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BEAVERCREEK – Find your grail with Beavercreek Community Theatre’s production of, Monty Python’s SPAMALOT, opening this weekend. Winner of three Tony Awards including Best Musical, the hilarious show features King Arthur and his quest to find knights to sit around a round table, beautiful show girls, cows, killer rabbits, and French people.

Directed by Matt Owens, SPAMALOT features Suzanne Clabaugh as Lady of the Lake; Jeff Payne as King Arthur; Kip Moore as Sir Robin; Gary Watts as Sir Lancelot; CJ Suchyta as Patsy; Matt Kuntzman as Sir Galahad/Herbert; Taylor Winkleski as Ensemble/Minstrel/Fr. Taunt; Jim Spencer as Sir Bedevere/Mrs. G; David Thomas as Not Dead Fred/Ensemble; the Ensemble features Rebecca Albert, Maggie Carroll, Courtney Kakac, Andrea Hansgen, Paige Magee, Brandon Agpaoa, Sean Gunther, Ben Stephens, Duncan Titus, Gareth Kirby, and Daryl Copeland.

Don’t miss out on this adventure. Show dates and times are this Friday, June 20, and Saturday, June 21, at 8 p.m. and Sunday, June 22, at 3 p.m; Friday, June 27, and Saturday, June 28, at 8 p.m. and Sunday, June 29, at 3 p.m. Beavercreek Community Theatre is located at 3868 Dayton-Xenia Road, Beavercreek, Ohio 45432. For tickets, call the box office at (937) 429-4737 or order online at bctheatre.org.

Cambree Bernkopf as Domino, Allison Minnick as Queen Drunella & Lily Cutler as Snow White.

Beavercreek—The Children’s Theatre production of THE POISONED APPLE by Dave Barton, will explore good and evil and the classic Brothers Grimm tale of a magic mirror, a queen, a princess, a prince, dwarves and more.

The play will be presented at the Beavercreek Community Theatre on Friday, April 25, and Saturday, April 26, at 7 p.m.; Sunday, April 27, at 3 p.m.; and Friday, May 2, and Saturday, May 3, at 7 p.m. and Sunday, May 4, at 3 p.m. For ticket information, call the box office at 429-4737.

Directed by Kaleigh-Brooke Dillingham, “The Poisoned Apple,” is a telling of Snow White, but not the Disney version.

“The main character is Queen Drunella—it’s more about her than anyone else,” Dillingham said. “With the mirror character, it’s not so much about showing how evil the Queen is, it’s that the mirror is the evil one and who is manipulative and in charge.”

With ages ranging from seven to 15, Dillingham said there is a lot of energy in the cast and the show is for all ages.

“We get to explore good and evil. People in the show can be representative of people in our lives. We’re trying to bring it to a relatable level. The play is not set in medieval time—it’s happening now,” Dillingham said noting that the costumes are more contemporary, too.

The cast includes (by order of appearance):

• Sachi Wilson as Dumpling
• Gabriella Stauffer as Pudding
• Lily Cutler as Snow White
• Cambree Bernkopf as Domino
• Lexi Sullivan as Lady Lavender
• Megan Schmidt as Lady Rosette
• Allison Minnick as Queen Drunella
• Sydney Hardern as Lady Bauske
• Emily Merritt as Magic Mirror
• Enoch Graham as Lord Mariner
• Racheal Tingley as Lady Tussing
• Simon Atkinson as Lord Iris
• Emily Ray as Bundy
• Jake Wilkinson as Roenel
• Grace Delaney as Lady Doyle
• Rowan Karrick as Lady Barrett
• Gwen Broderick as Lady Violet
• Madillyn Henderson as Lady Azalea
• Emma O’Keefe as Henry
• Cora Hardern as Harry
• Caroline Delaney as Hector
• Kayla Bennett as Herman
• Sierra Smith as Hiram
• Alexis Rivera as Horace
• Ruchi Wilson as Horatio
• Alexa Storar as Queen Greenfield
• Isadore Karrick as Duchess

The crew includes: Kaleigh-Brooke Dillingham, Director; Aaron Brewer, Stage Manager; John Falkenbach, Lighting Designer; and Chris Harmon, Set Designer.