Bellevue Little Theater Opens 56th Season with Young Frankenstein
Bellevue Little Theater Opens 56th Season with Young Frankenstein
Bellevue Little Theatre, 203 W. Mission in Olde Towne Bellevue, will open its 56th season with the musical ‘Young Frankenstein’ on Friday, Sept. 13, closing on Sunday, Sept. 29. Performances will begin at 7:30pm on Friday and Saturday evenings and 2pm on Sunday.
On opening night ‘Friday the 13th’ the BLT will offer free wine and cheese to all adults attending. The theatre also invites everyone attending to come in costume for this opening night celebration. All those in costume will receive a free ticket for the basket raffle, which will be held at the close of intermission.
On Friday, September 27, the theater will have a special showing with ASL interpreters for the hearing impaired.
Tickets are $25 for adults, $20 for seniors, and $15 for students with ID. Reservations are requested and may be made by visiting blt.simpletix.com
Season ticket reservations may be obtained by calling (402) 413-8945.
This adult musical follows the grandson of Dr. Frankenstein as he visits Transylvania following the death of his grandfather, the creator of the monster Frankenstein. The young man soon casts aside his determination to never become involved in his grandfather’s research and revisits his research. The results are funny and alarming.
Please note that the production is an adult musical with adult situations that are not suitable for children.
The musical, based on the Mel Brooks film which was released in 1974 follows the story closely. Mary Shelly ‘created’ the original book on which the film was based. The clever combining of Shelley’s book and Mel Brooks’ film produce an evening of delightful adult musical entertainment.
The cast and staff are listed below.
- Adam Fulbright
- Fred Vogel
- Donovan Carr
- Chloe Rosman
- Hannah Post
- Debbie Cline
- John Arnsdorff
- John Morrissey
- Benjiman Pettiford
- Evan Wohlers
- Kara Penniston
- Sara Scheidies
- Jacob Goetz
- Kevin Bray
- Emily Stover
- Julie Stanfill
- Eric Henery-Cavanaugh
- Audrey Saucier
- Steve Knox
- Riley Pope
- Jonny Peplow
- Phyllis Cremonini
- Carli Tomac
- Chris Latta
- Dennis Stessman
- Suzanne Birnley
- Brooke Jones
- Brandy Prettyman
- Director- Todd Uhrmacher
- Music Director- D. Laureen Pickle
- Choreographer- Debbie Massey-Schneweis
- Stage Manager/Props- Jenny Cupak- Carroll
- Assistant Stage Manager- Trey Kelly
- Scenic and Lighting Design- Joey Lorincz
- Costume Designer- Leah Skorupa-Metzger
- Sound Designer – Joe Mokrycki
