Applause Players Presents:
“On The Road Again”
Our next annual musical is an adaptation of The Wizard Of Oz.
Join the familiar characters on a slightly different journey as Dorothy, Scarecrow, Tin Man and Lion battle past the Wicked Witch of the West and other obstacles on their way to seek the great Wizard’s assistance in The Emerald City. Enjoy the toe tapping songs, upbeat choreography, twists and laughs at our various performances throughout the year.
Applause Players holds auditions in the early fall and anyone ages 8 through adult (yes, you read that correctly, we have adults in our show too!), is welcome to try out.
We perform with the studio at the following venues:
- The Everett Mall for our annual Showathon in January,
- The Everett Imagine Children’s Museum early spring,
- Full Production at Driftwood’s Wade James Theatre in Edmonds
- April 27 at 7:00 pm
- April 28 at 6:00 pm
- April 29 at 2:00 pm
- The Studio’s recital first weekend of June, and
- The Mill Creek Festival mid-July.
Wade James Theatre
950 Main StreetEdmonds
WA 98020
(425) 774-9600
Tickets available online at http://www.driftwoodplayers.com
The theatre seats approx 220 and is Festival Seating.
- $10 general presale – advertised to start April 2nd – April 26th
- $12 general at the door – first show April 27th
- $8 seniors 60 + – set price for both presale and door
- $5 children ages 5 – 12 – set price for both presale and door
- under 5 free if in a lap, otherwise $5 for seat – set price for both presale and door
Applause Players is a Youth Musical Theatre Troupe affiliated with Applause Studio in Mill Creek,
and is sponsored by the Applause Studio Youth Parent Organization (YPO), a Washington State
non-profit group. We focus on a fun and professional environment where the students learn how a real
theatre company operates. They are encouraged to be expressive and creative while staying open-minded
and non-judgmental towards their peers. We strive to create a comfortable classroom where a child can
build self esteem through their own ideas and efforts. Each student learns true responsibility as
everyone has many duties and the cast must depend on and trust each other in order for the production
to happen. They practice setting aside differences to work as a team and focus on the art in themselves,
not themselves in the art.
