COLDWATER – With the opening of Disney’s “The Little Mermaid,” Tibbits Summer Theatre extends its appreciation to Parrish Excavating for its sponsorship of the show as well as its overall support of the theatre.
Parrish Excavating began sponsoring Summer Theatre shows in 2017 but the company’s support of the theatre goes back decades. The company has been around since 1972 digging holes, trucking topsoil, fixing roads, adding to the water lines and sewer mains, building septic systems, rehabilitating driveways, building new lawns and fixing old ones, building new apartment complexes and subdivisions, and developing land for new manufacturing and commercial entities. These things and many more like them have kept the company busy.
Parrish Excavating is generously sponsoring Tibbits Summer Theatre’s production of Disney’s “The Little Mermaid,” starring Rachel Schoenecker as Ariel and Aidan Eddy as King Triton.
Owner Brad Parrish says, “We are thankful to live in a community that trusts us and calls on us and uses us to supply these various needs. And we are thankful for the men and women who make up our team of service professionals. Without this team we don’t amount to much outside of a bunch of iron and engines, but with them we do some amazing work. That’s much like the Tibbits. From the Theater’s management team to the professionals that bring us the shows, they do amazing work. We are all tremendously blessed to have such a rich cultural icon here in Coldwater.”
Disney’s “The Little Mermaid” follows the beautiful young mermaid Ariel as she longs to leave her ocean home to live in the world above. The show opens June 29 with 7:30 performances June 29, July 6, 7, and 8, 11 am performances June 30, July 1, 8 and a 2 pm performance July 5. Tickets and information are available at Tibbits.org or by calling 517-278-6029. All performances are held at the beautiful historic Tibbits Opera House, 14 S. Hanchett Street, in Coldwater.
Parrish Excavating is located at 65 Cole St, Quincy, MI (517) 639-4656. For more information visit Parrish-excavating.com
COLDWATER – From magical mermaids, to colorful dancing sea creatures, to a spurned sea witch with a magical shell, experience Tibbits Summer Theatre’s enchanting Under–the-Sea musical with Disney’s “The Little Mermaid” June 29 through July 8 at Tibbits Opera House in Coldwater.
In a magical kingdom beneath the sea, the beautiful young mermaid, Ariel, longs to leave her ocean home to live in the world above. Based on a beloved Hans Christian Andersen story, Ariel, King Triton’s youngest daughter, pursues the human Prince Eric. Bargaining with the evil sea witch, Ursula, she trades her tail for legs with unexpected consequences. It takes Flounder the fish, Scuttle the seagull and Sebastian the crab to help Arial restore order under the sea. This fishy fable will capture audience’s hearts with irresistible songs like “Under the Sea,” “Kiss the Girl” and “Part of Your World.”
Ariel (portrayed by Rachel Schoenecker) and Prince Eric (portrayed by Neil Devlin)
Featuring music by Alan Menken, lyrics by Howard Ashman and Glenn Slater, and book by Doug Wright, this mainstage show isn’t just for the kids! Based on the popular Disney film produced by Howard Ashman and John Musker, it was written and directed by John Musker and Ron Clements and originally produced by Disney Theatrical Productions.
Director and long-time Tibbits alum Dougie Robbins says, “One word kept rising to the surface again and again as I worked on ‘The Little Mermaid’: Freedom. Why were the characters of Ariel and Eric so inexplicably unhappy, when they were born into lives of ease? They do not have their freedom. The incredible writing team chose to teach us all about freedom by defining it in one of our deepest life experiences- choosing who we love. This sweet, buoyant musical asks us all to set aside our own prejudices and discover how it feels to be as free and open as the sea.”
Disney’s “The Little Mermaid” is directed and choreographed by Robbins with musical direction by Sarah Altenburg. The professional cast includes Rachel Schoenecker as Ariel, Neil Devlin as Prince Eric, Dominic Green as Sebastian, Aidan Eddie as King Triton, Stephanie (Hemker) Burdick as Ursula, Ephraim Takyi as Flotsam, Annie Ross as Jetsam, Tucker Gold as Flounder, Dennis Dizon as Scuttle, Chad Tallon as Chef Louis, and Brenda Sparks as Grimsby. The ensemble of sailors, mersisters, sea creatures, maids, seagulls, chefs and princesses includes Gianna Branca, Johnny Doty, Olivia Goodman, Carlie Jones, Cheyanne Marie, Cade Ostermeyer, Ethan Peterson, Annie Ross, Rachel Sarles, Megan Stier, Chad Tallon, and Kate Turner.
