale Electric Poe, written by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted and directed by Jeff Church, music by Rex Hobart. Live on stage October 20-October 30, 2022. Photo by Jeff Church and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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R.H. Wilhoit (as the actor) in The Coterie's Tell-Tale Electric Poe, written by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted and directed by Jeff Church, music by Rex Hobart. Live on stage October 20-October 30, 2022. Photo by Jeff Church and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: R.H. Wilhoit (as the actor) and Rex Hobart (as the musician) in The Coterie's Tell-Tale Electric Poe, written by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted and directed by Jeff Church, music by Rex Hobart. Live on stage October 20-October 30, 2022. Photo by Jeff Church and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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R.H. Wilhoit (as the actor) in The Coterie's Tell-Tale Electric Poe, written by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted and directed by Jeff Church, music by Rex Hobart. Live on stage October 20-October 30, 2022. Photo by Jeff Church and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Download the Akeelah and the Bee media release: PDF
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Back to Front: Robin Robles (as Javier), Elizabeth Breshears (as Horse Girl), Tahraji Milsap (Ratchet Rhonda), Thomas Tong (as Dylan), Ai Vy Bui (as Principle Welch), Anjaneé Canady (as Akeelah), and Alexandria Radford (as Georgia) in The Coterie's production of Akeelah and the Bee. By Cheryl L. West. Based on the screenplay by Doug Atchison. Directed by Teresa Leggard. Live on stage Septembr 20 - October 16, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Anjaneé Canady (as Akeelah), Robin Robles (as Javier), Elizabeth Breshears (as Trish), and Thomas Tong (as Dylan) in The Coterie's production of Akeelah and the Bee. By Cheryl L. West. Based on the screenplay by Doug Atchison. Directed by Teresa Leggard. Live on stage Septembr 20 - October 16, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Anjaneé Canady (as Akeelah) in The Coterie's production of Akeelah and the Bee. By Cheryl L. West. Based on the screenplay by Doug Atchison. Directed by Teresa Leggard. Live on stage Septembr 20 - October 16, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Anjaneé Canady (as Akeelah) and James Hawkins (as Reggie) in The Coterie's production of Akeelah and the Bee. By Cheryl L. West. Based on the screenplay by Doug Atchison. Directed by Teresa Leggard. Live on stage Septembr 20 - October 16, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Walter Coppage (as Dr. Larabee) and Anjaneé Canady (as Akeelah) in The Coterie's production of Akeelah and the Bee. By Cheryl L. West. Based on the screenplay by Doug Atchison. Directed by Teresa Leggard. Live on stage Septembr 20 - October 16, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Eric Palmquist (as Mr. Chiu), Thomas Tong (as Dylan), and Anjaneé Canady (as Akeelah) in The Coterie's production of Akeelah and the Bee. By Cheryl L. West. Based on the screenplay by Doug Atchison. Directed by Teresa Leggard. Live on stage Septembr 20 - October 16, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Thomas Tong (as Dylan), Alexandria Radford (as Snorting Girl), Elizabeth Breshears (as Trish), Tahraji Milsap (Rooster Girl), Robin Robles (as Javier), and Anjaneé Canady (as Akeelah) in The Coterie's production of Akeelah and the Bee. By Cheryl L. West. Based on the screenplay by Doug Atchison. Directed by Teresa Leggard. Live on stage Septembr 20 - October 16, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Walter Coppage (as Dr. Larabee) in The Coterie's production of Akeelah and the Bee. By Cheryl L. West. Based on the screenplay by Doug Atchison. Directed by Teresa Leggard. Live on stage Septembr 20 - October 16, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Ai Vy Bui (as Principle Welch), Anjaneé Canady (as Akeelah), and James Hawkins (as Reggie) in The Coterie's production of Akeelah and the Bee. By Cheryl L. West. Based on the screenplay by Doug Atchison. Directed by Teresa Leggard. Live on stage Septembr 20 - October 16, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Anjaneé Canady (as Akeelah) and Alexandria Radford (as Georgia) in The Coterie's production of Akeelah and the Bee. By Cheryl L. West. Based on the screenplay by Doug Atchison. Directed by Teresa Leggard. Live on stage Septembr 20 - October 16, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Anjaneé Canady (as Akeelah) and Walter Coppage (as Dr. Larabee) in The Coterie's production of Akeelah and the Bee. By Cheryl L. West. Based on the screenplay by Doug Atchison. Directed by Teresa Leggard. Live on stage Septembr 20 - October 16, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Download the Alice's Wonderland media release: PDF
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Clockwise from top left: Courtney Germany (as Teacups), Genevieve Lefevre (as Alice), Robert Vardiman (as Teacups), and Danny Gage (as The Mad Hatter) in The Coterie's World Premiere Musical production of Alice's Wonderland. Book, Music, and Lyrics by J. Quinton Johnson and Julia Riew. Based on a treatment by Linda Chichester and David Coffman. Directed by Brianna Woods, Music direction by Delano Mendoza, and Choreography by Marc Wayne. Live on stage June 21 - August 7, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Clockwise from top left: Courtney Germany (as Teacups), Genevieve Lefevre (as Alice), Robert Vardiman (as Teacups), and Danny Gage (as The Mad Hatter) in The Coterie's World Premiere Musical production of Alice's Wonderland. Book, Music, and Lyrics by J. Quinton Johnson and Julia Riew. Based on a treatment by Linda Chichester and David Coffman. Directed by Brianna Woods, Music direction by Delano Mendoza, and Choreography by Marc Wayne. Live on stage June 21 - August 7, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Clockwise from top left: Robert Vardiman (as Rabbit), Danny Gage (as The Mad Hatter), Courtney Germany (as Cat), Douglass Walker (as Caterpillar), Genevieve Lefevre (as Alice), and Amari Lewis (as The Queen) in The Coterie's World Premiere Musical production of Alice's Wonderland. Book, Music, and Lyrics by J. Quinton Johnson and Julia Riew. Based on a treatment by Linda Chichester and David Coffman. Directed by Brianna Woods, Music direction by Delano Mendoza, and Choreography by Marc Wayne. Live on stage June 21 - August 7, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Robert Vardiman (as Rabbit), Genevieve Lefevre (as Alice), Amari Lewis (as The Queen), Douglass Walker (as Caterpillar), Danny Gage (as The Mad Hatter), and Courtney Germany (as Cat) in The Coterie's World Premiere Musical production of Alice's Wonderland. Book, Music, and Lyrics by J. Quinton Johnson and Julia Riew. Based on a treatment by Linda Chichester and David Coffman. Directed by Brianna Woods, Music direction by Delano Mendoza, and Choreography by Marc Wayne. Live on stage June 21 - August 7, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Douglass Walker (as Caterpillar), Danny Gage (The Mad Hatter), and Courtney Germany (as Cat) in The Coterie's World Premiere Musical production of Alice's Wonderland. Book, Music, and Lyrics by J. Quinton Johnson and Julia Riew. Based on a treatment by Linda Chichester and David Coffman. Directed by Brianna Woods, Music direction by Delano Mendoza, and Choreography by Marc Wayne. Live on stage June 21 - August 7, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Courtney Germany (as Cat), Amari Lewis (as The Queen), and Danny Gage (as The Mad Hatter) in The Coterie's World Premiere Musical production of Alice's Wonderland. Book, Music, and Lyrics by J. Quinton Johnson and Julia Riew. Based on a treatment by Linda Chichester and David Coffman. Directed by Brianna Woods, Music direction by Delano Mendoza, and Choreography by Marc Wayne. Live on stage June 21 - August 7, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Robert Vardiman (as Rabbit) in The Coterie's World Premiere Musical production of Alice's Wonderland. Book, Music, and Lyrics by J. Quinton Johnson and Julia Riew. Based on a treatment by Linda Chichester and David Coffman. Directed by Brianna Woods, Music direction by Delano Mendoza, and Choreography by Marc Wayne. Live on stage June 21 - August 7, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Douglass Walker (as Caterpillar) in The Coterie's World Premiere Musical production of Alice's Wonderland. Book, Music, and Lyrics by J. Quinton Johnson and Julia Riew. Based on a treatment by Linda Chichester and David Coffman. Directed by Brianna Woods, Music direction by Delano Mendoza, and Choreography by Marc Wayne. Live on stage June 21 - August 7, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Courtney Germany (as Cat) in The Coterie's World Premiere Musical production of Alice's Wonderland. Book, Music, and Lyrics by J. Quinton Johnson and Julia Riew. Based on a treatment by Linda Chichester and David Coffman. Directed by Brianna Woods, Music direction by Delano Mendoza, and Choreography by Marc Wayne. Live on stage June 21 - August 7, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Amari Lewis (as The Queen) in The Coterie's World Premiere Musical production of Alice's Wonderland. Book, Music, and Lyrics by J. Quinton Johnson and Julia Riew. Based on a treatment by Linda Chichester and David Coffman. Directed by Brianna Woods, Music direction by Delano Mendoza, and Choreography by Marc Wayne. Live on stage June 21 - August 7, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Danny Gage (as The Mad Hatter) in The Coterie's World Premiere Musical production of Alice's Wonderland. Book, Music, and Lyrics by J. Quinton Johnson and Julia Riew. Based on a treatment by Linda Chichester and David Coffman. Directed by Brianna Woods, Music direction by Delano Mendoza, and Choreography by Marc Wayne. Live on stage June 21 - August 7, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Amari Lewis (as Olive Biddle), Lucas Lowry (as Jimmy Biddle), Noah Lindquist (as Pete the Cat), T. Eric Morris (as Dad), and Bri Woods (as Mom) in The Coterie's production of Pete the Cat. Live on stage March 29-May 22, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: T. Eric Morris (as A Shark), Lucas Lowry (as Jimmy Biddle), Amari Lewis (as Olive Biddle), Noah Lindquist (as Pete the Cat), and Bri Woods (as The Mona Lisa) in The Coterie's production of Pete the Cat. Live on stage March 29-May 22, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Bri Woods (as Mom), Noah Lindquist (as Pete the Cat), Lucas Lowry (as Jimmy Biddle), and T. Eric Morris (as Dad) in The Coterie's production of Pete the Cat. Live on stage March 29-May 22, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Noah Lindquist (as Pete the Cat) and Lucas Lowry (as Jimmy Biddle) in The Coterie's production of Pete the Cat. Live on stage March 29-May 22, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Bri Woods (as Grumpy Toad), Noah Lindquist (as Pete the Cat), and T. Eric Morris (as Barnaby) in The Coterie's production of Pete the Cat. Live on stage March 29-May 22, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Lucas Lowry (as Jimmy Biddle), T. Eric Morris (as Dad), Noah Lindquist (as Pete the Cat), Bri Woods (as Mom), and Amari Lewis (as Olive Biddle) in The Coterie's production of Pete the Cat. Live on stage March 29-May 22, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Noah Lindquist (as Pete the Cat) and Lucas Lowry (as Jimmy Biddle) in The Coterie's production of Pete the Cat. Live on stage March 29-May 22, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Amari Lewis (as Astronaut), Lucas Lowry (as Jimmy Biddle), and Noah Lindquist (as Pete the Cat) in The Coterie's production of Pete the Cat. Live on stage March 29-May 22, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Lucas Lowry (as Jimmy Biddle), T. Eric Morris (as Dad), Bri Woods (as Mom), and Noah Lindquist (as Pete the Cat) in The Coterie's production of Pete the Cat. Live on stage March 29-May 22, 2022. Photo by Jim Vaiknoras and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Tyler Fromson (as SpongeBob SquarePants) in The Coterie's world premiere of The SpongeBob Musical for Young Audiences. Live on stage, November 5, 2021-January 2, 2022. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right:) Chris Owen (as Mr. Krabs), Amari Lewis (as Sandy Cheeks), Enjoli Gavin (as Mrs. Puff), Tyler Fromson (as SpongeBob SquarePants), Noah Lindquist (as Squidward Q. Tentacles), Nik Whitcomb (as Patrick Star), and MaryAnn Traxler (as Mayor) in The Coterie's world premiere of The SpongeBob Musical for Young Audiences. Live on stage, November 5, 2021-January 2, 2022. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right:) Amari Lewis (as Sandy Cheeks), Tyler Fromson (as SpongeBob SquarePants), Nik Whitcomb (as Patrick Star), and Chris Owen (as Mr. Krabs) in The Coterie's world premiere of The SpongeBob Musical for Young Audiences. Live on stage, November 5, 2021-January 2, 2022. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right:) Nik Whitcomb (as Patrick Star) and Tyler Fromson (as SpongeBob SquarePants) in The Coterie's world premiere of The SpongeBob Musical for Young Audiences. Live on stage, November 5, 2021-January 2, 2022. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right:) Amari Lewis (as Sandy Cheeks) and Tyler Fromson (as SpongeBob SquarePants) in The Coterie's world premiere of The SpongeBob Musical for Young Audiences. Live on stage, November 5, 2021-January 2, 2022. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right:) Chris Owen (as Mr. Krabs) and Tyler Fromson (as SpongeBob SquarePants) in The Coterie's world premiere of The SpongeBob Musical for Young Audiences. Live on stage, November 5, 2021-January 2, 2022. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right:) Tyler Fromson (as SpongeBob SquarePants) and Nik Whitcomb (as Patrick Star) in The Coterie's world premiere of The SpongeBob Musical for Young Audiences. Live on stage, November 5, 2021-January 2, 2022. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right:) Maggie Hutchison (as Karen) and Bob Wearing (as Plankton) in The Coterie's world premiere of The SpongeBob Musical for Young Audiences. Live on stage, November 5, 2021-January 2, 2022. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Noah Lindquist (as Squidward Q. Tentacles) in The Coterie's world premiere of The SpongeBob Musical for Young Audiences. Live on stage, November 5, 2021-January 2, 2022. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right:) Nik Whitcomb (as Patrick Star), Tyler Fromson (as SpongeBob SquarePants), and Amari Lewis (as Sandy Cheeks) in The Coterie's world premiere of The SpongeBob Musical for Young Audiences. Live on stage, November 5, 2021-January 2, 2022. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right:) Bob Wearing (as Plankton) and Enjoli Gavin (as Mrs. Puff) in The Coterie's world premiere of The SpongeBob Musical for Young Audiences. Live on stage, November 5, 2021-January 2, 2022. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right:) Tyler Fromson (as SpongeBob SquarePants) and Nik Whitcomb (as Patrick Star) in The Coterie's world premiere of The SpongeBob Musical for Young Audiences. Live on stage, November 5, 2021-January 2, 2022. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right:) Maggie Hutchison (as Karen), Bob Wearing (as Plankton), Nik Whitcomb (as Patrick Star), Chris Owen (as Mr. Krabs), Tyler Fromson (as SpongeBob SquarePants), and Amari Lewis (as Sandy Cheeks) in The Coterie's world premiere of The SpongeBob Musical for Young Audiences. Live on stage, November 5, 2021-January 2, 2022. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right:) Chris Owen (as Sea Anemone Tap Ensemble), Noah Lindquist (as Squidward Q. Tentacles), Maggie Hutchison (as Sea Anemone Tap Ensemble), and MaryAnn Traxler (as Sea Anemone Tap Ensemble) in The Coterie's world premiere of The SpongeBob Musical for Young Audiences. Live on stage, November 5, 2021-January 2, 2022. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right:) Nik Whitcomb (as Patrick Star), Noah Lindquist (as Squidward Q. Tentacles), Maggie Hutchison (as Karen), Tyler Fromson (as SpongeBob SquarePants), Chris Owen (as Mr. Krabs), and MaryAnn Traxler (as Mayor) in The Coterie's world premiere of The SpongeBob Musical for Young Audiences. Live on stage, November 5, 2021-January 2, 2022. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right:) Noah Lindquist (as Squidward Q. Tentacles) and Tyler Fromson (as SpongeBob SquarePants) in The Coterie's world premiere of The SpongeBob Musical for Young Audiences. Live on stage, November 5, 2021-January 2, 2022. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents Union Cemetery Historical Society's outdoor production of Electric Poe 2021 featuring (pictured left to right) R.H. Wilhoit (as The Prisoner) and Rex Hobart (as The Inquision), written by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted and directed by Jeff Church, music by Rex Hobart. Live in Union Cemetery, September 16-October 31, 2021. Photo by Jeff Church and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents Union Cemetery Historical Society's outdoor production of Electric Poe 2021 featuring R.H. Wilhoit (as The Prisoner), written by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted and directed by Jeff Church, music by Rex Hobart. Live in Union Cemetery, September 16-October 31, 2021. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents Union Cemetery Historical Society's outdoor production of Electric Poe 2021 featuring Rex Hobart (as The Inquision), written by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted and directed by Jeff Church, music by Rex Hobart. Live in Union Cemetery, September 16-October 31, 2021. Photo by Jeff Church and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents Union Cemetery Historical Society's outdoor production of Electric Poe 2021 featuring (pictured left to right) R.H. Wilhoit (as Husband) and Alisa Lynn (as Ligeia), written by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted and directed by Jeff Church, music by Rex Hobart. Live in Union Cemetery, September 16-October 31, 2021. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents Union Cemetery Historical Society's outdoor production of Electric Poe 2021 featuring (pictured left to right) R.H. Wilhoit (as The Prisoner) and Rex Hobart (as The Inquision), written by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted and directed by Jeff Church, music by Rex Hobart. Live in Union Cemetery, September 16-October 31, 2021. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents Union Cemetery Historical Society's outdoor production of Electric Poe 2021 featuring R.H. Wilhoit (as The Prisoner), written by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted and directed by Jeff Church, music by Rex Hobart. Live in Union Cemetery, September 16-October 31, 2021. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents Union Cemetery Historical Society's outdoor production of Electric Poe 2021 featuring R.H. Wilhoit (as The Prisoner), written by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted and directed by Jeff Church, music by Rex Hobart. Live in Union Cemetery, September 16-October 31, 2021. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents Union Cemetery Historical Society's outdoor production of Electric Poe 2021 featuring (pictured left to right) R.H. Wilhoit (as The Prisoner), Rex Hobart and Alisa Lynn (as The Inquision), written by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted and directed by Jeff Church, music by Rex Hobart. Live in Union Cemetery, September 16-October 31, 2021. Photo by Jeff Church and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents Union Cemetery Historical Society's outdoor production of Electric Poe 2021 featuring (pictured top to bottom) Rex Hobart and Alisa Lynn (as The Inquision), and R.H. Wilhoit (as The Prisoner), written by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted and directed by Jeff Church, music by Rex Hobart. Live in Union Cemetery, September 16-October 31, 2021. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents Union Cemetery Historical Society's outdoor production of Electric Poe 2021 featuring (pictured left to right) R.H. Wilhoit (as Husband) and Alisa Lynn (as Ligeia), written by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted and directed by Jeff Church, music by Rex Hobart. Live in Union Cemetery, September 16-October 31, 2021. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents Union Cemetery Historical Society's outdoor production of Electric Poe 2021 featuring R.H. Wilhoit (as The Prisoner), written by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted and directed by Jeff Church, music by Rex Hobart. Live in Union Cemetery, September 16-October 31, 2021. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents Union Cemetery Historical Society's outdoor production of Electric Poe 2021 featuring (pictured top to bottom) Rex Hobart (as The Inquision) and R.H. Wilhoit (as The Prisoner), written by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted and directed by Jeff Church, music by Rex Hobart. Live in Union Cemetery, September 16-October 31, 2021. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents Union Cemetery Historical Society's outdoor production of Electric Poe 2021 featuring (pictured left to right) R.H. Wilhoit (as Husband) and Alisa Lynn (as Ligeia), written by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted and directed by Jeff Church, music by Rex Hobart. Live in Union Cemetery, September 16-October 31, 2021. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents Union Cemetery Historical Society's outdoor production of Electric Poe 2021 featuring Alisa Lynn (as A Free Spirit), written by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted and directed by Jeff Church, music by Rex Hobart. Live in Union Cemetery, September 16-October 31, 2021. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents 306 Theatre Troupe (from UMKC Theatre) performing Dragons Love Tacos featuring (pictured front to back) Hieu Bui (as Boy) and Jenise Cook (as Yellow Dragon) in the cast. Adapted from the best-selling book by Adam Rubin, Dragons Love Tacos is directed by Stephanie Roberts and choreographed by Jenise Cook and is performed under the canopy of the Entertainment Pavilion in Crown Center Square, June 30-August 8, 2021. