Hera Shupp Turns Villain in The Little Princess

Hera Shupp sat down with WNZR’s Eric Brown to talk about her role in the upcoming Orange Barrel Production of the Little Princess.

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She got interested in acting from elementary school and high school she took a break while she started raising a family. She got back into acting after seeing Oliver at the Knox Memorial Theatre and when she heard about Orange Barrel she started with them.

Hera played Rachel Lynn in “Anne of Green Gables” last year. She is playing as the main antagonist, Miss Maria Minchin in “The Little Princess”, she’s been preparing by watching how other people played the character and by coming up with her own unique backstory for the character. She likes getting to be challenged by being a villain. She talks about her costume she’ll be wearing during the show.

She talks briefly about the show and the basic outline of the show. She talks about her favorite part of the show, she likes getting to be villainous with the janitor during the show, and her other favorite scene is when the main character stands up to her. She talks about one of her favorite memories of the show.

Performances:
November 14, 15, 21, and 22 at 7:00 PM

Location:
Mount Vernon Developmental Center – Crossroads Theater, Administration Building
1250 Vernonview Drive, Mt. Vernon, OH 43050

Click HERE to learn more and purchase tickets for The Little Princess!

Josh Callahan Foley talks to us about The Importance of Being Earnest

This week we are featuring Orange Barrel’s production of The Importance of Being Earnest!

Josh Callahan Foley plays Algernon in the production and he got to talk with us.

He shares about how he got into theatre, a bit about his character, and why you should come see the show! You can see the show this weekend at the Mount Vernon Developmental Center!

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Steele Takes Stage in Importance of Being Earnest

WNZR’s Eric Brown spoke to Abby Steele plays Cecily Cardew in the Importance of Being Earnest, she talks about how she got into theatre and a bit about the character she’ll be playing.

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(Pic courtesy of OBP)

Hannah Montgomery talks to us about The Importance of Being Earnest!

This week we are featuring Orange Barrel’s production of The Importance of Being Earnest! Hannah Montgomery plays Miss Prism in the production and she got to talk with us.

She tells us all about how she got into theatre, a little about her character, and some of her previous productions!

The show opens up on October 3rd at the Mount Vernon Developmental Center and you won’t want to miss it!

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Cathrine Haws talks to us about The Importance of Being Earnest!

This week we are featuring Orange Barrel’s production of The Importance of Being Earnest!

Cathrine Haws plays Gwendolyn in the production and she got to talk with us. She tells us all about how she got into theatre, a little about her character, and her favorite memory with the cast!

The show opens up on October 3rd at the Mount Vernon Developmental Center and you won’t want to miss it!

For more information click HERE!

Lily Davis talks to us about The Importance of Being Earnest!

This week we are featuring Orange Barrel’s production of The Importance of Being Earnest!

Lily Davis plays Merriman and Grimsby in the production and she got to talk with us. She tells us all about the show, her characters, and her acting past!

The show opens up on October 3rd at the Mount Vernon Developmental Center and you won’t want to miss it!

For more information click HERE!

Sandy Cheeks gives us the details on SpongeBob The Musical!

MTV Arts presents SpongeBob the Musical tonight!

On the Morning Thing Friday, Marcy Rinehart spoke with Kiarah Smith who is playing Sandy Cheeks!

Kiarah details the big production coming up! She talks about her love of theatre and her preparation for her role. Kiarah’s favorite part of the production and some of her best memories so far are also a highlight!

For more information on the show click HERE!

NO! THIS IS PATRICK!!!! Carpenter Talks about Role as Patrick in SpongeBob the Musical

WNZR spoke to Karma Carpenter about her role as Patrick Star in the performance, she says she watched a lot of the show to play her favorite character.

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Karma gives an example of what voice she’s doing for the show.

Karma talks about how her character Is perfect in the way where she’s able to be creative in how she plays it.

Click HERE for information on SpongeBob the Musical!

Ortel Enjoys Breaking News in SpongeBob the Musical!

Vincent Ortel spoke with WNZR about his role in the musical as Perch Perkins who is a news host.

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Vincent talks about how he enjoys how his character can easily give bad news.

Vincent talks about that since this is his first performance he didn’t think he was going to get a part, but he was excited to get one.

Vincent goes on explaining how his costume is going to look in the show.

Vincent gives some advice to kids who haven’t done a performance but want to get started.

Vincent says people should come out and see the performance because it will be a memorable show all.

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Ryals Relishes Role of Keeping the Costumes Straight for SpongeBob the Musical

WNZR spoke to Sadie Ryals about what she does in her position as costume assistant in SpongeBob the Musical.

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She talks about her preparations and what she does for costume changes.

Sadie likes to be around everyone involved.

Sadie goes into detail about how they keep the costumes organized by using spreadsheets.

Sadie says that acting and performing helps build confidence and you’re able to meet amazing people.

Sadie says that you should see the show because the actors have put a lot of effort into the performance and it’s going to be a lot of fun.

Click HERE for information on SpongeBob the Musical!

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