The design staff features Tanya Sweet as scenic designer, Marc Vital as costume designer, and Jamie Gresens as lighting designer with Tyler Evans as associate lighting designer. Props are by Ray Louise Sunshine, Luis Guzman Galdos joins as sound designer, with Aaron Bell as technical director, Ariel Sheets as production stage manager, and Olivia Goodman as dance captain.
Disney’s “The Little Mermaid” is sponsored by Parrish Excavating, a proud TST sponsor for seven years. Owner Brad Parrish says, “We are all tremendously blessed to have such a rich cultural icon here in Coldwater.” Parrish Excavating has been around since 1972 digging holes, trucking topsoil, fixing roads, adding to the water lines and sewer mains, building septic systems, rehabilitating driveways, building new lawns and fixing old ones, building new apartment complexes and subdivisions, and developing land for new manufacturing and commercial entities.
Ursula (portrayed by Stephanie Hemker Burdick)
Tibbits also receives grant funding from the Michigan Arts & Culture Council as well as the National Endowment for the Arts.
Tickets for Disney’s “The Little Mermaid” range from $20-43 including fees. Discounts are available for Tibbits members, groups and students. Performances run June 29, July 6, 7, and 8 at 7:30pm with 11am
showings on June 30, July 1, and July 8, and a 2pm matinee on July 5. Tickets are available online at Tibbits.org, in person at the Tibbits Box Office located inside the theatre or at the Tibbits Admin Office at 93 W. Chicago Street Monday-Friday 9-5, by calling 517-278-6029. All tickets are charged a facility/ticketing fee whether in person or not; there are no additional fees for ordering online.
To add to the Tibbits experience, Tibbits Ghost Light Bar in the theatre’s art gallery is open before the show and at intermission. Patrons are also invited to view current art gallery exhibit or the historic exhibit displays throughout the theatre.
After “Disney’s The Little Mermaid,” the mainstage fun continues with “Grease” and Ken Ludwig’s “Lend Me a Tenor.” Popcorn Theatre for families presents “Once Upon a Princess Storytime & Songs,” “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” and Disney’s animated film “Encanto” Fridays and Saturdays July 14 through August 5.
All performances are held at the beautiful historic Tibbits Opera House, 14 S. Hanchett Street, in Coldwater. For more information, call or visit Tibbits.org.
Prince Eric (Neil Devlin), Ariel (Rachel Schoenecker), and King Triton (Aidan Eddy)
COLDWATER – With the opening of the energetic musical “Godspell,” Tibbits Summer Theatre extends its appreciation to Parrish Excavating for its sponsorship of the show as well as its overall support of the theatre.
Parrish Excavating began sponsoring Summer Theatre shows in 2017 but the company’s support of the theatre goes back decades. The company has been around since 1972 digging holes, trucking topsoil, fixing roads, adding to the water lines and sewer mains, building septic systems, rehabilitating driveways, building new lawns and fixing old ones, building new apartment complexes and subdivisions, and developing land for new manufacturing and commercial entities. These things and many more like them have kept the company busy.
Owner Brad Parrish says, “We are thankful to live in a community that trusts us and calls on us and uses us to supply these various needs. And we are thankful for the men and women who make up our team of service professionals. Without this team we don’t amount to much outside of a bunch of iron and engines, but with them we do some amazing work. That’s much like the Tibbits. From the Theater’s management team to the professionals that bring us the shows, they do amazing work. We are all tremendously blessed to have such a rich cultural icon here in Coldwater.”
“Godspell” dances across the stage with messages of kindness, tolerance and love July 1, 7, 8, 9 at 7:30 and July 3, 6 at 2 pm. Tickets and information are available at Tibbits.org or by calling 517-278-6029. All performances are held at the beautiful historic Tibbits Opera House, 14 S. Hanchett Street, in Coldwater.
Parrish Excavating is located at 65 Cole St, Quincy, MI (517) 639-4656. For more information visit Parrish-excavating.com
COLDWATER – Dancing across the stage with messages of kindness, community and love, Tibbits Summer Theatre continues its 59th consecutive season with “Godspell,” opening on June 30.