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents306 Theatre Troupe (from UMKC Theatre) performing Dragons Love Tacos featuring (left to right) Riley Lucas (as White Dragon), Caleigh Michnowicz (as Blue Dragon), Jenise Cook (as Yellow Dragon/production choreographer), and Eileen Dixon (as Red Dragon). Adapted from the best-selling book by Adam Rubin, Dragons Love Tacos is directed by Stephanie Roberts and choreographed by Jenise Cook and is performed under the canopy of the Entertainment Pavilion in Crown Center Square, June 30-August 8, 2021. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents 306 Theatre Troupe (from UMKC Theatre) performing Dragons Love Tacos featuring (left to right) Chelsea Rolfes (as Leroy) and Riley Lucas (as White Dragon). Adapted from the best-selling book by Adam Rubin, Dragons Love Tacos is directed by Stephanie Roberts and choreographed by Jenise Cook and is performed under the canopy of the Entertainment Pavilion in Crown Center Square, June 30-August 8, 2021. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents 306 Theatre Troupe (from UMKC Theatre) performing Dragons Love Tacos featuring (left to right) Hieu Ngoc Bui (as Boy) and Chelsea Rolfes (as Leroy). Adapted from the best-selling book by Adam Rubin, Dragons Love Tacos is directed by Stephanie Roberts and choreographed by Jenise Cook and is performed under the canopy of the Entertainment Pavilion in Crown Center Square, June 30-August 8, 2021. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents306 Theatre Troupe (from UMKC Theatre) performing Dragons Love Tacos featuring (left to right) Jenise Cook (as Yellow Dragon/production choreographer), Caleigh Michnowicz (as Blue Dragon), and Eileen Dixon (as Red Dragon). Adapted from the best-selling book by Adam Rubin, Dragons Love Tacos is directed by Stephanie Roberts and choreographed by Jenise Cook and is performed under the canopy of the Entertainment Pavilion in Crown Center Square, June 30-August 8, 2021. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents 306 Theatre Troupe (from UMKC Theatre) performing Dragons Love Tacos featuring (left to right) Chelsea Rolfes (as Leroy), Hieu Ngoc Bui (as Boy), and Michael T. Oakes (as Man in Suit). Adapted from the best-selling book by Adam Rubin, Dragons Love Tacos is directed by Stephanie Roberts and choreographed by Jenise Cook and is performed under the canopy of the Entertainment Pavilion in Crown Center Square, June 30-August 8, 2021. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents 306 Theatre Troupe (from UMKC Theatre) performing Dragons Love Tacos featuring (left to right) Hieu Ngoc Bui (as Boy) and Chelsea Rolfes (as Leroy). Adapted from the best-selling book by Adam Rubin, Dragons Love Tacos is directed by Stephanie Roberts and choreographed by Jenise Cook and is performed under the canopy of the Entertainment Pavilion in Crown Center Square, June 30-August 8, 2021. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents306 Theatre Troupe (from UMKC Theatre) performing Dragons Love Tacos featuring Jenise Cook (as Yellow Dragon and production choreographer). Adapted from the best-selling book by Adam Rubin, Dragons Love Tacos is directed by Stephanie Roberts and choreographed by Jenise Cook and is performed under the canopy of the Entertainment Pavilion in Crown Center Square, June 30-August 8, 2021. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents306 Theatre Troupe (from UMKC Theatre) performing Dragons Love Tacos featuring (left to right) Riley Lucas (as White Dragon), Michael T. Oakes (as Man in Suit), Jenise Cook (as Yellow Dragon/production choreographer), Hieu Ngoc Bui (as Boy), Caleigh Michnowicz (as Blue Dragon), Eileen Dixon (as Red Dragon), and Chelsea Rolfes (as Leroy). Adapted from the best-selling book by Adam Rubin, Dragons Love Tacos is directed by Stephanie Roberts and choreographed by Jenise Cook and is performed under the canopy of the Entertainment Pavilion in Crown Center Square, June 30-August 8, 2021. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents306 Theatre Troupe (from UMKC Theatre) performing Dragons Love Tacos featuring Eileen Dixon (as Red Dragon). Adapted from the best-selling book by Adam Rubin, Dragons Love Tacos is directed by Stephanie Roberts and choreographed by Jenise Cook and is performed under the canopy of the Entertainment Pavilion in Crown Center Square, June 30-August 8, 2021. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents 306 Theatre Troupe (from UMKC Theatre) performing Dragons Love Tacos featuring (left to right) Michael T. Oakes (as Man in Suit), Hieu Ngoc Bui (as Boy), and Chelsea Rolfes (as Leroy). Adapted from the best-selling book by Adam Rubin, Dragons Love Tacos is directed by Stephanie Roberts and choreographed by Jenise Cook and is performed under the canopy of the Entertainment Pavilion in Crown Center Square, June 30-August 8, 2021. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents306 Theatre Troupe (from UMKC Theatre) performing Dragons Love Tacos featuring Caleigh Michnowicz (as Blue Dragon). Adapted from the best-selling book by Adam Rubin, Dragons Love Tacos is directed by Stephanie Roberts and choreographed by Jenise Cook and is performed under the canopy of the Entertainment Pavilion in Crown Center Square, June 30-August 8, 2021. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents306 Theatre Troupe (from UMKC Theatre) performing Dragons Love Tacos featuring Eileen Dixon (as Red Dragon). Adapted from the best-selling book by Adam Rubin, Dragons Love Tacos is directed by Stephanie Roberts and choreographed by Jenise Cook and is performed under the canopy of the Entertainment Pavilion in Crown Center Square, June 30-August 8, 2021. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Mike Horner (as Puppeteer). The Coterie presents Mesner Puppet Theater's production of How to Snag a Sea Monster: A Terrifically Tall Tale. Adapted by Mike Horner and Larry Mitchell. Composed by Matt Kirby and Susan Conger. Based on the tall tales of Stormy Stormalong. Live on Stage and Streaming on Demand April 30 - May 30, 2021. Photo courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Mike Horner (as Puppeteer). The Coterie presents Mesner Puppet Theater's production of How to Snag a Sea Monster: A Terrifically Tall Tale. Adapted by Mike Horner and Larry Mitchell. Composed by Matt Kirby and Susan Conger. Based on the tall tales of Stormy Stormalong. Live on Stage and Streaming on Demand April 30 - May 30, 2021. Photo courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Mike Horner (as Puppeteer). The Coterie presents Mesner Puppet Theater's production of How to Snag a Sea Monster: A Terrifically Tall Tale. Adapted by Mike Horner and Larry Mitchell. Composed by Matt Kirby and Susan Conger. Based on the tall tales of Stormy Stormalong. Live on Stage and Streaming on Demand April 30 - May 30, 2021. Photo courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(left to right, top to bottom): Meredith Noël (as Tyler), Marisa B. Tejeda (as LK), Erdin Schultz-Bever (Nicole), JT Nagle (Clint), Jessica Andrews (Jack), Franklin Wagner (Michael), Shannon Mastel (Isabella), Hiếu Ngọc Bùi (Spencer), Declan Franey (Jude), and Sarah Ann Leahy (Samantha) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre's co-production of BRAINSTORM: The Inside Life of the Teenage Mind, written by By Ned Glasier, Emily Lim, and Company Three, and directed by Amanda Kibler. Streaming on demand through February 7, 2021. Screencapture provided courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(left to right, top to bottom): Shannon Mastel (as Isabella), Marisa B. Tejeda (as LK), JT Nagle (Clint), Sarah Ann Leahy (Samantha), Franklin Wagner (Michael), Meredith Noël (Tyler), Hiếu Ngọc Bùi (Spencer), Declan Franey (Jude), Erdin Schultz-Bever (Nicole) and Jessica Andrews (Jack) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre's co-production of BRAINSTORM: The Inside Life of the Teenage Mind, written by By Ned Glasier, Emily Lim, and Company Three, and directed by Amanda Kibler. Streaming on demand through February 7, 2021. Screencapture provided courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Hiếu Ngọc Bùi (as Spencer) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre's co-production of BRAINSTORM: The Inside Life of the Teenage Mind, written by By Ned Glasier, Emily Lim, and Company Three, and directed by Amanda Kibler. Streaming on demand through February 7, 2021. Screencapture provided courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(left to right, top to bottom): Marisa B. Tejeda (as LK), Declan Franey (Jude), Meredith Noël (Tyler), Franklin Wagner (Michael), Jessica Andrews (Jack), Erdin Schultz-Bever (Nicole), JT Nagle (Clint), and Sarah Ann Leahy (Samantha) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre's co-production of BRAINSTORM: The Inside Life of the Teenage Mind, written by By Ned Glasier, Emily Lim, and Company Three, and directed by Amanda Kibler. Streaming on demand through February 7, 2021. Screencapture provided courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Meredith Noël (as Tyler) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre's co-production of BRAINSTORM: The Inside Life of the Teenage Mind, written by By Ned Glasier, Emily Lim, and Company Three, and directed by Amanda Kibler. Streaming on demand through February 7, 2021. Screencapture provided courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(left to right, top to bottom): Hiếu Ngọc Bùi (as Spencer), Erdin Schultz-Bever (Nicole), Sarah Ann Leahy (Samantha), JT Nagle (Clint), Declan Franey (Jude), Shannon Mastel (as Isabella), Marisa B. Tejeda (as LK), Franklin Wagner (Michael), Jessica Andrews (Jack), and Meredith Noël (Tyler) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre's co-production of BRAINSTORM: The Inside Life of the Teenage Mind, written by By Ned Glasier, Emily Lim, and Company Three, and directed by Amanda Kibler. Streaming on demand through February 7, 2021. Screencapture provided courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(left to right): JT Nagle (Clint) and Jessica Andrews (Jack) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre's co-production of BRAINSTORM: The Inside Life of the Teenage Mind, written by By Ned Glasier, Emily Lim, and Company Three, and directed by Amanda Kibler. Streaming on demand through February 7, 2021. Screencapture provided courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(left to right, top to bottom): Declan Franey (Jude), JT Nagle (Clint), Marisa B. Tejeda (as LK), Shannon Mastel (as Isabella), Erdin Schultz-Bever (Nicole), Sarah Ann Leahy (Samantha), and Meredith Noël (Tyler) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre's co-production of BRAINSTORM: The Inside Life of the Teenage Mind, written by By Ned Glasier, Emily Lim, and Company Three, and directed by Amanda Kibler. Streaming on demand through February 7, 2021. Screencapture provided courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(left to right, top to bottom): Marisa B. Tejeda (as LK), Declan Franey (Jude), Hiếu Ngọc Bùi (Spencer), Shannon Mastel (as Isabella), Franklin Wagner (Michael), JT Nagle (Clint), Jessica Andrews (Jack), Meredith Noël (Tyler), Sarah Ann Leahy (Samantha) and Erdin Schultz-Bever (Nicole) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre's co-production of BRAINSTORM: The Inside Life of the Teenage Mind, written by By Ned Glasier, Emily Lim, and Company Three, and directed by Amanda Kibler. Streaming on demand through February 7, 2021. Screencapture provided courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Marisa B. Tejeda (as LK) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre's co-production of BRAINSTORM: The Inside Life of the Teenage Mind, written by By Ned Glasier, Emily Lim, and Company Three, and directed by Amanda Kibler. Streaming on demand through February 7, 2021. Screencapture provided courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Animation by Gabby Roney in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre's co-production of BRAINSTORM: The Inside Life of the Teenage Mind, written by By Ned Glasier, Emily Lim, and Company Three, and directed by Amanda Kibler. Streaming on demand through February 7, 2021. Screencapture provided courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents Mesner Puppet Theater's production of The Snowy Day and other stories by Ezra Jack Keats, adapted by Jerome Hairston, based on the Caldecott Award-winning book by Ezra Jack Keats, and featuring Zachary Garner and Shawna Peña-Downing. Streaming on demand through January 3, 2021. Photo by Travis Young and courtesy of Mesner Puppet Theater.
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The Coterie presents Mesner Puppet Theater's production of The Snowy Day and other stories by Ezra Jack Keats, adapted by Jerome Hairston, based on the Caldecott Award-winning book by Ezra Jack Keats, and featuring Zachary Garner and Shawna Peña-Downing. Streaming on demand through January 3, 2021. Photo by Mike Horner and courtesy of Mesner Puppet Theater.
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The Coterie presents Mesner Puppet Theater's production of The Snowy Day and other stories by Ezra Jack Keats, adapted by Jerome Hairston, based on the Caldecott Award-winning book by Ezra Jack Keats, and featuring Zachary Garner and Shawna Peña-Downing. Streaming on demand through January 3, 2021. Photo by David Golston and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents Mesner Puppet Theater's production of The Snowy Day and other stories by Ezra Jack Keats, adapted by Jerome Hairston, based on the Caldecott Award-winning book by Ezra Jack Keats, and featuring Zachary Garner and Shawna Peña-Downing. Streaming on demand through January 3, 2021. Photo by David Golston and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents Mesner Puppet Theater's production of The Snowy Day and other stories by Ezra Jack Keats, adapted by Jerome Hairston, based on the Caldecott Award-winning book by Ezra Jack Keats, and featuring Zachary Garner and Shawna Peña-Downing. Streaming on demand through January 3, 2021. Photo by David Golston and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents Mesner Puppet Theater's production of The Snowy Day and other stories by Ezra Jack Keats, adapted by Jerome Hairston, based on the Caldecott Award-winning book by Ezra Jack Keats, and featuring Zachary Garner and Shawna Peña-Downing. Streaming on demand through January 3, 2021. Photo by David Golston and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents Mesner Puppet Theater's production of The Snowy Day and other stories by Ezra Jack Keats, adapted by Jerome Hairston, based on the Caldecott Award-winning book by Ezra Jack Keats, and featuring Zachary Garner and Shawna Peña-Downing. Streaming on demand through January 3, 2021. Photo by David Golston and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents Mesner Puppet Theater's production of The Snowy Day and other stories by Ezra Jack Keats, adapted by Jerome Hairston, based on the Caldecott Award-winning book by Ezra Jack Keats, and featuring Zachary Garner and Shawna Peña-Downing. Streaming on demand through January 3, 2021. Photo by David Golston and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents Mesner Puppet Theater's production of The Snowy Day and other stories by Ezra Jack Keats, adapted by Jerome Hairston, based on the Caldecott Award-winning book by Ezra Jack Keats, and featuring Zachary Garner and Shawna Peña-Downing. Streaming on demand through January 3, 2021. Photo by David Golston and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents Mesner Puppet Theater's production of The Snowy Day and other stories by Ezra Jack Keats, adapted by Jerome Hairston, based on the Caldecott Award-winning book by Ezra Jack Keats, and featuring Zachary Garner and Shawna Peña-Downing. Streaming on demand through January 3, 2021. Photo by David Golston and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents Mesner Puppet Theater's production of The Snowy Day and other stories by Ezra Jack Keats, adapted by Jerome Hairston, based on the Caldecott Award-winning book by Ezra Jack Keats, and featuring Zachary Garner and Shawna Peña-Downing. Streaming on demand through January 3, 2021. Photo by David Golston and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents Mesner Puppet Theater's production of The Snowy Day and other stories by Ezra Jack Keats, adapted by Jerome Hairston, based on the Caldecott Award-winning book by Ezra Jack Keats, and featuring Zachary Garner and Shawna Peña-Downing. Streaming on demand through January 3, 2021. Photo by David Golston and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents Mesner Puppet Theater's production of The Snowy Day and other stories by Ezra Jack Keats, adapted by Jerome Hairston, based on the Caldecott Award-winning book by Ezra Jack Keats, and featuring Zachary Garner and Shawna Peña-Downing. Streaming on demand through January 3, 2021. Photo by David Golston and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents Mesner Puppet Theater's production of The Snowy Day and other stories by Ezra Jack Keats, adapted by Jerome Hairston, based on the Caldecott Award-winning book by Ezra Jack Keats, and featuring Zachary Garner and Shawna Peña-Downing. Streaming on demand through January 3, 2021. Photo by David Golston and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents Mesner Puppet Theater's production of The Snowy Day and other stories by Ezra Jack Keats, adapted by Jerome Hairston, based on the Caldecott Award-winning book by Ezra Jack Keats, and featuring Zachary Garner and Shawna Peña-Downing. Streaming on demand through January 3, 2021. Photo by David Golston and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The Coterie presents Mesner Puppet Theater's production of The Snowy Day and other stories by Ezra Jack Keats, adapted by Jerome Hairston, based on the Caldecott Award-winning book by Ezra Jack Keats, and featuring Zachary Garner and Shawna Peña-Downing. Streaming on demand through January 3, 2021. Photo by David Golston and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: R.H. Wilhoit (as The Confidant) and Rex Hobart (as Musician) in The Coterie and Union Cememtery Historical Society's co-production of Electric Poe, written by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted and directed by Jeff Church, Music by Rex Hobart. Live at Union Cemetery September 17-October 31, 2020. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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R.H. Wilhoit (as The Confidant) in The Coterie and Union Cememtery Historical Society's co-production of Electric Poe, written by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted and directed by Jeff Church, Music by Rex Hobart. Live at Union Cemetery September 17-October 31, 2020. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: R.H. Wilhoit (as The Confidant) and Rex Hobart (as Musician) in The Coterie and Union Cememtery Historical Society's co-production of Electric Poe, written by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted and directed by Jeff Church, Music by Rex Hobart. Live at Union Cemetery September 17-October 31, 2020. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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R.H. Wilhoit (as The Confidant) in The Coterie and Union Cememtery Historical Society's co-production of Electric Poe, written by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted and directed by Jeff Church, Music by Rex Hobart. Live at Union Cemetery September 17-October 31, 2020. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Rex Hobart (as Musician) in The Coterie and Union Cememtery Historical Society's co-production of Electric Poe, written by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted and directed by Jeff Church, Music by Rex Hobart. Live at Union Cemetery September 17-October 31, 2020. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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R.H. Wilhoit (as The Confidant) in The Coterie and Union Cememtery Historical Society's co-production of Electric Poe, written by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted and directed by Jeff Church, Music by Rex Hobart. Live at Union Cemetery September 17-October 31, 2020. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Rex Hobart (as Musician) in The Coterie and Union Cememtery Historical Society's co-production of Electric Poe, written by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted and directed by Jeff Church, Music by Rex Hobart. Live at Union Cemetery September 17-October 31, 2020. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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R.H. Wilhoit (as The Confidant) in The Coterie and Union Cememtery Historical Society's co-production of Electric Poe, written by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted and directed by Jeff Church, Music by Rex Hobart. Live at Union Cemetery September 17-October 31, 2020. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Rex Hobart (as Musician) and R.H. Wilhoit (as The Confidant) in The Coterie and Union Cememtery Historical Society's co-production of Electric Poe, written by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted and directed by Jeff Church, Music by Rex Hobart. Live at Union Cemetery September 17-October 31, 2020. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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R.H. Wilhoit (as The Confidant) in The Coterie and Union Cememtery Historical Society's co-production of Electric Poe, written by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted and directed by Jeff Church, Music by Rex Hobart. Live at Union Cemetery September 17-October 31, 2020. Photo by Jordan Rice and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Download the PUFFS or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic Media Release: PDF
