CLAREMORE —
Forty-six young people have been hard at work this month putting together their show, “A Bug’s Tale.” Part of the Robson PAC’s Imagine Action Youth Theatre, the month of June has not only been lots of work, it’s been fun in the process.
Acting, singing, and dancing are part of this camp’s day, but also theatre games, meeting new friends, and learning to be creative in many different ways.
“They can’t wait to perform their show for everyone,” states director, Ruby Quinn. “They should be very proud of what they’ve created
“The summer program is in its fifth season and it grows each year,” she continued. “Self-esteem and friendship is the name of the game at the workshop. “You will see an ensemble show where everyone has worked hard and everyone is important — no divas here.”
A Bug’s Tale will perform this Saturday, June 25 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $5 adults and $3 students.
“It’s an incredibly positive group of young people, and such a pleasure to see them each day,” said Maigan McPherson, program choreographer.
Elizabeth Keener, music teacher at Claremont Elementary School is the program’s music director. Pamela Neuok, box office manager at the Robson PAC, is designing sets, lights, and properties.
“Many hands come together to put together this program,” Quinn said, “and we have tons of fun doing it.”
For more information, call the Robson PAC at (918) 699-7390.
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“A Bug’s Tale” cast and crew are Reina Wimp (front, from left), Elijah Powell, Annika Courtney, Mike Lenaburg, Katie Prather, Samantha Barnes, Riley Jensen, Lilly Myers, Dax Gilner, Madison Rust, Jula Preston, and Adeline Peters; Chloe Hendricks (second row, from left), Kaylyn Lane, Lauren Stover, Chloe Washburn, Makala Floyd, Rachel Wimp, Star Hamshar, Cameron Harizal, Daniel Jerchau, Brittni Bisceglia, Riley Renfroe, RJ Roberts, and Shylynn McClellan; Samantha Harizal (third row, from left), Marisa Harbert, Morgan Valliere, Sierra Kihiga, Nicole Bruner, Cayleigh Smith, Katie Bruner, Ashlynn Philpot, Bailey Apodaca, Lindsey Prather, Amber Robinson, Madison Lemarche, Rebecca Powell, Dustin Cagle and Ben Powell. Not Pictured: Courtney Cooley, Hannah Ward, Jaqui Brown, Jared Henderson, Keirstine Weaver, Maysa Sawney and Quinton Hoagland
Robson Performing Arts Center’s Youth Theatre to perform Saturday
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