In this energetic and vibrant musical, a small group playfully brings the parables of Jesus to life through a variety of games, storytelling techniques and hefty doses of comic timing. An eclectic blend of songs, ranging in style from pop to vaudeville includes “Day by Day,” “Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord,” “Learn Your Lessons Well,” “All Good Gifts” and “Turn Back, O Man.”
Hopewell
Director Chad Tallon says, “In today’s world, what can often be lost is the fact that each of us must rely on each other to become the best versions of ourselves. No matter what our background is, the community we build is what continues to move us forward. It is this building of community and love that resonates so deeply within the story of Godspell.”
He continues, “While this story is taken from parables in the Bible, it is the need for a strong, compassionate, and loving community of any shape, color, or background that resonates with everyone. Godspell is, at its core, the most feel-good of musicals that delights audiences based on the bonds that are built between actors and the audience. We are nothing without each other and we all continue to strive to make each other better. THAT is Godspell. THAT is the story we are thrilled to tell at Tibbits.”
With music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz (known for “Wicked,” “Pippen” and “Children of Eden”) and book by John Michael Tebelak, “Godspell” is directed by Tallon with musical direction by Lori Hatfield and choreography by Liz Davis and Dennis Dizon. The show features Tibbits Summer Theatre veterans Jack Hopewell, Liz Davis and Nile Birch, along with newcomers Gianna Branca, Dennis Dizon, Ruben Fernandez, Dominic Green, Rachel Schoenecker, and Kate Turner. Rachel Sarles will serve as a swing actor. The design staff features Aaron Bell as set designer and technical director, Kate Koskinen as costume designer, Jamie Gresens as lighting designer, props by Maddy Byrnes, Josh Rockwell as sound designer and Ariel Sheets as production stage manager.
Long-time supporter Parrish Excavating sponsors “Godspell.” Parrish Excavating has been around since 1972 digging holes, trucking topsoil, fixing roads, adding to the water lines and sewer mains, building septic systems, rehabilitating driveways, building new lawns and fixing old ones, building new apartment complexes and subdivisions, and developing land for new manufacturing and commercial entities.
Green
Parish Excavating owner Brad Parrish says, “We are thankful to live in a community that trusts us and calls on us and uses us to supply these various needs. And we are thankful for the men and women who make up our team of service professionals. Without this team we don’t amount to much outside of a bunch of iron and engines, but with them we do some amazing work. That’s much like the Tibbits. From the theater’s management team to the professionals that bring us the shows, they do amazing work. We are all tremendously blessed to have such a rich cultural icon here in Coldwater.”
Tickets for “Godspell” range from $15-36 including fees. Discounts are available for Tibbits members, groups and students. Performances run June 30, July 1, 7, 8 and 9 at 7:30pm with matinees on June 30, July 3 and 6. Tickets are available online at Tibbits.org, at the Tibbits Admin Office at 93 W. Chicago Street 9 am to 5 pm weekdays, by calling 517-278-6029, or at the box office in the theatre one hour prior to all performances. All tickets are charged a facility/ticketing fee whether in person or not; there are no additional fees for ordering online.
Tibbits also receives grant funding from the Michigan Arts & Culture Council as well as the National Endowment for the Arts.
To add to the Tibbits experience, Tibbits Ghost Light Bar in the theatre’s lower-level art gallery is open before the show and at intermission. Patrons are also invited to view the rotating art gallery exhibits or the historic exhibit displays throughout the theatre.
All performances are held at the beautiful historic Tibbits Opera House, 14 S. Hanchett Street, in Coldwater. For more information call or visit Tibbits.org.
Coldwater, MI – Tibbits Opera Foundation
recognizes Parrish Excavating as one of its top level sponsors for the 2021 Summer
Theatre season which continues through August 6 at Tibbits Opera House,
Coldwater.
Parrish Excavating has been around
since 1972 digging holes, trucking topsoil, fixing roads, adding to the water
lines and sewer mains, building septic systems, rehabilitating driveways,
building new lawns and fixing old ones, building new apartment complexes and
subdivisions, and developing land for new manufacturing and commercial
entities. These activities and many more
like them have kept the company busy.
According to owner Brad Parrish, “We
are thankful to live in a community that trusts us and calls on us and uses us
to supply these various needs. And we
are thankful for the men and women who make up our team of service
professionals. Without this team we
don’t amount to much outside of a bunch of iron and engines, but with them we
do some amazing work. That’s much like
the Tibbits. From the Theater’s
management team to the professionals that bring us the shows, they do amazing
work. We are all tremendously blessed to
have such a rich cultural icon here in Coldwater.”