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Left to Right: Darrington Clark (as Wayne Hopkins), Jackie Price (as Sally Perks), Joshua Twitchell (as Ernie Mac), Bree Patterson (as Hannah), Kimberly Horner (as Leanne), Zachery Garner (as J. Finch Flechley), Kimberly Girkin (as Susie Bones), and Jazlyn Epps (as Megan Jones) in The Coterie’s production of Puffs or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic, written by Matt Cox and directed by Amanda Kibler. On stage at The Coterie February 25 - March 22, 2020. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Darrington Clark (as Wayne Hopkins) and R.H. Wilhoit (as Professor McG) in The Coterie’s production of Puffs or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic, written by Matt Cox and directed by Amanda Kibler. On stage at The Coterie February 25 - March 22, 2020. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Darrington Clark (as Wayne Hopkins), J.Will Fritz (as Oliver Rivers), and Jazlyn Epps (as Megan Jones) in The Coterie’s production of Puffs or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic, written by Matt Cox and directed by Amanda Kibler. On stage at The Coterie February 25 - March 22, 2020. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: R.H. Wilhoit (as Narrator) and Robert John Sudhoff (as Cedric) in The Coterie’s production of Puffs or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic, written by Matt Cox and directed by Amanda Kibler. On stage at The Coterie February 25 - March 22, 2020. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Back to Front: Darrington Clark (as Wayne Hopkins), Jazlyn Epps (as Megan Jones), Zachery Garner (as J. Finch Flechley), Joshua Twitchell (as Ernie Mac), Bree Patterson (as Hannah), Kimberly Girkin (as Susie Bones), J.Will Fritz (as Oliver Rivers), Jackie Price (as Sally Perks), Kimberly Horner (as Leanne), and R.H. Wilhoit (as Professor McG) in The Coterie’s production of Puffs or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic, written by Matt Cox and directed by Amanda Kibler. On stage at The Coterie February 25 - March 22, 2020. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Back to Front: Kimberly Horner (as Leanne), Jackie Price (as Sally Perks), Zachery Garner (as J. Finch Flechley), Joshua Twitchell (as Ernie Mac), and Robert John Sudhoff (as Cedric) in The Coterie’s production of Puffs or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic, written by Matt Cox and directed by Amanda Kibler. On stage at The Coterie February 25 - March 22, 2020. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Back to Front: Zachery Garner (as J. Finch Flechley), Joshua Twitchell (as Ernie Mac), Bree Patterson (as Hannah), Jazlyn Epps (as Megan Jones), Kimberly Girkin (as Susie Bones), Jackie Price (as Sally Perks), Kimberly Horner (as Leanne), J.Will Fritz (as Oliver Rivers), and Darrington Clark (as Wayne Hopkins) in The Coterie’s production of Puffs or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic, written by Matt Cox and directed by Amanda Kibler. On stage at The Coterie February 25 - March 22, 2020. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Back to Front: Kimberly Horner (as 2nd Headmaster) and R.H. Wilhoit (as Narrator) in The Coterie’s production of Puffs or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic, written by Matt Cox and directed by Amanda Kibler. On stage at The Coterie February 25 - March 22, 2020. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Back to Front: Joshua Twitchell (as Ernie Mac), Robert John Sudhoff (as Cedric), Kimberly Horner (as Leanne), Kimberly Girkin (as Susie Bones), Jackie Price (as Sally Perks), Darrington Clark (as Wayne Hopkins), and Zachery Garner (as J. Finch Flechley) in The Coterie’s production of Puffs or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic, written by Matt Cox and directed by Amanda Kibler. On stage at The Coterie February 25 - March 22, 2020. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Back to Front: Jackie Price (as Sally Perks), Kimberly Girkin (as Susie Bones), Kimberly Horner (as Leanne), and R.H. Wilhoit (as Harry) in The Coterie’s production of Puffs or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic, written by Matt Cox and directed by Amanda Kibler. On stage at The Coterie February 25 - March 22, 2020. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Darrington Clark (as Wayne Hopkins), Jackie Price (as Sally Perks), Joshua Twitchell (as Ernie Mac), Bree Patterson (as Hannah), Kimberly Horner (as Leanne), Zachery Garner (as J. Finch Flechley), and Kimberly Girkin (as Susie Bones) in The Coterie’s production of Puffs or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic, written by Matt Cox and directed by Amanda Kibler. On stage at The Coterie February 25 - March 22, 2020. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: R.H. Wilhoit (as Professor McG), Bree Patterson (as Hannah), and Kimberly Girkin (as Susie Bones) in The Coterie’s production of Puffs or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic, written by Matt Cox and directed by Amanda Kibler. On stage at The Coterie February 25 - March 22, 2020. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Back to Front: R.H. Wilhoit (as Certain Potions Teacher), Zachery Garner (as J. Finch Flechley), Joshua Twitchell (as Ernie Mac), Bree Patterson (as Hannah), Kimberly Girkin (as Susie Bones), Jazlyn Epps (as Megan Jones), Kimberly Horner (as Leanne), Jackie Price (as Sally Perks), Darrington Clark (as Wayne Hopkins), and J.Will Fritz (as Oliver Rivers) in The Coterie’s production of Puffs or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic, written by Matt Cox and directed by Amanda Kibler. On stage at The Coterie February 25 - March 22, 2020. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Robert Gibby Brand (as Kurt Grunwald) and Morgan Lynn Sterrett (as Sophie Scholl) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s co-production of The White Rose: We Defied Hitler, written by David Meyers and directed by Markus Potter and Jeff Church. On stage at The Coterie January 21 - February 9, 2020. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Robert Gibby Brand (as Kurt Grunwald) and Morgan Lynn Sterrett (as Sophie Scholl) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s co-production of The White Rose: We Defied Hitler, written by David Meyers and directed by Markus Potter and Jeff Church. On stage at The Coterie January 21 - February 9, 2020. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Morgan Lynn Sterrett (as Sophie Scholl) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s co-production of The White Rose: We Defied Hitler, written by David Meyers and directed by Markus Potter and Jeff Church. On stage at The Coterie January 21 - February 9, 2020. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Jorday Luty (as Hans Scholl) and Morgan Lynn Sterrett (as Sophie Scholl) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s co-production of The White Rose: We Defied Hitler, written by David Meyers and directed by Markus Potter and Jeff Church. On stage at The Coterie January 21 - February 9, 2020. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Robert Gibby Brand (as Kurt Grunwald) and Morgan Lynn Sterrett (as Sophie Scholl) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s co-production of The White Rose: We Defied Hitler, written by David Meyers and directed by Markus Potter and Jeff Church. On stage at The Coterie January 21 - February 9, 2020. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Morgan Lynn Sterrett (as Sophie Scholl) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s co-production of The White Rose: We Defied Hitler, written by David Meyers and directed by Markus Potter and Jeff Church. On stage at The Coterie January 21 - February 9, 2020. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Jorday Luty (as Hans Scholl) and Morgan Lynn Sterrett (as Sophie Scholl) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s co-production of The White Rose: We Defied Hitler, written by David Meyers and directed by Markus Potter and Jeff Church. On stage at The Coterie January 21 - February 9, 2020. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Morgan Lynn Sterrett (as Sophie Scholl) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s co-production of The White Rose: We Defied Hitler, written by David Meyers and directed by Markus Potter and Jeff Church. On stage at The Coterie January 21 - February 9, 2020. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Jorday Luty (as Hans Scholl) and Morgan Lynn Sterrett (as Sophie Scholl) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s co-production of The White Rose: We Defied Hitler, written by David Meyers and directed by Markus Potter and Jeff Church. On stage at The Coterie January 21 - February 9, 2020. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Morgan Lynn Sterrett (as Sophie Scholl) and Robert Gibby Brand (as Kurt Grunwald) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s co-production of The White Rose: We Defied Hitler, written by David Meyers and directed by Markus Potter and Jeff Church. On stage at The Coterie January 21 - February 9, 2020. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Back to Front: Margo G. Roberts (as Frieda), Jordan Luty (as Charlie Brown), Zach Faust (as Pigpen), Vincent Wagner (as Schroeder), and Darrington Clark (as Snoopy) in The Coterie’s production of, A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie (based on the original 2015 staging for The Coterie by Jeff Church), playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 5 – December 29, 2019. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2019 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Back row to Front row: Darrington Clark (as Snoopy), Vincent Wagner (as Schroeder), Zach Faust (as Pigpen), David LeVota (as Shermy), Jordan Luty (as Charlie Brown), Allison Jones (as Lucy), Margo G. Roberts (as Frieda), Catera Combs (as Violet), Deanna Mazdra (as Sally), and Phil Newman (as Linus) in The Coterie’s production of, A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie (based on the original 2015 staging for The Coterie by Jeff Church), playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 5 – December 29, 2019. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2019 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Allison Jones (as Lucy) and Jordan Luty (as Charlie Brown) in The Coterie’s production of, A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie (based on the original 2015 staging for The Coterie by Jeff Church), playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 5 – December 29, 2019. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2019 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Jordan Luty (as Charlie Brown) and Phil Newman (as Linus) in The Coterie’s production of, A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie (based on the original 2015 staging for The Coterie by Jeff Church), playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 5– December 29, 2019. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2019 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Darrington Clark (as Snoopy) in The Coterie’s production of, A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie (based on the original 2015 staging for The Coterie by Jeff Church), playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 5 – December 29, 2019. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2019 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Vincent Wagner (as Schroeder) and Allison Jones (as Lucy) in The Coterie’s production of, A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie (based on the original 2015 staging for The Coterie by Jeff Church), playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 5 – December 29, 2019. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2019 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Back row to Front row: Jordan Luty (as Charlie Brown), Vincent Wagner (as Schroeder), David LeVota (as Shermy), Allison Jones (as Lucy), Deanna Mazdra (as Sally), Catera Combs (as Violet), and Darrington Clark (as Snoopy) in The Coterie’s production of, A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie (based on the original 2015 staging for The Coterie by Jeff Church), playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 5 – December 29, 2019. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2019 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Deanna Mazdra (as Sally) and Phil Newman (as Linus) in The Coterie’s production of, A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie (based on the original 2015 staging for The Coterie by Jeff Church), playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 5 – December 29, 2019. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2019 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Margo G. Roberts (as Frieda) and Zach Faust (as Pigpen) in The Coterie’s production of, A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie (based on the original 2015 staging for The Coterie by Jeff Church), playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 5 – December 29, 2019. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2019 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Left to Right: Darrington Clark (as Snoopy), Allison Jones (as Lucy), Margo G. Roberts (as Frieda), Vincent Wagner (as Schroeder), Catera Combs (as Violet), Zach Faust (as Pigpen), Deanna Mazdra (as Sally), David LeVota (as Shermy), and Phil Newman (as Linus) in The Coterie’s production of, A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie (based on the original 2015 staging for The Coterie by Jeff Church), playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 5 – December 29, 2019. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2019 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Darrington Clark (as Snoopy) in The Coterie’s production of, A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie (based on the original 2015 staging for The Coterie by Jeff Church), playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 5 – December 29, 2019. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2019 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Catera Combs (as Violet), Darrington Clark (as Snoopy), and Margo G. Roberts (as Frieda) in The Coterie’s production of, A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie (based on the original 2015 staging for The Coterie by Jeff Church), playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 5 – December 29, 2019. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2019 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Jordan Luty (as Charlie Brown) in The Coterie’s production of, A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie (based on the original 2015 staging for The Coterie by Jeff Church), playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 5 – December 29, 2019. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2019 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Left to Right: Allison Jones (as Lucy), Vincent Wagner (as Schroeder), and David LeVota (as Shermy) in The Coterie’s production of, A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie (based on the original 2015 staging for The Coterie by Jeff Church), playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 5 – December 29, 2019. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2019 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Left to Right: Sam Wisman (Percussionist), Jeff Harshbarger (Bassist), and Gary Adams (Pianist) in The Coterie’s production of, A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie (based on the original 2015 staging for The Coterie by Jeff Church), playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 5 – December 29, 2019. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2019 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Back row to Front row: Vincent Wagner (as Schroeder), Catera Combs (as Violet), Deanna Mazdra (as Sally), Jordan Luty (as Charlie Brown), Margo G. Roberts (as Frieda), Zach Faust (as Pigpen), Allison Jones (as Lucy), Phil Newman (as Linus), David LeVota (as Shermy), and Darrington Clark (as Snoopy) in The Coterie’s production of, A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie (based on the original 2015 staging for The Coterie by Jeff Church), playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 5 – December 29, 2019. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2019 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Left to Right: Catera Combs (as EM), Jay Love (as Ty), Jordan Luty (as CJ), and Khrystal L. Coppage (as Dayz) in The Coterie’s production of, Rise Up: The Struggle of the Freedom Riders, by Lisa Evans and directed by Jeff Church, on stage September 17 - October 20, 2019. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Jay Love (as Ty), Jordan Luty (as CJ), Catera Combs (as EM), and Khrystal L. Coppage (as Dayz) in The Coterie’s production of, Rise Up: The Struggle of the Freedom Riders, by Lisa Evans and directed by Jeff Church, on stage September 17 - October 20, 2019. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Jay Love (as Ty), Jordan Luty (as CJ), and Catera Combs (as EM) in The Coterie’s production of, Rise Up: The Struggle of the Freedom Riders, by Lisa Evans and directed by Jeff Church, on stage September 17 - October 20, 2019. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Jordan Luty (as CJ), Jay Love (as Ty), Khrystal L. Coppage (as Dayz), and Catera Combs (as EM) in The Coterie’s production of, Rise Up: The Struggle of the Freedom Riders, by Lisa Evans and directed by Jeff Church, on stage September 17 - October 20, 2019. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Jordan Luty (as CJ) and Catera Combs (as EM) in The Coterie’s production of, Rise Up: The Struggle of the Freedom Riders, by Lisa Evans and directed by Jeff Church, on stage September 17 - October 20, 2019. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Jay Love (as Ty), Khrystal L. Coppage (as Dayz), Jordan Luty (as CJ) and Catera Combs (as EM) in The Coterie’s production of, Rise Up: The Struggle of the Freedom Riders, by Lisa Evans and directed by Jeff Church, on stage September 17 - October 20, 2019. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Catera Combs (as EM) and Khrystal L. Coppage (as Dayz) in The Coterie’s production of, Rise Up: The Struggle of the Freedom Riders, by Lisa Evans and directed by Jeff Church, on stage September 17 - October 20, 2019. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Catera Combs (as EM), Jay Love (as Ty), Jordan Luty (as CJ), and Khrystal L. Coppage (as Dayz) in The Coterie’s production of, Rise Up: The Struggle of the Freedom Riders, by Lisa Evans and directed by Jeff Church, on stage September 17 - October 20, 2019. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Khrystal L. Coppage (as Dayz) and Jay Love (as Ty) in The Coterie’s production of, Rise Up: The Struggle of the Freedom Riders, by Lisa Evans and directed by Jeff Church, on stage September 17 - October 20, 2019. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Catera Combs (as EM) and Jay Love (as Ty) in The Coterie’s production of, Rise Up: The Struggle of the Freedom Riders, by Lisa Evans and directed by Jeff Church, on stage September 17 - October 20, 2019. Photo by Erin Stricker and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Shon Ruffin (as Piggie), Jake Walker (as Gerald the Elephant), Kimberly Horner (as a Squirrelle), Catera Combs (as a Squirrelle), and Roan Ricker (as a Squirrelle) in The Coterie’s musical production of, Elephant and Piggie's "We Are In A Play", based on the Elephant and Piggie books by Mo Willems, Script and Lyrics by Mo Willems, Music by Deborah Wicks La Puma, and directed by Shanara Gabrielle, on stage June 11 - August 4, 2019. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Shon Ruffin (as Piggie) and Jake Walker (as Gerald the Elephant) in The Coterie’s musical production of, Elephant and Piggie's "We Are In A Play", based on the Elephant and Piggie books by Mo Willems, Script and Lyrics by Mo Willems, Music by Deborah Wicks La Puma, and directed by Shanara Gabrielle, on stage June 11 - August 4, 2019. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Shon Ruffin (as Piggie) and Jake Walker (as Gerald the Elephant) in The Coterie’s musical production of, Elephant and Piggie's "We Are In A Play", based on the Elephant and Piggie books by Mo Willems, Script and Lyrics by Mo Willems, Music by Deborah Wicks La Puma, and directed by Shanara Gabrielle, on stage June 11 - August 4, 2019. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Catera Combs (as a Squirrelle), Kimberly Horner (as a Squirrelle), Roan Ricker (as a Squirrelle), Jake Walker (as Gerald the Elephant), and Shon Ruffin (as Piggie) in The Coterie’s musical production of, Elephant and Piggie's "We Are In A Play", based on the Elephant and Piggie books by Mo Willems, Script and Lyrics by Mo Willems, Music by Deborah Wicks La Puma, and directed by Shanara Gabrielle, on stage June 11 - August 4, 2019. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Shon Ruffin (as Piggie) and Jake Walker (as Gerald the Elephant) in The Coterie’s musical production of, Elephant and Piggie's "We Are In A Play", based on the Elephant and Piggie books by Mo Willems, Script and Lyrics by Mo Willems, Music by Deborah Wicks La Puma, and directed by Shanara Gabrielle, on stage June 11 - August 4, 2019. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Back to Front: Jake Walker (as Gerald the Elephant), Roan Ricker (as a Squirrelle), Catera Combs (as a Squirrelle), Kimberly Horner (as a Squirrelle), and Shon Ruffin (as Piggie) in The Coterie’s musical production of, Elephant and Piggie's "We Are In A Play", based on the Elephant and Piggie books by Mo Willems, Script and Lyrics by Mo Willems, Music by Deborah Wicks La Puma, and directed by Shanara Gabrielle, on stage June 11 - August 4, 2019. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Back to Front: Catera Combs (as a Squirrelle), Kimberly Horner (as a Squirrelle), Roan Ricker (as a Squirrelle), Jake Walker (as Gerald the Elephant), and Shon Ruffin (as Piggie) in The Coterie’s musical production of, Elephant and Piggie's "We Are In A Play", based on the Elephant and Piggie books by Mo Willems, Script and Lyrics by Mo Willems, Music by Deborah Wicks La Puma, and directed by Shanara Gabrielle, on stage June 11 - August 4, 2019. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Shon Ruffin (as Piggie), Roan Ricker (as a Squirrelle), Catera Combs (as a Squirrelle), Kimberly Horner (as a Squirrelle), and Jake Walker (as Gerald the Elephant) in The Coterie’s musical production of, Elephant and Piggie's "We Are In A Play", based on the Elephant and Piggie books by Mo Willems, Script and Lyrics by Mo Willems, Music by Deborah Wicks La Puma, and directed by Shanara Gabrielle, on stage June 11 - August 4, 2019. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Steven Eubank (as Walter), Morgan Lynn Sterrett (as Buzz), Darrington Clark (as Crick), Catera Combs (as Kumi), and Roan Ricker (as Jay) in Beat Bugs: A Musical Adventure, based on the Netflix original series “BEAT BUGS,” created by Josh Wakely, written by Sean Cercone & David Abbinanti, and inspired by music made famous by The Beatles. Directed by Jeff Church, with music direction by Anthony T. Edwards, and choreography by Marc Wayne, Beat Bugs is live on stage at The Coterie April 16-May 19, 2019. Produced by special arrangement with Broadway Licensing. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Steven Eubank (as Walter), Roan Ricker (as Jay), Catera Combs (as Kumi), Morgan Lynn Sterrett (as Buzz), and Darrington Clark (as Crick) in Beat Bugs: A Musical Adventure, based on the Netflix original series “BEAT BUGS,” created by Josh Wakely, written by Sean Cercone & David Abbinanti, and inspired by music made famous by The Beatles. Directed by Jeff Church, with music direction by Anthony T. Edwards, and choreography by Marc Wayne, Beat Bugs is live on stage at The Coterie April 16-May 19, 2019. Produced by special arrangement with Broadway Licensing. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Morgan Lynn Sterrett (as Buzz) in Beat Bugs: A Musical Adventure. , based on the Netflix original series “BEAT BUGS,” created by Josh Wakely, written by Sean Cercone & David Abbinanti, and inspired by music made famous by The Beatles. Directed by Jeff Church, with music direction by Anthony T. Edwards, and choreography by Marc Wayne, Beat Bugs is live on stage at The Coterie April 16-May 19, 2019. Produced by special arrangement with Broadway Licensing. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Steven Eubank (as Walter), Catera Combs (as Kumi), and Morgan Lynn Sterrett (as Buzz) in Beat Bugs: A Musical Adventure, based on the Netflix original series “BEAT BUGS,” created by Josh Wakely, written by Sean Cercone & David Abbinanti, and inspired by music made famous by The Beatles. Directed by Jeff Church, with music direction by Anthony T. Edwards, and choreography by Marc Wayne, Beat Bugs is live on stage at The Coterie April 16-May 19, 2019. Produced by special arrangement with Broadway Licensing. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Roan Ricker (as Jay), Catera Combs (as Kumi), Steven Eubank (as Walter), Jacob Elliott (as Mr. Sun), Mandy Morris (as Prudence), Darrington Clarck (as Crick), Jake Golliger (as Joe Cockeroach), Phil Newman (as Mean Mr. Mustard), Morgan Walker (as Queen Bee), and Morgan Lynn Sterrett (as Buzz) in Beat Bugs: A Musical Adventure, based on the Netflix original series “BEAT BUGS,” created by Josh Wakely, written by Sean Cercone & David Abbinanti, and inspired by music made famous by The Beatles. Directed by Jeff Church, with music direction by Anthony T. Edwards, and choreography by Marc Wayne, Beat Bugs is live on stage at The Coterie April 16-May 19, 2019. Produced by special arrangement with Broadway Licensing. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Jacob Elliott (as Sgt. Pepper) and Steven Eubank (as Walter) in Beat Bugs: A Musical Adventure, based on the Netflix original series “BEAT BUGS,” created by Josh Wakely, written by Sean Cercone & David Abbinanti, and inspired by music made famous by The Beatles. Directed by Jeff Church, with music direction by Anthony T. Edwards, and choreography by Marc Wayne, Beat Bugs is live on stage at The Coterie April 16-May 19, 2019. Produced by special arrangement with Broadway Licensing. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Roan Ricker (as Jay), Catera Combs (as Kumi), Steven Eubank (as Walter), Morgan Lynn Sterrett (as Buzz), Darrington Clarck (as Crick), Morgan Walker (as Queen Bee), Mandy Morris (as Prudence), and Phil Newman (as Mean Mr. Mustard) in Beat Bugs: A Musical Adventure, based on the Netflix original series “BEAT BUGS,” created by Josh Wakely, written by Sean Cercone & David Abbinanti, and inspired by music made famous by The Beatles. Directed by Jeff Church, with music direction by Anthony T. Edwards, and choreography by Marc Wayne, Beat Bugs is live on stage at The Coterie April 16-May 19, 2019. Produced by special arrangement with Broadway Licensing. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
Darrington Clarck (as Crick) in Beat Bugs: A Musical Adventure, based on the Netflix original series “BEAT BUGS,” created by Josh Wakely, written by Sean Cercone & David Abbinanti, and inspired by music made famous by The Beatles. Directed by Jeff Church, with music direction by Anthony T. Edwards, and choreography by Marc Wayne, Beat Bugs is live on stage at The Coterie April 16-May 19, 2019. Produced by special arrangement with Broadway Licensing. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Morgan Walker (as Miner Bird), Catera Combs (as Kumi), Darrington Clarck (as Crick), Phil Newman (as Mean Mr. Mustard), and Mandy Morris (as Prudence) in Beat Bugs: A Musical Adventure, based on the Netflix original series “BEAT BUGS,” created by Josh Wakely, written by Sean Cercone & David Abbinanti, and inspired by music made famous by The Beatles. Directed by Jeff Church, with music direction by Anthony T. Edwards, and choreography by Marc Wayne, Beat Bugs is live on stage at The Coterie April 16-May 19, 2019. Produced by special arrangement with Broadway Licensing. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Roan Ricker (as Jay) in Beat Bugs: A Musical Adventure, based on the Netflix original series “BEAT BUGS,” created by Josh Wakely, written by Sean Cercone & David Abbinanti, and inspired by music made famous by The Beatles. Directed by Jeff Church, with music direction by Anthony T. Edwards, and choreography by Marc Wayne, Beat Bugs is live on stage at The Coterie April 16-May 19, 2019. Produced by special arrangement with Broadway Licensing. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Roan Ricker (as Jay), Morgan Lynn Sterrett (as Buzz), Steven Eubank (as Walter), Catera Combs (as Kumi), Darrington Clarck (as Crick), Phil Newman (as Mean Mr. Mustard), Morgan Walker (as Minor Bird), and Mandy Morris (as Prudence) in Beat Bugs: A Musical Adventure, based on the Netflix original series “BEAT BUGS,” created by Josh Wakely, written by Sean Cercone & David Abbinanti, and inspired by music made famous by The Beatles. Directed by Jeff Church, with music direction by Anthony T. Edwards, and choreography by Marc Wayne, Beat Bugs is live on stage at The Coterie April 16-May 19, 2019. Produced by special arrangement with Broadway Licensing. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Mandy Morris (as Prudence) in Beat Bugs: A Musical Adventure, based on the Netflix original series “BEAT BUGS,” created by Josh Wakely, written by Sean Cercone & David Abbinanti, and inspired by music made famous by The Beatles. Directed by Jeff Church, with music direction by Anthony T. Edwards, and choreography by Marc Wayne, Beat Bugs is live on stage at The Coterie April 16-May 19, 2019. Produced by special arrangement with Broadway Licensing. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Roan Ricker (as Jay), Catera Combs (as Kumi), Steven Eubank (as Walter), Darrington Clarck (as Crick), Morgan Lynn Sterrett (as Buzz), Jake Golliger (as Joe Cockeroach), Morgan Walker (as Queen Bee), Mandy Morris (as Prudence), and Phil Newman (as Mean Mr. Mustard) in Beat Bugs: A Musical Adventure, based on the Netflix original series “BEAT BUGS,” created by Josh Wakely, written by Sean Cercone & David Abbinanti, and inspired by music made famous by The Beatles. Directed by Jeff Church, with music direction by Anthony T. Edwards, and choreography by Marc Wayne, Beat Bugs is live on stage at The Coterie April 16-May 19, 2019. Produced by special arrangement with Broadway Licensing. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Phil Newman (as Mean Mr. Mustard) in Beat Bugs: A Musical Adventure, based on the Netflix original series “BEAT BUGS,” created by Josh Wakely, written by Sean Cercone & David Abbinanti, and inspired by music made famous by The Beatles. Directed by Jeff Church, with music direction by Anthony T. Edwards, and choreography by Marc Wayne, Beat Bugs is live on stage at The Coterie April 16-May 19, 2019. Produced by special arrangement with Broadway Licensing. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Catera Combs (as Kumi) in Beat Bugs: A Musical Adventure, based on the Netflix original series “BEAT BUGS,” created by Josh Wakely, written by Sean Cercone & David Abbinanti, and inspired by music made famous by The Beatles. Directed by Jeff Church, with music direction by Anthony T. Edwards, and choreography by Marc Wayne, Beat Bugs is live on stage at The Coterie April 16-May 19, 2019. Produced by special arrangement with Broadway Licensing. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Chelsea Kinser (as Nurse Bartlett), Emilie Karas (as Sarah Wakeman a.k.a. Private Lyon Wakeman), Jason Francescon (as Dr. William Hire), and Yetunde Felix-Ukwu (as Nurse Hughes) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s Secret Soldiers: Heroines in Disguise, written by Wendy Lement, co-directed by Jeff Church & Bree Elrod, and produced in community partnership with Girls on the Run. On stage at The Coterie January 22-February 10, 2019. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Emilie Karas (as Sarah Wakeman a.k.a. Private Lyon Wakeman) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s Secret Soldiers: Heroines in Disguise, written by Wendy Lement, co-directed by Jeff Church & Bree Elrod, and produced in community partnership with Girls on the Run. On stage at The Coterie January 22-February 10, 2019. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Khalif J. Gillett (as Joseph O. Cassell) and Yetunde Felix-Ukwu (as Harriet Tubman) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s Secret Soldiers: Heroines in Disguise, written by Wendy Lement, co-directed by Jeff Church & Bree Elrod, and produced in community partnership with Girls on the Run. On stage at The Coterie January 22-February 10, 2019. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Roan Ricker (as Sgt. William Austin), Emilie Karas (as Sarah Wakeman a.k.a. Private Lyon Wakeman), Freddy Acevedo (as Private Perry Wilder), and Yetunde Felix-Ukwu (as Barmaid) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s Secret Soldiers: Heroines in Disguise, written by Wendy Lement, co-directed by Jeff Church & Bree Elrod, and produced in community partnership with Girls on the Run. On stage at The Coterie January 22-February 10, 2019. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Marianne McKenzie (as Loreta Janeta Velazquez a.k.a. Major Harry T. Buford) and Khalif J. Gillett (as Joseph O. Cassell) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s Secret Soldiers: Heroines in Disguise, written by Wendy Lement, co-directed by Jeff Church & Bree Elrod, and produced in community partnership with Girls on the Run. On stage at The Coterie January 22-February 10, 2019. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Emilie Karas (as Sarah Wakeman a.k.a. Private Lyon Wakeman) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s Secret Soldiers: Heroines in Disguise, written by Wendy Lement, co-directed by Jeff Church & Bree Elrod, and produced in community partnership with Girls on the Run. On stage at The Coterie January 22-February 10, 2019. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Emilie Karas (as Sarah Wakeman a.k.a. Private Lyon Wakeman) and Khalif J. Gillett (as Joseph O. Cassell) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s Secret Soldiers: Heroines in Disguise, written by Wendy Lement, co-directed by Jeff Church & Bree Elrod, and produced in community partnership with Girls on the Run. On stage at The Coterie January 22-February 10, 2019. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Emilie Karas (as Sarah Wakeman a.k.a. Private Lyon Wakeman) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s Secret Soldiers: Heroines in Disguise, written by Wendy Lement, co-directed by Jeff Church & Bree Elrod, and produced in community partnership with Girls on the Run. On stage at The Coterie January 22-February 10, 2019. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Left to right: Chelsea Kinser (as Celeste) and Emilie Karas (as Sarah Wakeman) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s Secret Soldiers: Heroines in Disguise, written by Wendy Lement, co-directed by Jeff Church & Bree Elrod, and produced in community partnership with Girls on the Run. On stage at The Coterie January 22-February 10, 2019. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Left to right: Khalif J. Gillett (as Joseph O. Cassell) and Chelsea Kinser (as Sarah Emma Edmonds a.k.a. Franklin Thompson) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s Secret Soldiers: Heroines in Disguise, written by Wendy Lement, co-directed by Jeff Church & Bree Elrod, and produced in community partnership with Girls on the Run. On stage at The Coterie January 22-February 10, 2019. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Left to right: Roan Ricker (as Private Floyd Matthews) and Emilie Karas (as Sarah Wakeman a.k.a. Private Lyon Wakeman) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s Secret Soldiers: Heroines in Disguise, written by Wendy Lement, co-directed by Jeff Church & Bree Elrod, and produced in community partnership with Girls on the Run. On stage at The Coterie January 22-February 10, 2019. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Left to right: Khalif J. Gillett (as Joseph O. Cassell) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s Secret Soldiers: Heroines in Disguise, written by Wendy Lement, co-directed by Jeff Church & Bree Elrod, and produced in community partnership with Girls on the Run. On stage at The Coterie January 22-February 10, 2019. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Tony J. Pulford (as Rudolph) and David LeVota (as Hermey) in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical running November 6, 2018 – December 30, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Left to right: Jay Love (as Baby Rudolph), Deanna Mazdra (as Mrs. Donner), Zachrey York (as Santa) and Jake Golliher (as Donner) in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical running November 6, 2018 – December 30, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Left to right: David LeVota (as Hermey) and Tony J. Pulford (as Rudolph) in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical running November 6, 2018 – December 30, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
Left to right: Tony J. Pulford (as Rudolph), Zachrey York (as Santa), Jay Love (as Spotted Elephant) and Ashley Elliott-Rowe (as Dolly) in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical running November 6, 2018 – December 30, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Ron Lackey (as Sam the Snowman) in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical running November 6, 2018 – December 30, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Left to right: Kimberly Girkin (as Elf), Catie Wolff (as Elf), Ashley Elliot-Rowe (as Elf), David LeVota (as Hermey) and Zach Faust (as Boss Elf) in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical running November 6, 2018 – December 30, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
Left to right: Martin Buchanan (as Coach Comet), Matthew Grigoratos (as Reindeer), Robin Robles (as Reindeer), Roan Ricker (as Fireball) and Tony J. Pulford (as Rudolph) in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical running November 6, 2018 – December 30, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
Left to right: Zach Faust (as Cowboy who rides an ostrich), Jay Love (as Spotted Elephant), David LeVota (as Hermey), Jake Golliher (as Bird who swims) Tony J. Pulford (as Rudolph), David Michael Hall (as Charlie-in-the-Box), Ashley Elliot-Rowe (as Dolly), Ben Renfrow (as Plane that can't fly) and Martin Buchanan (as Yukon Cornelius) in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical running November 6, 2018 – December 30, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Left to right: Martin Buchanan (as Yukon Cornelius), Tony J. Pulford (as Rudolph) and David LeVota (as Hermey) in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical running November 6, 2018 – December 30, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Left to right: Ron Lackey (as Sam the Snowman) and Deanna Mazdra (as Mrs. Claus) in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical running November 6, 2018 – December 30, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Left to right: Jay Love (as Spotted Elephant), David Michael Hall (as Charlie-in-the-Box) and Ashley Elliot-Rowe (as Dolly) in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical running November 6, 2018 – December 30, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Left to right: Tony J. Pulford (as Rudolph) and Elise Campagna (as Clarice) in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical running November 6, 2018 – December 30, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Left to right: Tony J. Pulford (as Rudolph), Roan Ricker (as Fireball) and Elise Campagna (as Clarice) in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical running November 6, 2018 – December 30, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Left to right: Tony J. Pulford (as Rudolph), Martin Buchanan (as Yukon Cornelius) and David LeVota (as Hermey) in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical running November 6, 2018 – December 30, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Left to right: Zachrey York (as Santa), Jake Golliher (as Donner) and Deanna Mazdra (as Mrs. Donner) in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical running November 6, 2018 – December 30, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Left to right: Walter Coppage (as Dr. Benjamin E. Mays) and Aaron Ellis (as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.) in The Coterie World Premiere of Becoming Martin. Written by Kevin Willmott and directed by Chip Miller. On stage September 18-October 21, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Aaron Ellis (as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.) in The Coterie World Premiere of Becoming Martin. Written by Kevin Willmott and directed by Chip Miller. On stage September 18-October 21, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Walter Coppage (as Dr. Benjamin E. Mays), Aaron Ellis (as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.), George Forbes (as Professor George D. Kelsey), and Sherri Roulette-Mosley (as Sadie Mays) in The Coterie World Premiere of Becoming Martin. Written by Kevin Willmott and directed by Chip Miller. On stage September 18-October 21, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: George Forbes (as Professor George D. Kelsey), and Sherri Roulette-Mosley (as Sadie Mays) in The Coterie World Premiere of Becoming Martin. Written by Kevin Willmott and directed by Chip Miller. On stage September 18-October 21, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Walter Coppage (as Dr. Benjamin E. Mays) and Granvile T. O'Neal (as Martin Luther King, Sr.) in The Coterie World Premiere of Becoming Martin. Written by Kevin Willmott and directed by Chip Miller. On stage September 18-October 21, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Sherri Roulette-Mosley (as Sadie Mays), Granvile T. O'Neal (as Martin Luther King, Sr.), and Walter Coppage (as Dr. Benjamin E. Mays) in The Coterie World Premiere of Becoming Martin. Written by Kevin Willmott and directed by Chip Miller. On stage September 18-October 21, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Aaron Ellis (as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.), Walter Coppage (as Dr. Benjamin E. Mays), and George Forbes (as Professor George D. Kelsey) in The Coterie World Premiere of Becoming Martin. Written by Kevin Willmott and directed by Chip Miller. On stage September 18-October 21, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The cast of Disney's Newsies, a co-production of The Coterie and The White Theatre at The J . Directed & choreographed by Jerry Jay Cranford with music directed by Pam Williamson, Disney's Newsies is live on stage at The White Theatre, July 7-29, 2018. Photo by Rich Fabac and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre and The White Theatre at The J.
The cast of Disney's Newsies, a co-production of The Coterie and The White Theatre at The J . Directed & choreographed by Jerry Jay Cranford with music directed by Pam Williamson, Disney's Newsies is live on stage at The White Theatre, July 7-29, 2018. Photo by Rich Fabac and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre and The White Theatre at The J.
The cast of Disney's Newsies, a co-production of The Coterie and The White Theatre at The J . Directed & choreographed by Jerry Jay Cranford with music directed by Pam Williamson, Disney's Newsies is live on stage at The White Theatre, July 7-29, 2018. Photo by Rich Fabac and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre and The White Theatre at The J.
The cast of Disney's Newsies, a co-production of The Coterie and The White Theatre at The J . Directed & choreographed by Jerry Jay Cranford with music directed by Pam Williamson, Disney's Newsies is live on stage at The White Theatre, July 7-29, 2018. Photo by Rich Fabac and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre and The White Theatre at The J.
The cast of Disney's Newsies, a co-production of The Coterie and The White Theatre at The J . Directed & choreographed by Jerry Jay Cranford with music directed by Pam Williamson, Disney's Newsies is live on stage at The White Theatre, July 7-29, 2018. Photo by Rich Fabac and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre and The White Theatre at The J.
The cast of Disney's Newsies, a co-production of The Coterie and The White Theatre at The J . Directed & choreographed by Jerry Jay Cranford with music directed by Pam Williamson, Disney's Newsies is live on stage at The White Theatre, July 7-29, 2018. Photo by Rich Fabac and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre and The White Theatre at The J.
