You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown:
the Fall 2007 production
Mission
Our mission is to offer the youth of eastern Cuyahoga and western Geauga counties a place where they can experience the joys of performing live theatre in a nurturing and supportive environment. It is a place where the youth build a community of support and caring.
Directors
The directors are Jill and Bob Pappenhagen and a cast of a few. Jill has a BA in Music from Ohio Wesleyan University and a Masters of Vocal performance from The Cleveland Institute of Music. Bob has a BA degree in Technical Theatre from Ohio Wesleyan University.
Performance Information
MYTheatre will present Honk!, an award-winning musical comedy retelling of Hans Christian Anderson tale of the Ugly Duckling. (Book and Lyrics by Anthony Drewe
Music by George Stiles).
November 14, 15, 21, and 22 at 7:30PM. Tickets are only $5.00
For our spring production will be announced in 2009. They are open to all youth ages 5th - 12th grade
Box office
Tickets and other information can be obtained by the receptionist calling Mayfield United Methodist Church at 440-729-4006. All seats are reserved and tickets are only $5.00 for everyone over 2. Free child care will be available for all performances. Please let us know at the time of ticket purchase of the ages and numbers of children you would like to leave in our care so we may provide adequate supervision.
Directions
MY Theatre is a ministry of Mayfield United Methodist Church. Our productions are staged in the main worship center. We are located at the corner of Caves and Mayfield Roads in Chesterland, Ohio.
History
Founded in the fall of 2005, we have staged several productions. Our first piece was “Godspell Jr” in the fall of 2005. Next we produced the liturgical drama “Were You There” for Maundy Thursday of 2006. Our last production for our opening season was a pair of one acts – “Voice of the Prairie – the Laura Ingalls Wilder Story” and “The Shining Moment”
Our second season opened with “Cinderella” and closed with “James and the Giant Peach”.
Our third season opened with “You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown” and ended with two fairy tales - with a twist: "The Prince Who Wouldn't Talk" by James Brock and "Mother Goose is Eaten by Werewolves" by Steph DeFerie.
We opened our fourth season with "Honk!", a musical comedy based on the Ugly Duckling.