NOVEMBER 5, 2021, KEIZERTIMES, PAGE A15
STN presents show
to be a celebration
of local theater
The Salem Theatre Network (STN) will present Music Theatre International’s
All Together Now! A Global Event Celebrating Local Theatre with performances
Nov. 12 through Nov. 14 at Salem’s Historic Grand Theatre.
The show is a revue of songs from well-known musicals such as Rent, Les
Miserables, Into the Woods and others. The performances in Salem will join thou-
sands of other theatre organizations around the world producing their own local
shows. Music Theatre International created the show as a fundraiser for theaters
around the globe.
“MTI’s All Together Now! is about bringing people back to the theatre, whether
as audience members or cast, crew and musicians,” said Drew Cohen, CEO of
Music Theatre International said. “The revue features songs from the world’s
most iconic musicals, so there defi nitely is something for everyone to enjoy.”
Cohen added, “Our goal with this worldwide event is for organizations to pro-
vide hope, inspiration and excitement to their communities through the power of
musical theatre.”
The cast of Salem’s All Together Now! is a comprised of seasoned performers
from the region including McNary High School and Keizer Homegrown Theatre
actors Allison Reid, Stacie Purdie Rice and Mandy Thompson.
Kent Wilson, director of band, choir and theater arts at Salem Academy
Christian Schools, will helm All Together Now!. He will be joined by choreogra-
pher Geri Lynn Greeno.
The well-known songs in the revue are a tour of the greatest musicals from
composers that include Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick, Stephen Sondheim,
Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe and more.
Performances are at 7:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 12 and Nov. 13 and
a 2 p.m. matinee on Sunday, Nov. 14. Tickets for all performances are $22.50 and
are available on line at enlightenedtheatrics.vbotickets.com.
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Whiteaker Middle School inducts 45 students into their national Junior Honor Society on
Thursday, Oct. 28. Submitted photo
Whiteaker inducts 45
eighth-graders into
National Jr. Honor Society
On Thursday, Oct. 28. Whiteaker
Middle School inducted 45 eighth-grad-
ers into National Junior Honor Society.
Their names can be found below:
Chloe Bermudes
Nevaeh Brooks
William Bulpett
Gavin Burns
Gideon Carpenter
Konner Cleveland
Lily Crosen
Megan Curran
Nicole Danner
Alayna Garcia
Skyla Garges
Kaleb Garza
Connor Graham
Kharisma Karst
Ella Kellar
Isabella Kilby
Lilyann Kinkaid
Kellen Laukkanen
Allison Mansur
Sienna Martinez
Talia Mesecar
Scarlett McKenna
Madeleine McLain
Jayna Metz
Olivia Montgomery
Josalyn Netzel
Ruby Olsen
Grace Powell
Erika Reames
Jocelyn Schnurbusch
Kylee Shelton
Rylie Smith
Madelyn Sponable
Rian Stallings
Addison Symington
Sydney Tompkins
Susannah Tussing
Kalolaine Utaatu
Brandon Vue
Josie Wampler
Kyle Wilson
Hallie Woff ord
Nicole Wonderly
Kalece Wynn
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