Download the Goosebumps: Phantom of the Auditorium- The Musical Press Release: PDF
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Back to Front: Jacob Valle (as Zeke), David LeVota (as Brian), and Callie Rodina (as Brooke) in R.L. Stine's Goosebumps: Phantom of the Auditorium- The Musical. Adapted for the stage with book and lyrics by John Maclay, and Music, Lyrics, Orchestrations and Arrangements by Danny Abosch. Directed by Jeff Church. Live on stage at The Coterie, June 19 - August 5, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Callie Rodina (as Brooke) in R.L. Stine's Goosebumps: Phantom of the Auditorium- The Musical. Adapted for the stage with book and lyrics by John Maclay. Music, Lyrics, Orchestrations and Arrangements by Danny Abosch. Directed by Jeff Church. Live on stage at The Coterie, June 19 - August 5, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Jacob Valle (as Zeke) and Callie Rodina (as Brooke) in R.L. Stine's Goosebumps: Phantom of the Auditorium- The Musical. Adapted for the stage with book and lyrics by John Maclay. Music, Lyrics, Orchestrations and Arrangements by Danny Abosch. Directed by Jeff Church. Live on stage at The Coterie, June 19 - August 5, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Lily Nicholas (as Tina), Callie Rodina (as Brooke), Sara LaBarr (as Ms. Walker), David LeVota (as Brian), and Jacob Valle (as Zeke) in R.L. Stine's Goosebumps: Phantom of the Auditorium- The Musical. Adapted for the stage with book and lyrics by John Maclay, and Music, Lyrics, Orchestrations and Arrangements by Danny Abosch. Directed by Jeff Church. Live on stage at The Coterie, June 19 - August 5, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Sara LaBarr (as Ms. Walker), David LeVota (as Brian), and Callie Rodina (as Brooke) in R.L. Stine's Goosebumps: Phantom of the Auditorium- The Musical. Adapted for the stage with book and lyrics by John Maclay, and Music, Lyrics, Orchestrations and Arrangements by Danny Abosch. Directed by Jeff Church. Live on stage at The Coterie, June 19 - August 5, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: David LeVota (as Brian), Callie Rodina (as Brooke), Sara LaBarr (as Ms. Walker), Lily Nicholas (as Tina), and Jacob Valle (as Zeke) in R.L. Stine's Goosebumps: Phantom of the Auditorium- The Musical. Adapted for the stage with book and lyrics by John Maclay, and Music, Lyrics, Orchestrations and Arrangements by Danny Abosch. Directed by Jeff Church. Live on stage at The Coterie, June 19 - August 5, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Callie Rodina (as Brooke) and Jacob Valle (as Zeke) in R.L. Stine's Goosebumps: Phantom of the Auditorium- The Musical. Adapted for the stage with book and lyrics by John Maclay, and Music, Lyrics, Orchestrations and Arrangements by Danny Abosch. Directed by Jeff Church. Live on stage at The Coterie, June 19 - August 5, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Callie Rodina (as Brooke) and Jacob Valle (as Zeke) in R.L. Stine's Goosebumps: Phantom of the Auditorium- The Musical. Adapted for the stage with book and lyrics by John Maclay, and Music, Lyrics, Orchestrations and Arrangements by Danny Abosch. Directed by Jeff Church. Live on stage at The Coterie, June 19 - August 5, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Back to Front: Evan J. Lovelace (as Emile), Lily Nicholas (as Tina), David LeVota (as Brian), Jacob Valle (as Zeke), and Callie Rodina (as Brooke) in R.L. Stine's Goosebumps: Phantom of the Auditorium- The Musical. Adapted for the stage with book and lyrics by John Maclay, and Music, Lyrics, Orchestrations and Arrangements by Danny Abosch. Directed by Jeff Church. Live on stage at The Coterie, June 19 - August 5, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Jacob Valle (as Zeke) and Callie Rodina (as Brooke) in R.L. Stine's Goosebumps: Phantom of the Auditorium- The Musical. Adapted for the stage with book and lyrics by John Maclay, and Music, Lyrics, Orchestrations and Arrangements by Danny Abosch. Directed by Jeff Church. Live on stage at The Coterie, June 19 - August 5, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
Download the Jack and the Bean Mágico! Press Release: PDF
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Left to Right: Freddy Acevedo (as Jack) and Jake Walker (as Gardener) in Jack and the Bean Mágico!. Written by Linda A. Carson and directed by Kim Selody, Presentation House Theatre, Vancouver. Live on stage at The Coterie, April 17 - May 20, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Jake Walker (as Gardener) in Jack and the Bean Mágico!. Written by Linda A. Carson and directed by Kim Selody, Presentation House Theatre, Vancouver. Live on stage at The Coterie, April 17 - May 20, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Freddy Acevedo (as Jack) in Jack and the Bean Mágico!. Written by Linda A. Carson and directed by Kim Selody, Presentation House Theatre, Vancouver. Live on stage at The Coterie, April 17 - May 20, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Jake Walker (as Gardener) in Jack and the Bean Mágico!. Written by Linda A. Carson and directed by Kim Selody, Presentation House Theatre, Vancouver. Live on stage at The Coterie, April 17 - May 20, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Freddy Acevedo (as Jack) and Jake Walker (as Gardener) in Jack and the Bean Mágico!. Written by Linda A. Carson and directed by Kim Selody, Presentation House Theatre, Vancouver. Live on stage at The Coterie, April 17 - May 20, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Freddy Acevedo (as Jack) in Jack and the Bean Mágico!. Written by Linda A. Carson and directed by Kim Selody, Presentation House Theatre, Vancouver. Live on stage at The Coterie, April 17 - May 20, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Jake Walker (as Giant) in Jack and the Bean Mágico!. Written by Linda A. Carson and directed by Kim Selody, Presentation House Theatre, Vancouver. Live on stage at The Coterie, April 17 - May 20, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Freddy Acevedo (as Jack) in Jack and the Bean Mágico!. Written by Linda A. Carson and directed by Kim Selody, Presentation House Theatre, Vancouver. Live on stage at The Coterie, April 17 - May 20, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Jake Walker (as Squirm the Worm) in Jack and the Bean Mágico!. Written by Linda A. Carson and directed by Kim Selody, Presentation House Theatre, Vancouver. Live on stage at The Coterie, April 17 - May 20, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Freddy Acevedo (as Jack) in Jack and the Bean Mágico!. Written by Linda A. Carson and directed by Kim Selody, Presentation House Theatre, Vancouver. Live on stage at The Coterie, April 17 - May 20, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Jake Walker (as Giant) in Jack and the Bean Mágico!. Written by Linda A. Carson and directed by Kim Selody, Presentation House Theatre, Vancouver. Live on stage at The Coterie, April 17 - May 20, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Aurelia Power (as Winnie Foster) and Fisher Stewart (as Jesse Tuck) in Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt and adapted by Mark J. Frattaroli. Directed by Jeff Church. Live on stage at The Coterie, February 27 - April 5, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Aurelia Power (as Winnie Foster), Gary Neal Johnson (as Angus Tuck), and Tyler Rowe (as Miles Tuck) in Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt and adapted by Mark J. Frattaroli. Directed by Jeff Church. Live on stage at The Coterie, February 27 - April 5, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Tyler Rowe (as Miles Tuck), Fisher Stewart (as Jesse Tuck), Aurelia Power (as Winnie Foster), and Nancy Marcy (as Mae Tuck) in Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt and adapted by Mark J. Frattaroli. Directed by Jeff Church. Live on stage at The Coterie, February 27 - April 5, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Gary Neal Johnson (as Angus Tuck) and Aurelia Power (as Winnie Foster) in Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt and adapted by Mark J. Frattaroli. Directed by Jeff Church. Live on stage at The Coterie, February 27 - April 5, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Aurelia Power (as Winnie Foster) and Fisher Stewart (as Jesse Tuck) in Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt and adapted by Mark J. Frattaroli. Directed by Jeff Church. Live on stage at The Coterie, February 27 - April 5, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Aurelia Power (as Winnie Foster), Fisher Stewart (as Jesse Tuck), Gary Neal Johnson (as Angus Tuck), Nancy Marcy (as Mae Tuck), Tyler Rowe (as Miles Tuck), and Jonathan Lloyd Schriock (as Stranger in the Yellow Suit) in Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt and adapted by Mark J. Frattaroli. Directed by Jeff Church. Live on stage at The Coterie, February 27 - April 5, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Aurelia Power (as Winnie Foster) and Fisher Stewart (as Jesse Tuck) in Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt and adapted by Mark J. Frattaroli. Directed by Jeff Church. Live on stage at The Coterie, February 27 - April 5, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Left to Right: Aurelia Power (as Winnie Foster), Gary Neal Johnson (as Angus Tuck), Jonathan Lloyd Schriock (as Stranger in the Yellow Suit), Nancy Marcy (as Mae Tuck), and Tyler Rowe (as Miles Tuck) in Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt and adapted by Mark J. Frattaroli. Directed by Jeff Church. Live on stage at The Coterie, February 27 - April 5, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Aurelia Power (as Winnie Foster) and Nancy Marcy (as Mae Tuck) in Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt and adapted by Mark J. Frattaroli. Directed by Jeff Church. Live on stage at The Coterie, February 27 - April 5, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Gary Neal Johnson (as Angus Tuck) and Aurelia Power (as Winnie Foster) in Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt and adapted by Mark J. Frattaroli. Directed by Jeff Church. Live on stage at The Coterie, February 27 - April 5, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Aurelia Power (as Winnie Foster) in Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt and adapted by Mark J. Frattaroli. Directed by Jeff Church. Live on stage at The Coterie, February 27 - April 5, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Aurelia Power (as Winnie Foster), Fisher Stewart (as Jesse Tuck), Tyler Rowe (as Miles Tuck), and Gary Neal Johnson (as Angus Tuck) in Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt and adapted by Mark J. Frattaroli. Directed by Jeff Church. Live on stage at The Coterie, February 27 - April 5, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Fisher Stewart (as Jesse Tuck) in Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt and adapted by Mark J. Frattaroli. Directed by Jeff Church. Live on stage at The Coterie, February 27 - April 5, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Download the The Secret of Courage Press Release: PDF
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Jay Love (as Jack McCall) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s co-production of The Secret of Courage, adapted by Laurie Brooks from the short story, “Imaginary Friends,” by best-selling fantasy author Terry Brooks. Directed by Graham Whitehead, The Secret of Courage makes its world premiere at The Coterie, Jan. 23 – Feb. 11, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Ken Sandberg (as Wartag), Duncan McIntyre (as Pick), Jay Love (as Jack McCall), and Heather Michele Lawler (as Deirdre) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s co-production of The Secret of Courage, adapted by Laurie Brooks from the short story, “Imaginary Friends,” by best-selling fantasy author Terry Brooks. Directed by Graham Whitehead, The Secret of Courage makes its world premiere at The Coterie, Jan. 23 – Feb. 11, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Jay Love (as Jack McCall) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s co-production of The Secret of Courage, adapted by Laurie Brooks from the short story, “Imaginary Friends,” by best-selling fantasy author Terry Brooks. Directed by Graham Whitehead, The Secret of Courage makes its world premiere at The Coterie, Jan. 23 – Feb. 11, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Duncan McIntyre (as Pick), Rafael Toribio (as Keokuk), Jay Love (as Jack McCall), and Heather Michele Lawler (as Deirdre) in The Coterie World Premiere of The Secret of Courage. In co-production with UMKC Theatre. Adapted by Laurie Brooks from the short story Imaginary Friends by New York Times best-selling author, Terry Brooks, and directed by Graham Whitehead. On stage January 23-February 11, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Heather Michele Lawler (as Deirdre), Duncan McIntyre (as Pick), and Jay Love (as Jack McCall) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s co-production of The Secret of Courage, adapted by Laurie Brooks from the short story, “Imaginary Friends,” by best-selling fantasy author Terry Brooks. Directed by Graham Whitehead, The Secret of Courage makes its world premiere at The Coterie, Jan. 23 – Feb. 11, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Roan Ricker (as Waddy) and Jay Love (as Jack McCall) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s co-production of The Secret of Courage, adapted by Laurie Brooks from the short story, “Imaginary Friends,” by best-selling fantasy author Terry Brooks. Directed by Graham Whitehead, The Secret of Courage makes its world premiere at The Coterie, Jan. 23 – Feb. 11, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Heather Michele Lawler (as Deirdre), Jay Love (as Jack McCall), and Duncan McIntyre (as Pick) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s co-production of The Secret of Courage, adapted by Laurie Brooks from the short story, “Imaginary Friends,” by best-selling fantasy author Terry Brooks. Directed by Graham Whitehead, The Secret of Courage makes its world premiere at The Coterie, Jan. 23 – Feb. 11, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Jay Love (as Jack McCall) and Charlie Spillers (as Uncle Frank) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s co-production of The Secret of Courage, adapted by Laurie Brooks from the short story, “Imaginary Friends,” by best-selling fantasy author Terry Brooks. Directed by Graham Whitehead, The Secret of Courage makes its world premiere at The Coterie, Jan. 23 – Feb. 11, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Amy Billroth-MacLurg (as Mom), Jay Love (as Jack McCall), and Roan Ricker (as Waddy) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s co-production of The Secret of Courage, adapted by Laurie Brooks from the short story, “Imaginary Friends,” by best-selling fantasy author Terry Brooks. Directed by Graham Whitehead, The Secret of Courage makes its world premiere at The Coterie, Jan. 23 – Feb. 11, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Jay Love (as Jack McCall), Amy Billroth-MacLurg (as Mom), and Megan Sells (as Dr. Mueller) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s co-production of The Secret of Courage, adapted by Laurie Brooks from the short story, “Imaginary Friends,” by best-selling fantasy author Terry Brooks. Directed by Graham Whitehead, The Secret of Courage makes its world premiere at The Coterie, Jan. 23 – Feb. 11, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Roan Ricker (as Waddy) and Jay Love (as Jack McCall) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s co-production of The Secret of Courage, adapted by Laurie Brooks from the short story, “Imaginary Friends,” by best-selling fantasy author Terry Brooks. Directed by Graham Whitehead, The Secret of Courage makes its world premiere at The Coterie, Jan. 23 – Feb. 11, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Amy Billroth-MacLurg (as Mom), Jay Love (as Jack McCall), and Megan Sells (as Dr. Mueller) in The Coterie and UMKC Theatre’s co-production of The Secret of Courage, adapted by Laurie Brooks from the short story, “Imaginary Friends,” by best-selling fantasy author Terry Brooks. Directed by Graham Whitehead, The Secret of Courage makes its world premiere at The Coterie, Jan. 23 – Feb. 11, 2018. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Vincent Wagner (as Schroeder), Evan J. Lovelace (as Snoopy), and Shon Ruffin (as Lucy) in A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 7, 2017 – December 31, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2017 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Left to Right: Justin Barron (as Charlie Brown), Deanna Mazdra (as Sally), Shon Ruffin (as Lucy), Tony Pulford (as Linus), Evan J. Lovelace (as Snoopy), R.H. Wilhoit (as Pigpen), Darcie A. Hingula (as Frieda), and Ai Vy Bui (as Violet) in A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 7, 2017 – December 31, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2017 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Left to Right: Justin Barron (as Charlie Brown) in A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 7, 2017 – December 31, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2017 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Left to Right: Sam Wisman on percussion, Jeff Harshberger on bass, and Gary Adams on piano in A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 7, 2017 – December 31, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2017 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Left to Right: Vincent Wagner (as Schroeder), Evan J. Lovelace (as Snoopy), R.H. Wilhoit (as Pigpen), David LeVota (as Shermy), Justin Barron (as Charlie Brown), Shon Ruffin (as Lucy), Darcie A. Hingula (as Frieda), Ai Vy Bui (as Violet), Deanna Mazdra (as Sally), and Tony Pulford (as Linus) in A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 7, 2017 – December 31, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2017 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Left to Right: Justin Barron (as Charlie Brown) and Tony Pulford (as Linus) in A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 7, 2017 – December 31, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2017 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Left to Right: Justin Barron (as Charlie Brown), Ai Vy Bui (as Violet), David LeVota (as Shermy), Deanna Mazdra (as Sally), and Tony Pulford (as Linus) in A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 7, 2017 – December 31, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2017 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Left to Right: Shon Ruffin (as Lucy) and Tony Pulford (as Linus) in A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 7, 2017 – December 31, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2017 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Left to Right: Justin Barron (as Charlie Brown) and Tony Pulford (as Linus) in A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 7, 2017 – December 31, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2017 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Left to Right: Justin Barron (as Charlie Brown) and Deanna Mazdra (as Sally) in A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 7, 2017 – December 31, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2017 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Left to Right: Justin Barron (as Charlie Brown) in A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by William J. Christie, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 7, 2017 – December 31, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2017 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Left to Right: Darrington Clark (as Young Man), Antonia Washington (as Yvonne), Khrystal L. Coppage (as Dierdre), and Robert E. Coppage III (as Eugene Conrad) in The Coterie’s production of, We Shall Not Be Moved, by Ed Simpson. Directed by Jeff Church, on stage September 19 - October 22, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Tommy Waller (as Radio Broadcaster), Khrystal L. Coppage (as Dierdre), Antonia Washington (as Yvonne), Darrington Clark (as Young Man), and Roan Ricker (as Jerry Bigelow) in The Coterie’s production of, We Shall Not Be Moved, by Ed Simpson. Directed by Jeff Church, on stage September 19 - October 22, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Daniel Eugene Parman (as Mike Perkins), Matthew J. Williamson (as Phil Perkins), Granvile T. O'Neal (as Nate Conrad), and Robert E. Coppage III (as Eugene Conrad) in The Coterie’s production of, We Shall Not Be Moved, by Ed Simpson. Directed by Jeff Church, on stage September 19 - October 22, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Darrington Clark (as Young Man), Alisa Lynn (as Hazel), and Antonia Washington (as Margaret) in The Coterie’s production of, We Shall Not Be Moved, by Ed Simpson. Directed by Jeff Church, on stage September 19 - October 22, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Robert E. Coppage III (as Eugene Conrad) and Khrystal L. Coppage (as Dierdre) in The Coterie’s production of, We Shall Not Be Moved, by Ed Simpson. Directed by Jeff Church, on stage September 19 - October 22, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Daniel Eugene Parman (as Mike Perkins) and Matthew J. Williamson (as Phil Perkins) in The Coterie’s production of, We Shall Not Be Moved, by Ed Simpson. Directed by Jeff Church, on stage September 19 - October 22, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Granvile T. O'Neal (as Nate Conrad) and Robert E. Coppage III (as Eugene Conrad) in The Coterie’s production of, We Shall Not Be Moved, by Ed Simpson. Directed by Jeff Church, on stage September 19 - October 22, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Khrystal L. Coppage (as Dierdre), Antonia Washington (as Yvonne), Darrington Clark (as Young Man), and Alisa Lynn (as Jenny) in The Coterie’s production of, We Shall Not Be Moved, by Ed Simpson. Directed by Jeff Church, on stage September 19 - October 22, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Darrington Clark (as Young Man) and Deanna Mazdra (as Elderly Woman) in The Coterie’s production of, We Shall Not Be Moved, by Ed Simpson. Directed by Jeff Church, on stage September 19 - October 22, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Roan Ricker (as Jerry Bigelow) and Deanna Mazdra (as Mother) in The Coterie’s production of, We Shall Not Be Moved, by Ed Simpson. Directed by Jeff Church, on stage September 19 - October 22, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Khrystal L. Coppage (as Dierdre), Antonia Washington (as Yvonne), Darrington Clark (as Young