RADIO PRODUCTION OF LITTLE WOMEN
In spite of the current pandemic, South Eugene High School continues to find creative ways to entertain their audiences and provide their students with valuable performance opportunities. This winter the young performers at South Eugene Theater present a heartwarming family classic, Little Women, adapted for the radio by S.H. Barnett from the novel by Louisa May Alcott.
Based on the 1949 film adaptation that starred June Allyson and Margaret O’Brien, Little Women, the Radio Drama, stars Natalie Stern as the tomboyish Jo March, with Meesha Gerharter as her older sister Meg, and Madelin Hawk and Clara Christensen as younger sisters Beth and Amy respectively. Sandra Detweiler also stars as their courageous mother Marmee, with Aiden Dockendorf as Laurie Laurence, the boy next doorn and Reece Miller-Reynolds as Professor Bhaer and Toviah MacAdam as John Brooke providing the girls’ love interests. Madigan Rear also stars as the sister’s wealthy and quarrelsome Aunt March, with Isabella Harker, Olivia Farrell and Sarah Pearson rounding out the cast. The drama itself is carefully edited by South Eugene sound technicians Isaac Lonergan, Timothy Yin and Pablo Saez who provide sound effects and underscoring for the production.
WHO: South Eugene Theater
WHAT: Little Women, The Radio Drama
WHEN: Premiere’s Wednesday, January 6 at 5:00 pm
WHERE: SET’s website – www.southeugenetheater.org
HOW MUCH: Tickets are by donation only.
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Meet the new director of Troupe 750!
John Monteverde comes from the world of professional youth theater where for 13
years he served as Founding Artistic Director of Northwest Children’s Theater & School.
Following that he founded the Blue Monkey Theater, which he ran for an additional
seven years. John holds a BA in theater from the University of Washington as well as a
Masters in Education (Theater emphasis) from Marylhurst University. He lived and
taught in Western Massachusetts before he returned to Oregon last year where he
taught briefly at A3. He has directed hundreds of plays and musicals in theaters from
California to Alaska, and Texas to Pennsylvania.
John Monteverde comes from the world of professional youth theater where for 13
years he served as Founding Artistic Director of Northwest Children’s Theater & School.
Following that he founded the Blue Monkey Theater, which he ran for an additional
seven years. John holds a BA in theater from the University of Washington as well as a
Masters in Education (Theater emphasis) from Marylhurst University. He lived and
taught in Western Massachusetts before he returned to Oregon last year where he
taught briefly at A3. He has directed hundreds of plays and musicals in theaters from
California to Alaska, and Texas to Pennsylvania.
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