For reservations and more information, call 722-6775.In December 1937, Walt Disney Productions released its first feature-length cartoon, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Tickets are $7 for adults and $5 for kids 12 and under. 8 at the main stage at the Renegade Comedy Theatre, 404 W. For reservations and information, call 722-6775. Guy Degerstedt is the technical director and set designer, Nikki Caulfield is the musical director, and Ana Lee Bixler is the stage manager. Hencinski's wife, Susan, plays the Wicked Witch of the West. Jennifer Lindgren plays Dorothy and Stacey Matson plays the Gatekeeper/Oz in this production, with Jerry Bacon as the Tin Man, Jim Hencinski as the Lion and Cory Lathrop as the Scarecrow. I had no trouble assigning parts at the auditions," she said. Hoffman said it was easy making selections for the cast. Meanwhile, rehearsals are continuing for the opening of "Wizard." She said this season she will be directing another Gilbert and Sullivan musical - "Patience." "The Sorcerer" sold out every night of its four-night run. Last season Hoffman directed and sang in Gilbert and Sullivan's "The Sorcerer," which was performed on the main stage at Renegade. It's fun to direct and act in a play, she said. "He said 'If you direct, you can just give yourself a part.' So I did." "When Brian called me and asked me if I'd direct 'Wizard of Oz' I told him I'd rather audition," she said. She has performed for Bennett's Dinner Theatre as well as at the Duluth Playhouse, and will be playing Glenda, the Good Witch of the North in "The Wizard of Oz." Scholastica and the University of Wisconsin-Superior for years and is well-known as an actress in her own right. She has directed plays at the College of St. "The children (in the audience) become munchkins," she said.Īlthough this is the first time that Hoffman has directed a play for the children's theater, it's not her first directing experience by any means. Not only will they laugh and giggle as Dorothy, the Tin Man, the Lion and the Scarecrow have adventures in the Land of Oz, they will also help Dorothy get to Oz. "The script is a little different than the movie. "It's not the original score, but there are cute, snappy tunes," she said. The play is cute and funny, and it is a musical, but the songs aren't the same as the movie, said Jill Hoffman, who is directing her first children's show at the Renegade with this production. The play is a new musical adaptation by Kevin Reese based on the original novel. Dorothy and her three companions will be waltzing down the yellow brick road this year - in a Renegade Children's Theatre production that opens Sept.
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