Man), Tommy Waller (as Newspaper), Daniel Eugene Parman (as Mike Perkins), Roan Ricker (as Jerry Bigelow), Alisa Lynn (as Debbie), Matthew J. Williamson (as Phil Perkins), and Deanna Mazdra (as May) in The Coterie’s production of, We Shall Not Be Moved, by Ed Simpson. Directed by Jeff Church, on stage September 19 - October 22, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Matthew J. Williamson (as Publisher) and Darrington Clark (as Young Man) in The Coterie’s production of, We Shall Not Be Moved, by Ed Simpson. Directed by Jeff Church, on stage September 19 - October 22, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Tommy Waller (as Red), Darrington Clark (as Young Man), and Khrystal L. Coppage (Dierdre) in The Coterie’s production of, We Shall Not Be Moved, by Ed Simpson. Directed by Jeff Church, on stage September 19 - October 22, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Steven Eubank (as Garfield) in The Coterie’s musical production of, Garfield - The Musical With Cattitude, based on the characters created by Jim Davis, Book by Jim Davis and Michael J. Bobbitt, Music and Lyrics by John L. Cornelius II, and directed by Jerry Jay Cranford, on stage June 13 - August 6, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to Right): Lauren Taylor (as Nermal), Darrington Clark (as Odie), Steven Eubank (as Garfield), Brianna Renee Woods (as Arlene), and Andy Perkins (as Animal Control) in The Coterie’s musical production of, Garfield - The Musical With Cattitude, based on the characters created by Jim Davis, Book by Jim Davis and Michael J. Bobbitt, Music and Lyrics by John L. Cornelius II, and directed by Jerry Jay Cranford, on stage June 13 - August 6, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to Right): Steven Eubank (as Garfield) and Darrington Clark (as Odie) in The Coterie’s musical production of, Garfield - The Musical With Cattitude, based on the characters created by Jim Davis, Book by Jim Davis and Michael J. Bobbitt, Music and Lyrics by John L. Cornelius II, and directed by Jerry Jay Cranford, on stage June 13 - August 6, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to Right): Steven Eubank (as Garfield), Andy Perkins (as Jon Arbuckle), and Darrington Clark (as Odie) in The Coterie’s musical production of, Garfield - The Musical With Cattitude, based on the characters created by Jim Davis, Book by Jim Davis and Michael J. Bobbitt, Music and Lyrics by John L. Cornelius II, and directed by Jerry Jay Cranford, on stage June 13 - August 6, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to Right): Steven Eubank (as Garfield) and Brianna Renee Woods (as Arlene) in The Coterie’s musical production of, Garfield - The Musical With Cattitude, based on the characters created by Jim Davis, Book by Jim Davis and Michael J. Bobbitt, Music and Lyrics by John L. Cornelius II, and directed by Jerry Jay Cranford, on stage June 13 - August 6, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to Right): Lauren Taylor (as Nermal) and Steven Eubank (as Garfield) in The Coterie’s musical production of, Garfield - The Musical With Cattitude, based on the characters created by Jim Davis, Book by Jim Davis and Michael J. Bobbitt, Music and Lyrics by John L. Cornelius II, and directed by Jerry Jay Cranford, on stage June 13 - August 6, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Back Row - Left to Right): Darrington Clark (as Odie), Steven Eubank (as Garfield), and Andy Perkins (as Jon Arbuckle)
(Front Row - Left to Right) Lauren Taylor (as Nermal) and Brianna Renee Woods (as Arlene) in The Coterie’s musical production of, Garfield - The Musical With Cattitude, based on the characters created by Jim Davis, Book by Jim Davis and Michael J. Bobbitt, Music and Lyrics by John L. Cornelius II, and directed by Jerry Jay Cranford, on stage June 13 - August 6, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Shon Ruffin (as Piggie), Maggie Renee Marx (as a Squirrelle), Kimberly Horner (as a Squirrelle), Rasheedat “Ras” Badejo (as a Squirrelle), and Jake Walker (as Gerald the Elephant) in The Coterie’s musical production of, Elephant and Piggie's "We Are In A Play", based on the Elephant and Piggie books by Mo Willems, Script and Lyrics by Mo Willems, Music by Deborah Wicks La Puma, and directed by Shanara Gabrielle, on stage April 4 - May 21, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Shon Ruffin (as Piggie) and Jake Walker (as Gerald the Elephant) in The Coterie’s musical production of, Elephant and Piggie's "We Are In A Play", based on the Elephant and Piggie books by Mo Willems, Script and Lyrics by Mo Willems, Music by Deborah Wicks La Puma, and directed by Shanara Gabrielle, on stage April 4 - May 21, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Shon Ruffin (as Piggie), Maggie Renee Marx (as a Squirrelle), Jake Walker (as Gerald the Elephant), Kimberly Horner (as a Squirrelle), and Rasheedat “Ras” Badejo (as a Squirrelle) in The Coterie’s musical production of, Elephant and Piggie's "We Are In A Play", based on the Elephant and Piggie books by Mo Willems, Script and Lyrics by Mo Willems, Music by Deborah Wicks La Puma, and directed by Shanara Gabrielle, on stage April 4 - May 21, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Shon Ruffin (as Piggie), Jake Walker (as Gerald the Elephant), Maggie Renee Marx (as a Squirrelle), Rasheedat “Ras” Badejo (as a Squirrelle), and Kimberly Horner (as a Squirrelle) in The Coterie’s musical production of, Elephant and Piggie's "We Are In A Play", based on the Elephant and Piggie books by Mo Willems, Script and Lyrics by Mo Willems, Music by Deborah Wicks La Puma, and directed by Shanara Gabrielle, on stage April 4 - May 21, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Shon Ruffin (as Piggie) and Jake Walker (as Gerald the Elephant) in The Coterie’s musical production of, Elephant and Piggie's "We Are In A Play", based on the Elephant and Piggie books by Mo Willems, Script and Lyrics by Mo Willems, Music by Deborah Wicks La Puma, and directed by Shanara Gabrielle, on stage April 4 - May 21, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Jake Walker (as Gerald the Elephant), Maggie Renee Marx (as a Squirrelle), Rasheedat “Ras” Badejo (as a Squirrelle), and Kimberly Horner (as a Squirrelle) in The Coterie’s musical production of, Elephant and Piggie's "We Are In A Play", based on the Elephant and Piggie books by Mo Willems, Script and Lyrics by Mo Willems, Music by Deborah Wicks La Puma, and directed by Shanara Gabrielle, on stage April 4 - May 21, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Jake Walker (as Gerald the Elephant), Shon Ruffin (as Piggie), Maggie Renee Marx (as a Squirrelle), Kimberly Horner (as a Squirrelle), and Rasheedat “Ras” Badejo (as a Squirrelle) in The Coterie’s musical production of, Elephant and Piggie's "We Are In A Play", based on the Elephant and Piggie books by Mo Willems, Script and Lyrics by Mo Willems, Music by Deborah Wicks La Puma, and directed by Shanara Gabrielle, on stage April 4 - May 21, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Callie Rodina (as Emily), Rasheedat “Ras” Badejo (as Lynsey), Zach Faust (as Jason), Brad Shaw (as Gandhi), and Jacob Valle (as Dave) in The Coterie’s world premiere production of the new comedy, No Talking, adapted by Laurie Brooks from a story by Frindle author, Andrew Clements, and directed by Jeff Church, on stage February 21 – March 19, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Zach Faust (as Jason), Rasheedat “Ras” Badejo (as Lynsey), Callie Rodina (as Emily), and Jacob Valle (as Dave) in The Coterie’s world premiere production of the new comedy, No Talking, adapted by Laurie Brooks from a story by Frindle author, Andrew Clements, and directed by Jeff Church, on stage February 21 – March 19, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Foreground (Left to right): Jacob Valle (as Dave), Zach Faust (as Jason). Background: Brad Shaw (as Gandhi) in The Coterie’s world premiere production of the new comedy, No Talking, adapted by Laurie Brooks from a story by Frindle author, Andrew Clements, and directed by Jeff Church, on stage February 21 – March 19, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Brad Shaw (as Gandhi) and Vanessa Severo (as Actor Extraordinaire) in The Coterie’s world premiere production of the new comedy, No Talking, adapted by Laurie Brooks from a story by Frindle author, Andrew Clements, and directed by Jeff Church, on stage February 21 – March 19, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Rasheedat “Ras” Badejo (as Lynsey), Callie Rodina (as Emily), Brad Shaw (as Gandhi), Zach Faust (as Jason), and Jacob Valle (as Dave) in The Coterie’s world premiere production of the new comedy, No Talking, adapted by Laurie Brooks from a story by Frindle author, Andrew Clements, and directed by Jeff Church, on stage February 21 – March 19, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Zach Faust (as Jason), Brad Shaw (as Gandhi), and Jacob Valle (as Dave) in The Coterie’s world premiere production of the new comedy, No Talking, adapted by Laurie Brooks from a story by Frindle author, Andrew Clements, and directed by Jeff Church, on stage February 21 – March 19, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Brad Shaw (as Gandhi), Callie Rodina (as Emily), Rasheedat “Ras” Badejo (as Lynsey), Zach Faust (as Jason), Jacob Valle (as Dave), and Vanessa Severo (as Actor Extraordinaire) in The Coterie’s world premiere production of the new comedy, No Talking, adapted by Laurie Brooks from a story by Frindle author, Andrew Clements, and directed by Jeff Church, on stage February 21 – March 19, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Jacob Valle (as Dave) and Zach Faust (as Jason) in The Coterie’s world premiere production of the new comedy, No Talking, adapted by Laurie Brooks from a story by Frindle author, Andrew Clements, and directed by Jeff Church, on stage February 21 – March 19, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Foreground, left to right: Eric Palmquist (as Akira), Un Joo Christopher (as Maiko), and Andi Meyer (as Fumiko Ishioka); Background: Josephine Pellow (as Hana Brady) in The Coterie’s Hana’s Suitcase, a National Endowment for the Arts award-winning play written by Emil Sher, based on the book by Karen Levine, and directed by Walter Coppage. Live on stage January 24-February 12, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Eric Palmquist (as Akira), Un Joo Christopher (as Maiko), and Andi Meyer (as Fumiko Ishioka) in The Coterie’s Hana’s Suitcase, a National Endowment for the Arts award-winning play written by Emil Sher, based on the book by Karen Levine, and directed by Walter Coppage. Live on stage January 24-February 12, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Eric Palmquist (as Akira), Un Joo Christopher (as Maiko), and Andi Meyer (as Fumiko Ishioka) in The Coterie’s Hana’s Suitcase, a National Endowment for the Arts award-winning play written by Emil Sher, based on the book by Karen Levine, and directed by Walter Coppage. Live on stage January 24-February 12, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Eric Palmquist (as Akira) in The Coterie’s Hana’s Suitcase, a National Endowment for the Arts award-winning play written by Emil Sher, based on the book by Karen Levine, and directed by Walter Coppage. Live on stage January 24-February 12, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Josephine Pellow (as Hana Brady) in The Coterie’s Hana’s Suitcase, a National Endowment for the Arts award-winning play written by Emil Sher, based on the book by Karen Levine, and directed by Walter Coppage. Live on stage January 24-February 12, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Un Joo Christopher (as Maiko) and Eric Palmquist (as Akira) in The Coterie’s Hana’s Suitcase, a National Endowment for the Arts award-winning play written by Emil Sher, based on the book by Karen Levine, and directed by Walter Coppage. Live on stage January 24-February 12, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Michael Shawn Wilson (Uncle Ludvik), Josephine Pellow (as Hana Brady), and Zach Faust (as Young George Brady) in The Coterie’s Hana’s Suitcase, a National Endowment for the Arts award-winning play written by Emil Sher, based on the book by Karen Levine, and directed by Walter Coppage. Live on stage January 24-February 12, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Andi Meyer (as Fumiko Ishioka) and Leah Swank-Miller (as Ludamila) in The Coterie’s Hana’s Suitcase, a National Endowment for the Arts award-winning play written by Emil Sher, based on the book by Karen Levine, and directed by Walter Coppage. Live on stage January 24-February 12, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Zach Faust (as Young George Brady) and Josephine Pellow (as Hana Brady) in The Coterie’s Hana’s Suitcase, a National Endowment for the Arts award-winning play written by Emil Sher, based on the book by Karen Levine, and directed by Walter Coppage. Live on stage January 24-February 12, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Andi Meyer (as Fumiko Ishioka) and Leah Swank-Miller (as Ludmila) in The Coterie’s Hana’s Suitcase, a National Endowment for the Arts award-winning play written by Emil Sher, based on the book by Karen Levine, and directed by Walter Coppage. Live on stage January 24-February 12, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to Right: Andy Garrison (Adult George Brady), Josephine Pellow (as Hana Brady), Leah Swank Miller (Marketa Brady), Zach Faust (as Young George Brady), and Un Joo Christopher (as Maiko) in The Coterie’s Hana’s Suitcase, a National Endowment for the Arts award-winning play written by Emil Sher, based on the book by Karen Levine, and directed by Walter Coppage. Live on stage January 24-February 12, 2017. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Tony Pulford (as Rudolph), Jake Walker (as Yukon Cornelius), and David LeVota (as Hermey) in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Ron Lackey as Sam the Snowman in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Left to right: Tony Pulford (as Rudolph) and David LeVota (as Hermey) in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Left to right: Drake Taylor, Hannah Thompson, Zoe London, and Allison Banks (as Elves), Emily Nan Phillips (as Mrs. Claus), and Zachrey York (as Santa Claus) in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Jake Walker (as Yukon Cornelius) in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Background: Tony Pulford (as Rudolph), Foreground (Left to Right): Elise Campagna (as Clarice) and Jacob Valle (as Puppeteer) in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
Left to right: Drake Taylor, Zoe London, Hannah Thompson, and Allison Banks (as Elves), David LeVota (as Hermey), and Evan C. Phillips (as Boss Elf) in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
Left to right: Tony Pulford (as Rudolph), and Jacob Valle (as Charlie-in-the-Box) in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
Left to right: D'Andre McKenzie (as Baby Rudolph) and Emily Nan Phillips (as Mrs. Donner) in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Left to right: D'Andre McKenzie (as Spotted Elephant), Tony Pulford (as Rudolph), Jacob Valle (as Charlie-in-the-Box), David LeVota (as Hermey), Hannah Thompson (as Dolly), and Jake Walker (as Yukon Cornelius) in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Left to right: Jake Walker (as Yukon Cornelius), Tony Pulford (as Rudolph), and David LeVota (as Hermey) in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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David LeVota (as Hermey) in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
Left to right: Zachrey York (as Santa), Tony Pulford (as Rudolph), and D'Andre McKenzie (as Spotted Elephant) in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Left to right: Emily Nan Phillips (as Mrs. Donner), Jake Bartley (as Reindeer), and Tony Pulford (as Rudolph) in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
D'Andre McKenzie (as Spotted Elephant) in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Left to right: Donovan Woods (as Ernest Green) and Dianne Yvette (as Melba Patillo) in The Nine Who Dared: Courage in Little Rock, a unique, interactive drama for 12 years and older opening The Coterie’s 2016/2017 Season, September 20-October 21, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Rasheedat “Ras” Badejo (as Elizabeth Eckford) and Joseph Fournier (as National Guardsman) in The Nine Who Dared: Courage in Little Rock, a unique, interactive drama for 12 years and older opening The Coterie’s 2016/2017 Season, September 20-October 21, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Foreground: Rasheedat “Ras” Badejo (as Elizabeth Eckford); Background: Michael DeCoursey (as Ben Fine) and Leah Swank-Miller (Jane) in The Nine Who Dared: Courage in Little Rock, a unique, interactive drama for 12 years and older opening The Coterie’s 2016/2017 Season, September 20-October 21, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right, foreground: Dianne Yvette (as Melba Patillo), Michael DeCoursey (as Andy); Background: Donovan Woods (as Ernest Green) in The Nine Who Dared: Courage in Little Rock, a unique, interactive drama for 12 years and older opening The Coterie’s 2016/2017 Season, September 20-October 21, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Ron Lackey (as Thurgood Marshall), Donovan Woods (as Ernest Green), and Dianne Yvette (as Melba Patillo) in The Nine Who Dared: Courage in Little Rock, a unique, interactive drama for 12 years and older opening The Coterie’s 2016/2017 Season, September 20-October 21, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right, foreground: Leah Swank-Miller (Vice Principal Huckaby) and Rasheedat “Ras” Badejo (as Minnijean Brown); Background: Dianne Yvette (as Melba Patillo) and Donovan Woods (as Ernest Green) in The Nine Who Dared: Courage in Little Rock, a unique, interactive drama for 12 years and older opening The Coterie’s 2016/2017 Season, September 20-October 21, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right, foreground: Sherri Roulette-Mosley (as Daisy Bates), Donovan Woods (as Ernest Green), and Dianne Yvette (as Melba Patillo); Background: Ron Lackey (as Rev. Crenchaw) and Ariel Talacko (as School Board Member) in The Nine Who Dared: Courage in Little Rock, a unique, interactive drama for 12 years and older opening The Coterie’s 2016/2017 Season, September 20-October 21, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Rasheedat “Ras” Badejo (as Minnijean Brown), Dianne Yvette (as Melba Patillo), Donovan Woods (as Ernest Green), Leah Swank-Miller (as Vice Principal Huckaby), and Thomas A. Waller (as officer) in The Nine Who Dared: Courage in Little Rock, a unique, interactive drama for 12 years and older opening The Coterie’s 2016/2017 Season, September 20-October 21, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Background: Joseph Fournier (as Chief Justice Warren); Foreground, left to right: Dianne Yvette (as Melba Patillo) and Donovan Woods (as Ernest Green) in The Nine Who Dared: Courage in Little Rock, a unique, interactive drama for 12 years and older opening The Coterie’s 2016/2017 Season, September 20-October 21, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right, background: Ariel Talacko (as Nancy), Leah Swank-Miller (Vice Principal Huckaby); Foreground: Rasheedat “Ras” Badejo (as Minnijean Brown) in The Nine Who Dared: Courage in Little Rock, a unique, interactive drama for 12 years and older opening The Coterie’s 2016/2017 Season, September 20-October 21, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Rasheedat “Ras” Badejo (as Minnijean Brown), Dianne Yvette (as Melba Patillo), and Donovan Woods (as Ernest Green) in The Nine Who Dared: Courage in Little Rock, a unique, interactive drama for 12 years and older opening The Coterie’s 2016/2017 Season, September 20-October 21, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Donovan Woods (as Ernest Green), Rasheedat “Ras” Badejo (as Minnijean Brown), and Dianne Yvette (as Melba Patillo) in The Nine Who Dared: Courage in Little Rock, opening The Coterie’s 2016/2017 Season, September 20-October 21, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The cast of The Coterie’s summer musical, Madagascar – A Musical Adventure, featuring Enjoli Gavin (as Gloria), Patrick Beasley (as Alex), Donovan Woods (as Marty) and Joey Boos (as Melman), based on the DreamWorks animation motion picture, with book by Kevin Del Aguila, original music and lyrics by George Noriega & Joel Someillan, and directed by Jerry Jay Cranford, receiving its world premiere as part of The Coterie’s Lab for New Family Musicals in its 2015/2016 Season, June 14 – August 7, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The cast of The Coterie’s summer musical, Madagascar – A Musical Adventure, featuring Donovan Woods (as Marty) and Patrick Beasley (as Alex), based on the DreamWorks animation motion picture, with book by Kevin Del Aguila, original music and lyrics by George Noriega & Joel Someillan, and directed by Jerry Jay Cranford, receiving its world premiere as part of The Coterie’s Lab for New Family Musicals in its 2015/2016 Season, June 14 – August 7, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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The cast of The Coterie’s summer musical, Madagascar – A Musical Adventure, featuring Francisco Javier Villegas (as King Julian), based on the DreamWorks animation motion picture, with book by Kevin Del Aguila, original music and lyrics by George Noriega & Joel Someillan, and directed by Jerry Jay Cranford, receiving its world premiere as part of The Coterie’s Lab for New Family Musicals in its 2015/2016 Season, June 14 – August 7, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Enjoli Gavin (as Gloria), Patrick Beasley (as Alex), Joey Boos (as Melman) and Donovan Woods (as Marty) Madagascar – A Musical Adventure, featuring, based on the DreamWorks animation motion picture, with book by Kevin Del Aguila, original music and lyrics by George Noriega & Joel Someillan, and directed by Jerry Jay Cranford, receiving its world premiere as part of The Coterie’s Lab for New Family Musicals in its 2015/2016 Season, June 14 – August 7, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Download the Where The Wild Things Are Press Release: PDF
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Raes Calvert (as Max) in Where The Wild Things Are, Based on the book by Maurice Sendak, A Presentation House Theatre Production, Directed by Kim Selody, Artistic Director, Presentation House Theatre. Originally adapted for the stage by TAG Theatre Glasgow, Scotland. A production in The Coterie’s 2015/2016 Season, March 21, 2016 – May 7, 2016. Photo by Chris van der Schyf and provided courtesy of Presentation House Theatre.
