They’ve got the golden ticket!
Published 12:10 am Thursday, March 24, 2022
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Mike Teavee (sitting), played by Anderson Thompson, seems distracted while being interviewed by Phineous Trout (Wesley Doerfer) as his mother (Emerson Lemley) looks on.
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Augustus Gloop, played by Zack Rolland, enjoys some chocolate despite being told by Willy Wonka that it cannot be touched directly with human hands while his mother, played by Elizabeth Whitley tries to talk him out of it.
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Charlie Bucket, played by Gabriella Pruitt, is overjoyed after finding the last remaining Golden Ticket during a performance of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory last weekend at Creative Drama Children's Theater
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The Oompa Loompas get instructions from Willy Wonka before the guests who found golden tickets arrive for the tour of the factory.
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Willy Wonka, played by Kat Paugh, performs the opening number surrounded by members of the ensemble cast of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory last weekend at Creative Drama Children's Theater
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Willy Wonka (Kat Paugh) gives instructions to Veruca Salt (Layla Stebbins) and Mr. Salt (KatyBeth Carter) before embarking on the journey down the chocolate river.
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The Candy Man, played by George Green, distributes tasty treats to fellow cast members during Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.
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Willy Wonka (Kat Gaugh) explains to Charlie (Gabriella Pruitt) and Grandpa Joe (Lila Davis) why he won the contest to take over the chocolate factory
The Creative Drama Children’s Theater wrapped up its production of “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory” last weekend with four shows, two each from the Monday class and two from the Wednesday class.
All photos feature performers from the Wednesday class.
Karen Stutzman was the director of all four shows.
Registration for some spring classes is still ongoing and registration for summer camps (Moana, High School Musical 2, Tuck Everlasting and more) has already begun.
Visit the theater’s website at www.creativedramachildrenstheater.com for more information.