With the idea that they “dig holes” Parrish
Excavating’s sponsorship support began with “The Cemetery Club” in 2017. With
the adapting Tibbits has had to do over the past year, sponsors are now
recognized at three levels. Parrish Excavating continues at the top level.
According to Tibbits Executive Director
Christine Delaney, “We are grateful for Parrish’s support, not just through the
business but from the entire family. They stuck with us last summer through all
of the uncertainty and made that season possible. We honestly could not offer
the shows we do without sponsors like Parrish who believe in the value of
Tibbits.”
Tibbits Summer Theatre presents its 58th
consecutive season of professional performances. In addition to Parrish
Excavating, Inc., other main sponsors for the season are the CBPU, Frederick
Family Dental, and Vandervoort, Christ & Fisher, P.C. Additional sponsors
include Coldwater Orthodontics & Aligner Center; Dr. Jon & Seibra
Herbener; the Bushouse Family; ASAMA Coldwater Manufacturing; Coldwater
Exchange Club; Matthew C. Christopher, DDS; Great Lakes Chiropractic; Honor
Credit Union; and Vested Risk Strategies. Additional funding is provided by the
Michigan Council for the Arts and Cultural Affairs and the National Endowment
for the Arts.
Information
on the shows, the schedule and purchasing tickets is available
online at Tibbits.org, at Tibbits admin office at 93 W. Chicago St. in
Coldwater 9 am to 5 pm weekdays or by calling 517-278-6029.
Coldwater, MI – A world of moonlight,
magic and romance combine in the musical “The Fantasticks,” when Tibbits Summer
Theatre continues its professional summer theatre season June 30- July 9 at The
Ponds of Coldwater.
“The
Fantasticks” is a funny and romantic musical about a boy, a girl, and their two
fathers who try to keep them apart. It’s the longest-running musical in the
world and with good reason: Its poetry, passion, playfulness and pathos combine
to create a comic and wistful romantic fable about love that grows with each
new season. In this moving tale, young lovers who have become disillusioned discover
a more mature, meaningful love. The story is punctuated by a bountiful series
of catchy, memorable songs, like “Try to Remember,” which have become classics.
According
to Tibbits Artistic Director Peter Riopelle, “This
show blends together all of the vital characteristics that make up a truly
great musical: A romantic, Romeo and Juliet type coming-of-age story, and a
lush, timeless musical score, combined with huge doses of passion, poetry and
great comedy to boot!” On the outdoor location, he says, “The show
works best in an intimate setting, and I felt it would be absolutely perfect
for our venue at the Ponds: A thrilling, wistful and gorgeous evening of
romance and fun out under the stars…”
Tibbits Summer Theatre continues its 2021 season at The Ponds of Coldwater with “The Fantasticks,” the longest-running musical in the world. Last year Tibbits performed its summer season as staged readers theatre at The Ponds, including the show, “It Started With Eve.”
Tibbits Summer Theatre will feature a core group of professional company members from across the United States. “The Fantasticks” will include Max Gonzalez as El Gallo and Brooke Jackson as Luisa. They will be joined onstage by other veteran Tibbits actors Liz Davis, Michael Motkowski, Matt Scott, Chad Tallon, and newcomer Nile Birch. The production will be directed by Peter Riopelle with music direction by Wayman Ezell. It will feature lighting design by Catie Blencowe, set design by Stephanie Burdick and Peter Riopelle, costume design by Dusti Donbrock, and sound design by Henry Sendek. Lexa Walker leads the technicians as technical director with Rachel Marengere as stage manager, and Josh Rockwell, Scott Pauley, and Leon Kriser rounding out the technical staff.
“The Fantasticks,” along with the rest
of the 2021 TST Season, is presented through the generous sponsorship support
of Coldwater Board of Public Utilities, Vandervoort, Christ & Fisher, P.C.;
Parrish Excavating, Inc.; and Frederick Family Dental. Additional sponsors include
Coldwater Orthodontics & Aligner Center; Dr. Jon & Seibra Herbener; The
Bushouse Family; ASAMA Coldwater
Manufacturing; Coldwater Exchange Club; Matthew C. Christopher, DDS; Great
Lakes Chiropractic; Honor Credit Union; and Vested Risk Strategies. Additional
funding is provided by the Michigan Council for the Arts and Cultural Affairs
and the National Endowment for the Arts.
