Tibbits Congratulates Young Thespians on Successful Opening of Fall Play, ‘Myth-Understood’

COLDWATER – Tibbits Opera House sends its congratulates to the cast of the Tibbits Young Audiences production of Myth-Understood on a successful opening night, and wishes them a successful run with shows on Friday evening and Saturday afternoon at the historic venue.

In Myth-Understood, the gods and goddesses of Greek mythology share their stories with two young students who are a working on a school assignment. Their goal is to set the record straight, as they believe the myths and legends have made them look bad. In doing so, they re-tell the myths that we’ve all heard but each with its own unique twist. Can the gods and goddesses be trusted? What grade will the two students get on their report? Audiences are invited to come along for the ride, because whether they’re the truth or not, these stories will definitely be entertaining!

Myth-Understood is directed by Jayne Lillis and produced by Tirsha Odisher. This production is generously sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Coldwater.

Tibbits Young Audiences offers programs both for and by area youth to cultivate their interest in the arts. Two shows yearly, a non-musical in the fall and a musical in the spring, provide students an enjoyable introduction to the world of theatre. Through participation in these shows, they gain valuable insight into teamwork, discipline, theatre skills, self-confidence, and an appreciation for the arts.

For more information about the Tibbits Young Audiences program, call 517-278-6029 or visit Tibbits.org. Performances are held at the historic Tibbits Opera House.