Raleigh Little Theatre

"Snoopy!!! The Musical" opens this week. The show is part of RLT's Youth Season. Unlike some of the children plays, this show is for kids and adults. It is full out musical comedy performed by an adult and young adult cast. Their preview performance at Barnes & Noble was wonderful. This show is sure to sell out quickly.... And as with all shows about childhood --- this one is best seen with the little ones... they "get it"! HA!! - ScottyRead More

Altar Boyz STRIKE will be this Sunday, 10/25, immediately following the final performance. We will begin around 4:30 pm and continue until we are done - which should be between 6 and 6:30pm. This will, of course, be followed by our usual STRIKE DINNER, which is a great chance to enjoy some closure to what has been yet ...another wonderful experience. • Please note that this Strike will not only involve the deconstruction of Altar Boyz, but also preparation for our imminent SPRINKLER SYSTEM INSTALLATION. Therefore, we will also be stripping ALL the lights, emptying the necessary lofts and culling out/boxing up the goods. My concern is that we have an exceptionally SMALL CAST this time, but could use A LOT OF HANDS on deck. So if you are able and willing, please come by and lend us a hand! - Jim Zervas, RLT Technical DirectorRead More

For decades RLT had a very quaint pole sign near the main stage front entrance on Pogue Street. It was removed during the construction of the lobby (1989) and never replaced. The old sign is lost now and our goal is to get a new sign up in time for the ...beginning of the 75th Anniversary. Please considering helping ge...t this part of RLT’s history reinstated. The sign’s silhouette comes from the building’s comedy and tragedy mask sculpture. It is not a big sign nor is it flashy. The sign is something that offers a warm welcome to our volunteers and patrons. The old sign had a look and feel of the David O. Selznick Studio sign used at the beginning of “Gone with the Wind”. It has an appropriate “old time”look that reinforces our history with the community. - ScottyRead More

The 2009 Raleigh Christmas Parade, presented by the Greater Raleigh Merchants Association and sponsored by WRAL-TV, is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 21.

The parade – in its 65thyear – will follow this route: Begins on Hillsborough Street at St. Mary’s Street, proceeds to the State Capitol, turns right onto Salisbury Str...eet, turns left onto Morgan St., turns right onto Fayetteville St, and turns right on Lenoir Street where it disbands.

The Raleigh Christmas Parade is the biggest parade between Richmond and Atlanta and is the largest single day event in Raleigh. It draws an estimated 50,000 spectators from across the state to downtown Raleigh and is viewed by more than 250,000 through local television and radio coverage.

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The beautiful lass-who-lost-her-slipper makes her 26th annual appearance in this beloved fairy tale. Combine elegant costumes and magical scenery with song and dance, conniving step relatives with a zany Fairy Godmother, and you have all of the ingredients for holiday cheer. Our “Cinderella’s Boutique” has everything a... little girl needs to become her own Princess Cinderella including tiaras and magic wands. The boutique is open before and after each show.

Performed in the Fletcher Theater. Located in the east side of Progress Energy Center for the Performing Arts, Fletcher Theater is an elegant two level 600-seat theater. An intimate setting with the farthest seat in the balcony only 68 feet from the stage.

A musical comedy based on the fairy tale by Charles Perrault, Adaptation and Lyrics by Jim Eiler, Music by Jim Eiler and Jeanne Bargy

Performance Dates December 11th – 20th
11, 17, 18 at 7:30pm
12, 13, 19, 20 at 1pm
12, 19 at 5pm

Ticket Prices:
Orchestra $27
Balcony $17

RLT Box Office:
919-821-3111
raleighlittletheatre.org
etix.com

CAST:
Cinderella: Sara Abernathy
Prince: Gregory Wait
Fairy Godmother: Lisa Kinlaw
King Darling: Warren Keyes
Helper 1: Jordan Clifton
Helper 2: Jason Cooper
Step Mama: Carly Jones
Gertrude: Dennis Poole
Henrietta: Tim Cherry
Page: Caroline D’Ercole
Page: Jordan Monk
Young Prince: Nicholas Kraft

Ensemble:
Claire Cuthbert
Benjamin Goldman
Ruffin Hicks
Randy Jordan
Emily Schmid
Vaughn Vreeland
Jess Barbour
Amy Berenson
Ford Hibbits
Caitlin Hutchins
Stephanie Kaszycki
Ashley Morris
Kerry Sullivan
Jean Marie Whaley
Mice/Ponies:
Leilani Carr
Melanie Davis
John Demers
Jessica McGee
Elizabeth Sullivan
Trevon Vickers
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