Go ‘Into the Woods’ with the all-school production in Waynesboro

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Waynesboro Area Senior High School performers are preparing for the musical “Into the Woods,” this year’s all-school production.

Showtimes are 7 p.m. Friday, March 15, and Saturday, March 16, and 2 p.m. Sunday, March 17.

A musical with composition by Stephen Sondheim and a story by James Lapine, “Into the Woods” weaves classic fairy tale stories into one piece, according to Claire Martin, producer.

“Act 1 ends with all of the characters experiencing the happy ending that we're familiar with - Cinderella gets her prince, Jack's family is rich with treasures from the Giant's kingdom,” Martin said. “But Act 2 reveals that our actions have consequences. The show is rich with many themes and morals, such as love and loss, hopes and curses.”

Waynesboro Area Senior High School students are featured in a variety of fairy tale roles in the musical ‘Into the Woods,’ the 2024 all-school production to be staged March 15, 16 and 17.
Waynesboro Area Senior High School students are featured in a variety of fairy tale roles in the musical ‘Into the Woods,’ the 2024 all-school production to be staged March 15, 16 and 17.

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Who will be on stage?

The cast includes:

Robert Bond (Baker), Kaelin Bowie (Baker's Wife), Maryanne Horne (Witch), Cassidy Wheeler (Cinderella), Will Yost (Jack), Ellie Cieri (Little Red Riding Hood), Laine Wilkinson (Narrator), Christina Pan (Jack's Mother), Dominic Kipe (Cinderella's Prince) and Jakub Oslik (Rapunzel's Prince).

Kalisa Miller and Marcelo Policicchio (Wolves), Chloe Shacreaw (Rapunzel), Kailey Delauter (Evil Stepmother), Rachel Hovis and Eve Dickey (Stepsisters), Noah Collins (Mysterious Man), Ermaris Corcino (Granny), Laina Moatz and Samuel Neff (Cinderella's Parents) also star.

Zoe Bowersox and Kemi Faokunla (Stewards), Leah Yost (Sleeping Beauty), Olivia McDonald (Snow White), Katherine Dennis (Giant), Brooklyn Weiker (Villager), Allyson Hollinshead and Alex Minnich (Milky White the Cow) round out the cast.

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How can you get tickets?

Tickets are $10 for adults and $6 for students and children. They are available online at bit.ly/washsintothewoods and also will be sold at the door.

“This event is reserved seating, so buying in advance will allow you to secure the best seat in the house,” Martin said. She noted those purchasing on a computer will be able to select specific seats, while people using a mobile device will only be able to choose a section.

This article originally appeared on Waynesboro Record Herald: Waynesboro all-school production is musical ‘Into the Woods’