Tickets for “The Fantasticks” are $28
(including fees) for all seats, with discounts available to Tibbits members.
Performances will run June 30, July 2, 6, 8 and 9 at 7:30pm and July 1 and 7 at
2pm. Tickets are available online at Tibbits.org, at the Tibbits admin office
at 93 W. Chicago St. in Coldwater 9 am to 5 pm weekdays or by calling
517-278-6029.
Other shows
in the 2021 season, which runs from now until August 6, include the witty and
charming musical “You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown” and the heartwarming play,
“On Golden Pond.” All summer theatre performances will be held at the beautiful
outdoor event pavilion nestled among 30 acres of lush landscaping at The Ponds
of Coldwater, just minutes from the historic Tibbits Opera House in downtown
Coldwater. Golf carts are provided to transport guests who need assistance from
the parking lot to the pavilion. “The Fantasticks”is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International
(MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI.
www.MTIShows.com.
Coldwater, MI – Tibbits Summer Theatre will open
its 58th consecutive season of professional performances on June 16
with a fun and elegant musical theatre revue, “The Best of Broadway” at The
Ponds of Coldwater.
Last summer while the historic opera house
remained shut down due to the pandemic, Tibbits became one of the few theatres in
the country to produce a summer theatre season. This year, amid continued
uncertainty, presenting outdoors at The Ponds became a certainty from which the
theatre could guarantee the best possible season.
In this opening show, professional actors will
showcase the greatest hits from Broadway—melodies that are guaranteed to have
audiences humming and tapping their toes to the most memorable moments in
musicals throughout the ages! With a variety of solos, duets, and ensemble
pieces, the performance will showcase selections from classic favorites like “Showboat,”
“Hair,” and “Phantom of the Opera,” along with new pieces from “Hamilton,”
“Waitress” and “Dear Evan Hansen.”
This original show is conceived by Tibbits
Artistic Director Peter Riopelle and written and compiled by director Charles Burr and musical director Matthew
Everingham. Burr and Everingham also collaborated last year to create “Sing
Happy,” “A Popped Potpourri,” and “When Radio Was King.”
While Burr has a long list of revues and
collaboration on his resume, the process for “The Best of Broadway” was his
first long distance creation. Burr explained, “It began in March with weekly
phone meetings to Matthew in New York to create a balanced show that flows
seamlessly in (mostly) chronological order. The difference in our ages [40
years] helps create a more comprehensive show. The songs we’ve chosen are great
for the performers we have as well as for honoring the best of Broadway.”
Tibbits Summer
Theatre will feature a core group of professional company members from across
the United States. “The Best of Broadway” will include veteran Tibbits actors Stephanie
Burdick, Liz Davis, Max Gonzalez, Brooke Jackson, and Michael Motkowski along
with newcomer Nile Birch. The production will be directed by Charles Burr with music direction and music arrangement by Matthew
Everingham. It will feature lighting design by Catie Bencowe, set design by Stephanie
Burdick and Peter Riopelle, costume design by Dusti Donbrock, and sound design
by Henry Sendek. Lexa Walker leads the technicians as technical director with
Rachel Marengere as stage manager, and Josh Rockwell, Scott Pauley, and Leon
Kriser rounding out the technical staff.
In August 2020, Tibbits Summer Theatre closed the final show of the most unique and challenging season in its history. Tibbits Summer Theatre will return to The Ponds of Coldwater for its 2021 season, which will kick off on June 16 with “The Best of Broadway,” a musical revue featuring well-known songs from “Showboat” to “Phantom” to “Hamilton” and everything in between.
“The Best of Broadway,” along with the rest of
the 2021 TST Season, is presented through the generous sponsorship support of
Coldwater Board of Public Utilities, Vandervoort, Christ & Fisher, P.C.; Parrish
Excavating, Inc.; and Frederick Family Dental. Additional sponsors include
Coldwater Orthodontics & Aligner Center; Dr. Jon & Seibra Herbener; The
Bushouse Family; ASAMA Coldwater
Manufacturing; Coldwater Exchange Club; Matthew C. Christopher, DDS; Great
Lakes Chiropractic; Honor Credit Union; and Vested Risk Strategies. Additional
funding is provided by the Michigan Council for the Arts and Cultural Affairs
and the National Endowment for the Arts.