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Left to Right: Tony Pulford (as Enrique), Judy Simmons (as The Library Lady), and Francisco Javier Villegas (as Tomás Rivera) in Tomás and The Library Lady, adapted by José Cruz González, from the book by Pat Mora, based on the true life story of Tomás Rivera, directed by Shanara Gabrielle. A production in The Coterie’s 2015/2016 Season, February 25, 2016 – March 18, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Left to Right: Tony Pulford (as Enrique), Victoria Botero (as Josefa), and Francisco Javier Villegas (as Tomás Rivera) in Tomás and The Library Lady, adapted by José Cruz González, from the book by Pat Mora, based on the true life story of Tomás Rivera, directed by Shanara Gabrielle. A production in The Coterie’s 2015/2016 Season, February 25, 2016 – March 18, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Left to Right: Francisco Javier Villegas (as Tomás Rivera) and Victoria Botero (as Josefa) in Tomás and The Library Lady, adapted by José Cruz González, from the book by Pat Mora, based on the true life story of Tomás Rivera, directed by Shanara Gabrielle. A production in The Coterie’s 2015/2016 Season, February 25, 2016 – March 18, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Left to Right: Tony Pulford (as Enrique), Judy Simmons (as The Library Lady), and Francisco Javier Villegas (as Tomás Rivera) in Tomás and The Library Lady, adapted by José Cruz González, from the book by Pat Mora, based on the true life story of Tomás Rivera, directed by Shanara Gabrielle. A production in The Coterie’s 2015/2016 Season, February 25, 2016 – March 18, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Left to Right: José Faus (as Papa Grande), and Francisco Javier Villegas (as Tomás Rivera) in Tomás and The Library Lady, adapted by José Cruz González, from the book by Pat Mora, based on the true life story of Tomás Rivera, directed by Shanara Gabrielle. A production in The Coterie’s 2015/2016 Season, February 25, 2016 – March 18, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
José Faus (as Papa Grande) in Tomás and The Library Lady, adapted by José Cruz González, from the book by Pat Mora, based on the true life story of Tomás Rivera, directed by Shanara Gabrielle. A production in The Coterie’s 2015/2016 Season, February 25, 2016 – March 18, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Download And Justice for Some Press Release: PDF
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Left to Right: Mariem Diaz, Daniel Fleming, Josh LeBrun, Michael Thayer, Maya Jackson, and Edwin Brown III in And Justice for Some: The Freedom Trial of Anthony Burns [1858], written by Wendy Lement and Bethany Dunakin and directed by Jeff Church, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie’s 2015/2016 Season, January 26, 2016 – February 21, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Left to Right: Michael Thayer, Caroline Vuchetich, Daniel Fleming, Mariem Diaz, and Maya Jackson in And Justice for Some: The Freedom Trial of Anthony Burns [1858], written by Wendy Lement and Bethany Dunakin and directed by Jeff Church, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie’s 2015/2016 Season, January 26, 2016 – February 21, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Left to Right: Mariem Diaz and Josh LeBrun in And Justice for Some: The Freedom Trial of Anthony Burns [1858], written by Wendy Lement and Bethany Dunakin and directed by Jeff Church, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie’s 2015/2016 Season, January 26, 2016 – February 21, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Left to Right: Michael Thayer and Maya Jackson in And Justice for Some: The Freedom Trial of Anthony Burns [1858], written by Wendy Lement and Bethany Dunakin and directed by Jeff Church, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie’s 2015/2016 Season, January 26, 2016 – February 21, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Left to Right: Maya Jackson and Caroline Vuchetich in And Justice for Some: The Freedom Trial of Anthony Burns [1858], written by Wendy Lement and Bethany Dunakin and directed by Jeff Church, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie’s 2015/2016 Season, January 26, 2016 – February 21, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Edwin Brown III in And Justice for Some: The Freedom Trial of Anthony Burns [1858], written by Wendy Lement and Bethany Dunakin and directed by Jeff Church, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie’s 2015/2016 Season, January 26, 2016 – February 21, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Left to Right: Mariem Diaz, Edwin Brown III, and Michael Thayer in And Justice for Some: The Freedom Trial of Anthony Burns [1858], written by Wendy Lement and Bethany Dunakin and directed by Jeff Church, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie’s 2015/2016 Season, January 26, 2016 – February 21, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.Web-Friendly Production Photos
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Steven Eubank (as Charlie Brown) in A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by Jeff Church, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 17, 2015 – January 3, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2015 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Left to right: Donovan Woods (as Snoopy), Steven Eubank (as Charlie Brown), Vincent Wagner (as Schroeder), Rachel Brennan Leyh (as Frieda), Lexi Morris (as Lucy van Pelt), Ai Vy Bui (as Violet), Connor Relyea (as Shermy), Matthew Lindblom (as Pigpen), and Tony Pulford (as Linus) in A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by Jeff Church, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 17, 2015 – January 3, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2015 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Left to right: Tony Pulford (as Linus) and Lexi Morris (as Lucy van Pelt) in A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by Jeff Church, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 17, 2015 – January 3, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2015 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Left to right: The cast and Sam Wiseman (percussionist), Jeff Harshbarger (bassist) and Gary Adams (pianist) in a live jazz trio - playing Vince Gauraldi's original arrangements - in A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by Jeff Church, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 17, 2015 – January 3, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2015 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Left to right: Steven Eubank (as Charlie Brown) and Lexi Morris (as Lucy van Pelt) in A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by Jeff Church, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 17, 2015 – January 3, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2015 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Left to right: Steven Eubank (as Charlie Brown) and Sara Kennedy (as Sally) in A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by Jeff Church, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 17, 2015 – January 3, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2015 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Donovan Woods (as Snoopy) in A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by Jeff Church, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 17, 2015 – January 3, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2015 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Left to right: Lexi Morris (as Lucy van Pelt) and Steven Eubank (as Charlie Brown) in A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by Jeff Church, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 17, 2015 – January 3, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2015 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Left to right: Lexi Morris (as Lucy van Pelt) and Tony Pulford (as Linus) in A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by Jeff Church, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 17, 2015 – January 3, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2015 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Left to right: Vincent Wagner (as Schroeder) and Lexi Morris (as Lucy van Pelt) in A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by Jeff Church, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 17, 2015 – January 3, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2015 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Sara Kennedy (as Sally) in A Charlie Brown Christmas, written by Charles Shultz, based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson, and directed by Jeff Church, playing live on stage at The Coterie, November 17, 2015 – January 3, 2016. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Peanuts © 2015 Peanuts Worldwide LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Left to right: Josephine Pellow (as Helen Keller) and Vanessa Severo (as Annie Sullivan) in The Miracle Worker, written by William Gibson and directed by Jeff Church, opening The Coterie’s 2015/2016 Season, September 22 – October 25, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Left to right: Juliana Ladd (ASL Interpreter), Walter Coppage (as Keller), Josephine Pellow (as Helen Keller), Vanessa Severo (as Annie Sullivan), Tony J. Pulford (as James), and Jennifer Mays (as Kate) in The Miracle Worker, written by William Gibson and directed by Jeff Church, opening The Coterie’s 2015/2016 Season, September 22 – October 25, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Left to right: Vanessa Severo (as Annie Sullivan) and Josephine Pellow (as Helen Keller) in The Miracle Worker, written by William Gibson and directed by Jeff Church, opening The Coterie’s 2015/2016 Season, September 22 – October 25, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Left to right: Jennifer Mays (as Kate), Vanessa Severo (as Annie Sullivan), and Juliana Ladd (ASL Interpreter) in The Miracle Worker, written by William Gibson and directed by Jeff Church, opening The Coterie’s 2015/2016 Season, September 22 – October 25, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Left to right: Josephine Pellow (as Helen Keller) and Vanessa Severo (as Annie Sullivan) in The Miracle Worker, written by William Gibson and directed by Jeff Church, opening The Coterie’s 2015/2016 Season, September 22 – October 25, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Left to right: Juliana Ladd (ASL Interpreter), Vanessa Severo (as Annie Sullivan), Jennifer Mays (as Kate), Josephine Pellow (as Helen Keller), Walter Coppage (as Keller), Lisa Lehnen (ASL Interpreter), and Dianne Yvette (as Aunt Ev) in The Miracle Worker, written by William Gibson and directed by Jeff Church, opening The Coterie’s 2015/2016 Season, September 22 – October 25, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Left to right: Vanessa Severo (as Annie Sullivan) and Josephine Pellow (as Helen Keller) in The Miracle Worker, written by William Gibson and directed by Jeff Church, opening The Coterie’s 2015/2016 Season, September 22 – October 25, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Left to right: Dianne Yvette (as Aunt Ev), Walter Coppage (as Keller), and Juliana Ladd (ASL Interpreter) in The Miracle Worker, written by William Gibson and directed by Jeff Church, opening The Coterie’s 2015/2016 Season, September 22 – October 25, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
Left to right: Jennifer Mays (as Kate) and Josephine Pellow (as Helen Keller) in The Miracle Worker, written by William Gibson and directed by Jeff Church, opening The Coterie’s 2015/2016 Season, September 22 – October 25, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Josephine Pellow (as Helen Keller) and Vanessa Severo (as Annie Sullivan) in The Miracle Worker, written by William Gibson and directed by Jeff Church, opening The Coterie’s 2015/2016 Season, September 22 – October 25, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Vanessa Severo (as Annie Sullivan) and Josephine Pellow (as Helen Keller) in The Miracle Worker, written by William Gibson and directed by Jeff Church, opening The Coterie’s 2015/2016 Season, September 22 – October 25, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Seth M. Jones (as Frog) and Steven Eubank (as Toad) in A Year with Frog and Toad. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Seth M. Jones (as Frog) and Steven Eubank (as Toad) in A Year with Frog and Toad. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Steven Eubank (as Toad), Seth M. Jones (as Frog), and Emily Shackelford (as Terrible Frog) in A Year with Frog and Toad. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Seth M. Jones (as Frog) in A Year with Frog and Toad. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Seth M. Jones (as Frog) in A Year with Frog and Toad. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Emily Shackelford (as Squirrel) in A Year with Frog and Toad. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Seth M. Jones (as Frog) and Steven Eubank (as Toad) in A Year with Frog and Toad. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Elise Poehling (as Turtle) in A Year with Frog and Toad. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Steven Eubank (as Toad) in A Year with Frog and Toad. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Deanna Mazdra (as Sally), Tony Pulford (as Thing 1), Mackenzie Goodwin Tran (as Kitten), Jake Walker (as The Cat), Damian Blake (as The Fish), Pancha Brown (as Thing 2), and Donovan Woods (as Boy) in Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Jake Walker (as The Cat) in Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Tony Pulford (as Kitten), Mackenzie Goodwin Tran (as Kitten), Jake Walker (as The Cat) and Pancha Brown (as Kitten) in Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Damian Blake (as The Fish) and Jake Walker (as The Cat) in Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Deanna Mazdra (as Sally), Damian Blake (as The Fish), and Donovan Woods (as Boy) in Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Deanna Mazdra (as Sally), Damian Blake (as The Fish), Donovan Woods (as Boy), Jake Walker (as The Cat),Tony Pulford (as Thing 1), Mackenzie Goodwin Tran (as Kitten), and Pancha Brown (as Thing 2) in Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Nicole Marie Green (as Abilene) in The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane, written by Dwayne Hartford, based on the book by Kate DiCamillo, and directed by David P. Saar, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie’s 2014/2015 Season, January 27 – March 1, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Joseph Fournier (as Edward Tulane) and Nicole Marie Green (as Abilene) in The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane, written by Dwayne Hartford, based on the book by Kate DiCamillo, and directed by David P. Saar, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie’s 2014/2015 Season, January 27 – March 1, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Emily Nan Phillips (as Pellegrina), Nicole Marie Green (as Abilene), and Joseph Fournier (as Edward Tulane) in The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane, written by Dwayne Hartford, based on the book by Kate DiCamillo, and directed by David P. Saar, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie’s 2014/2015 Season, January 27 – March 1, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Nicole Marie Green (as Abilene) in The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane, written by Dwayne Hartford, based on the book by Kate DiCamillo, and directed by David P. Saar, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie’s 2014/2015 Season, January 27 – March 1, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Spencer Christensen (as Abilene’s Father), Emily Nan Phillips (as Pellegrina), Joseph Fournier (as Edward Tulane), and Nicole Marie Green (as Abilene) in The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane, written by Dwayne Hartford, based on the book by Kate DiCamillo, and directed by David P. Saar, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie’s 2014/2015 Season, January 27 – March 1, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Spencer Christensen (as Bryce) and Joseph Fournier (as Edward Tulane) in The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane, written by Dwayne Hartford, based on the book by Kate DiCamillo, and directed by David P. Saar, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie’s 2014/2015 Season, January 27 – March 1, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Emily Nan Phillips (as Pellegrina), Joseph Fournier (as Edward Tulane), and Nicole Marie Green (as Abilene) in The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane, written by Dwayne Hartford, based on the book by Kate DiCamillo, and directed by David P. Saar, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie’s 2014/2015 Season, January 27 – March 1, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Joseph Fournier (as Edward Tulane) and Emily Nan Phillips (as Jack) in The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane, written by Dwayne Hartford, based on the book by Kate DiCamillo, and directed by David P. Saar, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie’s 2014/2015 Season, January 27 – March 1, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Spencer Christensen (as Lawrence) and Emily Nan Phillips (as Nellie) in The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane, written by Dwayne Hartford, based on the book by Kate DiCamillo, and directed by David P. Saar, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie’s 2014/2015 Season, January 27 – March 1, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Tony Pulford (as Rudolph™) and Christopher Carlson (as Hermey™) in The Coterie’s production of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical, running November 4, 2014 – January 4, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Ron Lackey (as Sam the Snowman™) in The Coterie’s production of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical, running November 4, 2014 – January 4, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Left to right: Zachrey York (as Santa™), Ty Carter (as Baby Rudolph™ Puppeteer) and Emily Nan Phillips (as Mrs. Donner™) in The Coterie’s production of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical, running November 4, 2014 – January 4, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Foreground, left to right: Christopher Carlson (as Hermey™) and Jake Walker (as Boss Elf™) in The Coterie’s production of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical, running November 4, 2014 – January 4, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Tony Pulford (as Rudolph™) in The Coterie’s production of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical, running November 4, 2014 – January 4, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Left to right: Logan Black (as Yukon Cornelius™), Tony Pulford (as Rudolph™) and Christopher Carlson (as Hermey™) in The Coterie’s production of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical, running November 4, 2014 – January 4, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Left to right: Tony Pulford (as Rudolph™) and Nehemiah Deason (as Charlie™ Puppeteer) in The Coterie’s production of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical, running November 4, 2014 – January 4, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Left to right: Ron Lackey (as Sam the Snowman™), Jake Golliher (as Donner™), Zachrey York (as Santa™), Ty Carter (as Baby Rudolph™ Puppeteer) and Emily Nan Phillips (as Mrs. Donner™) in The Coterie’s production of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical, running November 4, 2014 – January 4, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Left to right: Ty Carter (as Baby Rudolph™ Puppeteer) and Emily Nan Phillips (as Mrs. Donner™) in The Coterie’s production of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical, running November 4, 2014 – January 4, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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The cast of The Coterie’s production of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical, running November 4, 2014 – January 4, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Front to Back: Christopher Carlson (as Hermey™) and Jake Walker (as Boss Elf™) in The Coterie’s production of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical, running November 4, 2014 – January 4, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Left to right: Tony Pulford (as Rudolph™) and Christopher Carlson (as Hermey™) in The Coterie’s production of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical, running November 4, 2014 – January 4, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Logan Black (as Yukon Cornelius™) in The Coterie’s production of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical, running November 4, 2014 – January 4, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Left to right: Tony Pulford (as Rudolph™) and Lexi Morris (as Clarice™) in The Coterie’s production of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical, running November 4, 2014 – January 4, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Left to right: Christopher Carlson (as Hermey™) in The Coterie’s production of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical, running November 4, 2014 – January 4, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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The cast of The Coterie’s production of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical, running November 4, 2014 – January 4, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Lexi Morris (as Clarice™) in The Coterie’s production of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical, running November 4, 2014 – January 4, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Left to right: Christopher Carlson (as Hermey™) and Tony Pulford (as Rudolph™) in The Coterie’s production of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical, running November 4, 2014 – January 4, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Left to right: Lexi Morris (as Clarice™), Christopher Carlson (as Hermey™), and Tony Pulford (as Rudolph™) in The Coterie’s production of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical, running November 4, 2014 – January 4, 2015. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ® The Rudolph Co., L.P. All elements under license to Character Arts, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Left to right: Ron Lackey (as E.D. Nixon), Antonia Washington (as Rosa Parks), and Frank Oakley III (as Martin Luther King, Jr.) in Rosa Parks and Montgomery Bus Boycott. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Antonia Washington (as Rosa Parks) in Rosa Parks and Montgomery Bus Boycott. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Antonia Washington (as Rosa Parks), Cindy K. Siefers (as a Bus Passenger), and Michael Ott (as the Bus Driver) in Rosa Parks and Montgomery Bus Boycott. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Frank Oakley III (as Martin Luther King, Jr.) and Shon Ruffin (as Coretta Scott King) in Rosa Parks and Montgomery Bus Boycott. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Shon Ruffin (as an audience member), Antonia Washington (as Rosa Parks), Sherri Roulette-Mosley (as an audience member), Michael Ott (as Rev. Graetz), Ron Lackey (as E.D. Nixon), and Frank Oakley III (as Martin Luther King, Jr.) in Rosa Parks and Montgomery Bus Boycott. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Frank Oakley III (as Martin Luther King, Jr.) in Rosa Parks and Montgomery Bus Boycott. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Counter-clockwise starting at bottom left: Antonia Washington (as Rosa Parks), Sherri Roulette-Mosley (as Rosa’s grandmother), and Cindy K. Siefers (as Mrs. Virginia Durr) in Rosa Parks and Montgomery Bus Boycott. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Frank Oakley III (as a bus passenger), Shon Ruffin (as a bus passenger), Antonia Washington (as Rosa Parks), and Ron Lackey (as a bus passenger) in Rosa Parks and Montgomery Bus Boycott. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Ron Lackey (E.D. Nixon), Shon Ruffin (as Coretta Scott King), and Frank Oakley III (as Martin Luther King, Jr.) in Rosa Parks and Montgomery Bus Boycott. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Antonia Washington (as Rosa Parks) in Rosa Parks and Montgomery Bus Boycott. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Left to right: Frank Oakley III (as Martin Luther King, Jr.), Michael Ott (as Rev. Graetz), and Ron Lackey (as E.D. Nixon), and in Rosa Parks and Montgomery Bus Boycott. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Top to bottom: Ron Lackey (as E.D. Nixon) and Antonia Washington (as Rosa Parks) in Rosa Parks and Montgomery Bus Boycott. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Cindy K. Siefers (as Mrs. Virginia Durr) and Michael Ott (as the Bus Driver) in Rosa Parks and Montgomery Bus Boycott. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Foreground, left to right: Cindy K. Siefers (as Mrs. Virginia Durr) and Antonia Washington (as Rosa Parks) in Rosa Parks and Montgomery Bus Boycott. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Frank Oakley III (as Martin Luther King Jr.), Michael Ott (as the Bus Driver), Antonia Washington (as Rosa Parks), and Ron Lackey (as E.D. Nixon) in Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Lucas Dorrell (as Jeremy Potts), Jake Walker (as Caractacus Potts), and Allison Banks (as Jemima Potts) in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Jake Walker (as Caractacus Potts) and Stefanie Wienecke (as Truly Scrumptious) in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Jake Walker (as Caractacus Potts) and Stefanie Wienecke (as Truly Scrumptious) in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Top to bottom: Allison Banks (as Jemima Potts) and Lucas Dorrell (as Jeremy Potts) in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Jake Walker (as Caractacus Potts), Stefanie Wienecke (as Truly Scrumptious), Allison Banks (as Jemima Potts), and Lucas Dorrell (as Jeremy Potts) in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Jerry Jay Cranford (as Baron Bomburst) and Julie Shaw (as Baroness Bomburst) in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Jake Walker (as Caractacus Potts), Allison Banks (as Jemima Potts), and Lucas Dorrell (as Jeremy Potts), Dakota Hoar (Ensemble), Stefanie Wienecke (as Truly Scrumptious), Julie Shaw (as Miss Phillips), and Callie Rodina (Ensemble) in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Stefanie Wienecke (as Truly Scrumptious) and Jake Walker (as Caractacus Potts) in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Center: Jake Walker (as Caractacus Potts) in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Hughston Walkinshaw (as The Childcatcher), Bob Linebarger (as The Toymaker), Jake Walker (as Caractacus Potts), Stefanie Wienecke (as Truly Scrumptious), Allison Banks (as Jemima Potts), and Lucas Dorrell (as Jeremy Potts) in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Lucas Dorrell (as Jeremy Potts), Stefanie Wienecke (as Truly Scrumptious), and Allison Banks (as Jemima Potts) in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Martin Buchanan (as Grandpa Potts) in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Damian Blake (as Boris the Spy) and Teddy Trice (as Goran the Spy) in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Clockwise starting at bottom left: Jake Walker (as Caractacus Potts), Allison Banks (as Jemima Potts), Lucas Dorrell (as Jeremy Potts), and Stefanie Wienecke (as Truly Scrumptious) in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Emily Shackelford (as Dori), Shelby Floyd (as Shulie), Seth M. Jones (as Tom), Francisco Javier Villegas (as George) & Martin Buchanan (as Mr. E.) in Schoolhouse Rock Live! Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Foreground, Left to right): Emily Shackelford (as Dori), Francisco Javier Villegas (as George) & Shelby Floyd (as Shulie). (Background): Seth M. Jones (as Tom) in Schoolhouse Rock Live! Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Foreground): Shelby Floyd (as Shulie). (Background, Left to righ): Seth M. Jones (as Tom), Emily Shackelford (as Dori), Francisco Javier Villegas (as George) & Martin Buchanan (as Mr. E.) in Schoolhouse Rock Live! Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Francisco Javier Villegas (as George) & Seth M. Jones (as Tom) in Schoolhouse Rock Live! Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Shelby Floyd (as Shulie), Seth M. Jones (as Tom) & Emily Shackelford (as Dori) in Schoolhouse Rock Live! Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Shelby Floyd (as Shulie) & Emily Shackelford (as Dori) in Schoolhouse Rock Live! Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Front row, Left to right): Shelby Floyd (as Shulie), Emily Shackelford (as Dori) & Francisco Javier Villegas (as George). (Back row): Seth M. Jones (as Tom) in Schoolhouse Rock Live! Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Emily Shackelford (as Dori), Shelby Floyd (as Shulie), Francisco Javier Villegas (as George) & Seth M. Jones (as Tom) in Schoolhouse Rock Live! Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Front row, Left to right): Martin Buchanan (as Mr. E.), Emily Shackelford (as Dori) & Seth M. Jones (as Tom). (Back row): Shelby Floyd (as Shulie) & Francisco Javier Villegas (as George) in Schoolhouse Rock Live! Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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Shelby Floyd (as Shulie) in Schoolhouse Rock Live! Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Foreground): Martin Buchanan (as Mr. E.). (Background, Left to right): Shelby Floyd (as Shulie), Seth M. Jones (as Tom) & Emily Shackelford (as Dori) in Schoolhouse Rock Live! Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of The Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Emily Shackelford (as Ann Putnam), Emily Nan Phillips (Mercy Lewis), Jessica Jensen (as Mary Warren; face unseen), Nicole Greenberg (as Abigail Williams) & Hannah Thompson (as Betty Parris) in AFFLICTED: DAUGHTERS OF SALEM, a world premiere written by Laurie Brooks and directed by Jeff Church, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie's 2013/2014 Season, January 28 – February 23, 2014. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Foreground): Alisha Espinosa (as Tituba); (Background): Emily Shackelford (as Ann Putnam), Emily Nan Phillips (Mercy Lewis) & Nicole Greenberg (as Abigail Williams) in AFFLICTED: DAUGHTERS OF SALEM, a world premiere written by Laurie Brooks and directed by Jeff Church, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie's 2013/2014 Season, January 28 – February 23, 2014. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Emily Nan Phillips (Mercy Lewis) & Jessica Jensen (as Mary Warren) in AFFLICTED: DAUGHTERS OF SALEM, a world premiere written by Laurie Brooks and directed by Jeff Church, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie's 2013/2014 Season, January 28 – February 23, 2014. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Center): Nicole Greenberg (as Abigail Williams) in AFFLICTED: DAUGHTERS OF SALEM, a world premiere written by Laurie Brooks and directed by Jeff Church, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie's 2013/2014 Season, January 28 – February 23, 2014. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Hannah Thompson (as Betty Parris), Emily Shackelford (as Ann Putnam), Nicole Greenberg (as Abigail Williams), Emily Nan Phillips (Mercy Lewis) & Alisha Espinosa (as Tituba) in AFFLICTED: DAUGHTERS OF SALEM, a world premiere written by Laurie Brooks and directed by Jeff Church, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie's 2013/2014 Season, January 28 – February 23, 2014. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Hannah Thompson (as Betty Parris) & Alisha Espinosa (as Tituba) in AFFLICTED: DAUGHTERS OF SALEM, a world premiere written by Laurie Brooks and directed by Jeff Church, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie's 2013/2014 Season, January 28 – February 23, 2014. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Nicole Greenberg (as Abigail Williams) & Emily Shackelford (as Ann Putnam) in AFFLICTED: DAUGHTERS OF SALEM, a world premiere written by Laurie Brooks and directed by Jeff Church, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie's 2013/2014 Season, January 28 – February 23, 2014. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Emily Shackelford (as Ann Putnam), Emily Nan Phillips (Mercy Lewis) & Nicole Greenberg (as Abigail Williams) in AFFLICTED: DAUGHTERS OF SALEM, a world premiere written by Laurie Brooks and directed by Jeff Church, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie's 2013/2014 Season, January 28 – February 23, 2014. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Alisha Espinosa (as Tituba) in AFFLICTED: DAUGHTERS OF SALEM, a world premiere written by Laurie Brooks and directed by Jeff Church, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie's 2013/2014 Season, January 28 – February 23, 2014. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to Right): Nicole Greenberg (as Abigail Williams) & Emily Nan Phillips (Mercy Lewis) in AFFLICTED: DAUGHTERS OF SALEM, a world premiere written by Laurie Brooks and directed by Jeff Church, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie's 2013/2014 Season, January 28 – February 23, 2014. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Jessica Jensen (as Mary Warren), Alisha Espinosa (as Tituba), Nicole Greenberg (as Abigail Williams), Emily Nan Phillips (Mercy Lewis) & Emily Shackelford (as Ann Putnam) in AFFLICTED: DAUGHTERS OF SALEM, a world premiere written by Laurie Brooks and directed by Jeff Church, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie's 2013/2014 Season, January 28 – February 23, 2014. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Hannah Thompson (as Betty Parris), Emily Shackelford (as Ann Putnam) & Nicole Greenberg (as Abigail Williams) in AFFLICTED: DAUGHTERS OF SALEM, a world premiere written by Laurie Brooks and directed by Jeff Church, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie's 2013/2014 Season, January 28 – February 23, 2014. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Emily Shackelford (as Ann Putnam) & Nicole Greenberg (as Abigail Williams) in AFFLICTED: DAUGHTERS OF SALEM, a world premiere written by Laurie Brooks and directed by Jeff Church, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie's 2013/2014 Season, January 28 – February 23, 2014. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Emily Shackelford (as Ann Putnam), Emily Nan Phillips (Mercy Lewis), Nicole Greenberg (as Abigail Williams), Jessica Jensen (as Mary Warren), Hannah Thompson (as Betty Parris) & Alisha Espinosa (as Tituba) in AFFLICTED: DAUGHTERS OF SALEM, a world premiere written by Laurie Brooks and directed by Jeff Church, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie's 2013/2014 Season, January 28 – February 23, 2014. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Alisha Espinosa (as Tituba), Emily Nan Phillips (Mercy Lewis), Nicole Greenberg (as Abigail Williams), Emily Shackelford (as Ann Putnam), Jessica Jensen (as Mary Warren) & Hannah Thompson (as Betty Parris) in AFFLICTED: DAUGHTERS OF SALEM, a world premiere written by Laurie Brooks and directed by Jeff Church, a co-production with UMKC Theatre in The Coterie's 2013/2014 Season, January 28 – February 23, 2014. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Clockwise from far left): Emily Shackelford (as Dorothy), Nedra Dixon (as Aunt Em), Brad Shaw (as Mechanic), Christopher Barksdale (as Gas Station Attendant), and Tosin Morohunfola (as Mechanic) in THE WIZ. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Clockwise from far left): Tosin Morohunfola (as Scarecrow), Emily Shackelford (as Dorothy), Brad Shaw (as Tinman), and Christopher Barksdale (as Lion) in THE WIZ. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Robert Moore, Bradley Alan Turner and Francisco Janier Villegas (as The Yellow Brick Road), Brad Shaw (as Tinman), and Tosin Morohunfola (as Scarecrow), and Emily Shackelford (as Dorothy) in THE WIZ. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Emily Shackelford (as Dorothy) and Enjoli Gavin (as Addaperle) in THE WIZ. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Shawna Downing (Ensemble), Damron Russel Armstrong (as The Wiz), and Teal Holliday (Ensemble) in THE WIZ. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Emily Shackelford (as Dorothy) and Christopher Barksdale (as Lion) in THE WIZ. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Tosin Morohunfola (as Scarecrow) and Emily Shackelford (as Dorothy) in THE WIZ. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Robert Moore (Ensemble), Shawna Downing (Ensemble), Enjoli Gavin (as Evillene), and Teal Holliday (Ensemble) in THE WIZ. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Tosin Morohunfola (as Scarecrow), Christopher Barksdale (as Lion), Emily Shackelford (as Dorothy), Brad Shaw (as Tinman), and Nedra Dixon (as The Gatekeeper) in THE WIZ. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Bradley Alan Turner (as The Yellow Brick Road), Emily Shackelford (as Dorothy), Christopher Barksdale (as Lion), Brad Shaw (as Tinman), and Tosin Morohunfola (as Scarecrow) in THE WIZ. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Emily Shackelford (as Dorothy), Tosin Morohunfola (as Scarecrow), and Brad Shaw (as Tinman) in THE WIZ. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Tosin Morohunfola (as Scarecrow), Shawna Downing (Ensemble), Chelsea Bria Russell (Ensemble), and Teal Holliday (Ensemble) in THE WIZ. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): (Left to right): Emily Shackelford (as Dorothy), Enjoli Gavin (as Addaperle), Shawna Downing (Ensemble), Chelsea Bria Russell (Ensemble), and Teal Holliday (Ensemble) in THE WIZ. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Damron Russel Armstrong (as The Wiz) in THE WIZ. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Nedra Dixon (as Aunt Em) and Emily Shackelford (as Dorothy) in THE WIZ. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Clockwise from far right): Enjoli Gavin (as Evillene), Shawna Downing (Ensemble), and Teal Holliday (Ensemble) in THE WIZ. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Emily Shackelford (as Dorothy) in THE WIZ. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Tosin Morohunfola (as Scarecrow) in THE WIZ. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Brad Shaw (as Tinman) in THE WIZ. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Christopher Barksdale (as Lion) in THE WIZ. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Damron Russel Armstrong (as The Wiz) in THE WIZ. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Enjoli Gavin (as Evillene) in THE WIZ. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Nedra Dixon (as Glinda) in THE WIZ. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Brad Shaw (as Tinman), Emily Shackelford (as Dorothy), Tosin Morohunfola (as Scarecrow), and Christopher Barksdale (as Lion) in THE WIZ. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Zachary Andrews (as Jonathan Harker & Count Dracula) in Dracula: The Journal of Jonathan Harker. Photo by Zachary Andrews and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Zachary Andrews in Dracula: The Journal of Jonathan Harker. Photo by Zachary Andrews and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Zachary Andrews in Dracula: The Journal of Jonathan Harker. Photo by Zachary Andrews and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
Zachary Andrews in Dracula: The Journal of Jonathan Harker. Photo by Zachary Andrews and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
Zachary Andrews in Dracula: The Journal of Jonathan Harker. Photo by Zachary Andrews and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
Zachary Andrews in Dracula: The Journal of Jonathan Harker. Photo by Zachary Andrews and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
Zachary Andrews in Dracula: The Journal of Jonathan Harker. Photo by Zachary Andrews and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
Zachary Andrews in Dracula: The Journal of Jonathan Harker. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
Zachary Andrews in Dracula: The Journal of Jonathan Harker. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
Zachary Andrews in Dracula: The Journal of Jonathan Harker. Photo by Zachary Andrews and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
Zachary Andrews in Dracula: The Journal of Jonathan Harker. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Jacob Aaron Cullum (as Henry Fleming), Jake Walker (as Doc), Matt Leonard (as Wilson), Matthew Joseph (as JC), and Francisco Javier Villegas (as Tat) in Red Badge Variations. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Jacob Aaron Cullum (as Henry Fleming), Matt Leonard (as Wilson), Matthew Joseph (as JC), Jake Walker (as Doc), and Francisco Javier Villegas (as Tat) in Red Badge Variations. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Matt Leonard (as Wilson), Matthew Joseph (as JC), Francisco Javier Villegas (as Tat; in background), Jake Walker (as Doc), and Jacob Aaron Cullum (as Henry Fleming) in Red Badge Variations. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Matthew Joseph (as JC), Francisco Javier Villegas (as Tat), Jacob Aaron Cullum (as Henry Fleming), and Jake Walker (as Doc) in Red Badge Variations. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Matt Leonard (as Wilson), Francisco Javier Villegas (as Tat; back turned), Jake Walker (as Doc), and Matthew Joseph (as JC) in Red Badge Variations. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Jake Walker (as Doc) and Matt Leonard (as Wilson) in Red Badge Variations. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Francisco Javier Villegas (as Tat), Jake Walker (as Doc), and Jacob Aaron Cullum (as Henry Fleming) in Red Badge Variations. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Jake Walker (as Doc) and Matthew Joseph (as JC) in Red Badge Variations. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Jacob Aaron Cullum (as Henry Fleming) in Red Badge Variations. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Matt Leonard (as Wilson), Jake Walker (as Doc), and Jacob Aaron Cullum (as Henry Fleming) in Red Badge Variations. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Jake Walker (as Doc) and Matt Leonard (as Wilson) in Red Badge Variations. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Clockwise starting at bottom left): Matthew Joseph (as JC), Matt Leonard (as Wilson), Jake Walker (as Doc), Jacob Aaron Cullum (as Henry Fleming), and Francisco Javier Villegas (as Tat) in Red Badge Variations. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Jacob Aaron Cullum (as Henry Fleming) in Red Badge Variations. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Clockwise starting at top left): Kenneth Personett (as Lyle the Crocodile), Jessalyn Kincaid (as Mrs. Primm), Lucas Dorrel (as Joshua Primm), and Martin Buchanan (as Mr. Primm). Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Clockwise starting at top left): Jessalyn Kincaid (as Mrs. Primm), Missy Koonce (as Ms. Nitpicker), Kenneth Personett (as Lyle the Crocodile), and Lucas Dorrel (as Joshua Primm). Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Counter-clockwise starting at bottom right): Damian Blake (as Hector P. Valenti), Kenneth Personett (as Lyle the Crocodile), and the crocodile cast. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Kenneth Personett (as Lyle the Crocodile), Lucas Dorrel (as Joshua Primm), and Missy Koonce (as Ms. Nitpicker). Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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The cast of Lyle the Crocodile. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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The cast of Lyle the Crocodile. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Damian Blake (as Hector P. Valenti), Kenneth Personett (as Lyle the Crocodile), and Lucas Dorrel (as Joshua Primm). Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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(Left to right): Jessalyn Kincaid (as Mrs. Primm), Kenneth Personett (as Lyle the Crocodile), and Martin Buchanan (as Mr. Primm). Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Clockwise from bottom left: Eboni Fondren (as Miss Thomas), Granvile T. O’Neal (as Mr. Jimmy), Elijah E. Murray (as Steady Eddie), and Aaron Branch (as Bud "not Buddy" Caldwell) in Bud, Not Buddy. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Aaron Branch (as Bud "not Buddy" Caldwell) in Bud, Not Buddy. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Ron Lackey (as Herman Calloway) and Aaron Branch (as Bud "not Buddy" Caldwell) in Bud, Not Buddy. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Aaron Branch (as Bud "not Buddy" Caldwell) and Enjoli Gavin (as Mamma) in Bud, Not Buddy. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Ron Lackey (as Herman Calloway), Elijah E. Murray (as Steady Eddie), Eboni Fondren (as Miss Thomas), Brad Shaw (as Doo Doo Bug), and Granvile T. O’Neal (as Mr. Jimmy) in Bud, Not Buddy. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Aaron Branch (as Bud "not Buddy" Caldwell), Elijah E. Murray (as Steady Eddie), Brad Shaw (as Doo Doo Bug), Martin Buchanan (as Dirty Deed), and Tosin Morohunfola (as Doug the Thug) in Bud, Not Buddy. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Enjoli Gavin (as Mamma) and Aaron Branch (as Bud "not Buddy" Caldwell) in Bud, Not Buddy. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Aaron Branch (as Bud "not Buddy" Caldwell), Martin Buchanan (as Cop), and Brad Shaw (as Lefty) in Bud, Not Buddy. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Aaron Branch (as Bud "not Buddy" Caldwell), Tosin Morohunfola (as Doug the Thug), Elijah E. Murray (as Steady Eddie), Brad Shaw (as Doo Doo Bug), Granvile T. O’Neal (as Mr. Jimmy), Ron Lackey (as Herman Calloway), and Eboni Fondren (as Miss Thomas) in Bud, Not Buddy. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Aaron Branch (as Bud "not Buddy" Caldwell) in the comedy Bud, Not Buddy. Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Roundtable members (pictured left to right): Brennan Mills, Will Fleming, Paul Harkins, Audrey Gleason, and Sam Danley. Photo by and courtesy of The Coterie.
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Ashley M. Otis (as Alexis Bowens) and the cannibal cast of Slashdance! Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Ashley M. Otis (as Alexis Bowens) and Kenneth Personett (as Rick Burley). Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Left to right: Kenneth Personett (as Rick Burley), Jordan Spatz (as Newt), Ashley M. Otis (as Alexis Bowens) and Martin Buchanan (as Lonnie D). Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Ashley M. Otis (as Alexis Bowens) and the cannibal cast of Slashdance! Photo by David Golston and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Top to bottom: Scott “Rex” Hobart (as Musician) and Hughston Walkinshaw (as Actor). Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Hughston Walkinshaw (as Actor). Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
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Scott “Rex” Hobart (as Musician). Photo by J. Robert Schraeder and courtesy of Coterie Theatre.
