Sikeston Little Theatre to Present High School Musical 2
We're all in this together!!!......Again! It's the last day of junior year, and the East High gang can't wait to get the summer started they're ready for summer jobs, money for college and to have fun. Disney's High School Musical 2 follows Troy, Gabriella, and the rest of the Wildcats out of their hallowed East High safety net into the unfamiliar jungle of Lava Springs Country Club where Sharpay is Queen.
High School Musical 2 is a buoyant, light-hearted beach-ball of a story, but it's also much more than that. Beneath the suntans, pool games, and the teen romance gone awry are some very vulnerable kids facing the realities of the adult world as they enter the work force for the first time.
You'll be engaged in rockin' songs, action-packed dance numbers and a theme that twists and turns as life does to us sometimes.
Get your tickets while you can to this rollercoaster of a sequel that promises to kick off the SLT season in Wildcat style!!
Members/Season Ticket Holders may use season passes to pick up tickets at no charge starting Sunday, July 29th at the box office and online at
www.sikestonlittletheatre.com
Note: Members may also purchase additional tickets at this time. All seats are $12.
Performances:
Friday August 17 at 7pm
Saturday August 18 at 7pm
Sunday August 19 at 2pm
Saturday August 25 at 2pm
Saturday August 25 at 7pm
Sunday August 26 at 2pm
SIKESTON LITTLE THEATRE
OUR 59TH SEASON
The Sikeston Little Theatre is in its 59th year of production!!
In 1958, Bing Limbaugh, a former Sikeston student attending college in Memphis, met with a group of Sikeston residents interested in starting a theater group, which led to the selection of a board of directors. When formal incorporation papers were submitted to the state of Missouri, Sikeston Little Theatre (SLT), Inc was born.
In October of 1959, SLT presented its first play, Blithe Spirit, in the old high school gym (now part of the YMCA). This would be SLT's home for the next 13 years. In 1964 SLT scheduled its first summer workshop providing instruction in acting, directing, make-up, costumes and theatre management with presentations by Southeast Missouri State faculty members. In 1965, SLT presented its first musical, Sound of Music, and with its success, SLT decided to stage a musical each season
In 1971, stage productions moved from the gym when SLT helped the city purchase the old First Baptist Church on South Kingshighway, and with grant money, the building became the Sikeston Activity Center.
In September, 1981, with a bequest from Margaret Harris, the Activity Center was sold, and the city of Sikeston purchased the old Malone Theatre for use as a cultural center. SLT was to manage the building and it was renamed the Chaney-Harris Cultural Center. With the help of many organizations and individual volunteers, over $38,000 in renovations were completed and the first stage production, Alice in Wonderland, took place in 1983.
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