Tickets for “The Best of Broadway” are $28
(including fees) for all seats, with discounts available to Tibbits members.
Performances will run June 16, 18, 22, 24 and 25 at 7:30pm and June 17 and 23
at 2pm. Tickets are
available online at Tibbits.org, at the Tibbits admin office at 93 W. Chicago
St. in Coldwater 9 am to 5 pm weekdays or by calling 517-278-6029.
All summer theatre performances
will be held at the beautiful outdoor event pavilion nestled among 30 acres of
lush landscaping at The Ponds of Coldwater, just minutes from the historic Tibbits
Opera House in downtown Coldwater. Golf carts are provided to transport guests
who need assistance from the parking lot to the pavilion. Please note that
Tibbits will follow COVID guidelines at the time performances take place. This
may still include universal masking while entering and moving throughout the
venue as well as social distancing. For more information call or visit
Tibbits.org.
COLDWATER – With hilarious action and a
rib-tickling plot, Tibbits Summer Theatre’s “See How They Run” gallops
its way to Tibbits August 8-17.
Running in
and out of the four doors of an English vicarage are an American actor and
actress (he is now stationed with the Air Force in England), a cockney maid who
has seen too many American movies, an old maid who “touches alcohol for the
first time in her life,” four men in clergyman suits presenting the problem of
which is which (one of them is an escaped prisoner in disguise), and a sedate
Bishop aghast at all these goings-on and the trumped-up stories they tell him.
“See
How They Run” is written by playwright Philip King, with Tibbits’ Artistic
Director Charles Burr directing. The cast is comprised of Tyler Michael
Breeding as Sgt. Towers, Beth Conley as Penelope the American actress, Max
Gonzalez as Rev. Toop, Brooke Jackson as Ida the Cockney maid, Paul Kerr as the
Bishop, Gloria Logan as old maid Miss Skillon, Sean Noonan as Clive the actor, Chad
Tallon as Rev. Humphrey, and Matt Lowther as the intruder. The design staff
features David Goldstein as set designer, Laura Holt as costume designer, Aaron
Bell as tech director, Catie Blencowe as light designer, props by Cheyenne
Glassburn, Joel Pape as sound designer and Nick Alteri as stage manager.
“See
How They Run” will be sponsored by Parrish Excavating. A well-established, family owned company
Parrish Excavating, Inc. was formed in 1972 and has built a solid reputation
for quality and outstanding service. Based in Quincy, Michigan, its
experienced and dedicated team is the key ingredient in its success. Parrish
Excavating aims to meet the needs of individual and corporate developers
and investors as well as commercial, industrial, and municipal entities.
The company serves site development and utility excavation needs in southern
Michigan, northern Indiana, northwestern Ohio, and northeastern Illinois
with the goal of providing the very best, most timely service possible.
According to
Brad Parrish, president, “We love the Tibbits. It’s hard to say just how
much value there is in the arts but we can easily say that it is
significant. There are just so many good things about the Tibbits.
Its value to our community is tremendous.”
Tickets for
“See How They Run” range from $15-36 including fees. Discounts are available
for members, groups and students. Performances run August 8, 9, 10, 15, 16 and
17 at 7:30pm as well as 2pm matinees on August 8 and 14. While “See How
They Run” closes the regular main stage season, the Tony and Pulitzer
Prize winning musical “Next to Normal” will feature professional
actors on September 6-8 and 12-14.
To add to
the Tibbits experience, Tibbits’ Ghost Light Bar in the theatre’s elevator
lobby is open before the show and at intermission. After the August 10
performance, the public is invited to join the cast and crew for a talkback to
discuss the show and ask questions. After the August 16 performance, the public
is invited to the lower level art gallery to grab a drink and mingle in an
informal setting during “Cocktails with the Cast and Crew.”
Tickets are
available online at Tibbits.org, through the Tibbits Box office at the theatre
9 am to 5 pm weekdays or by calling 517-278-6029. All performances are held at
the beautiful historic Tibbits Opera House, 14 S. Hanchett Street, in
Coldwater. For more information, call or visit Tibbits.org. To learn more about
the cast members, go to Tibbits.org/blog.
“See How They Run,” a Tibbits Summer Theatre production, will be on stage at Tibbits Opera House August 8-17. The show features professional actors Beth Conley as Penelope and Sean Noonan as Clive.
