Poseidon stuck his trident into the ground, and created a spring, from which the townspeople could use the water. Both agreed that they would bestow a gift onto the town, and whichever gift was deemed more useful, that giver would have the town named after him or her. The two choices were Athena and Poseidon, Percy's father. The citizens of the city were arguing over which god, after whom to name the city. The story she tells, is the Greek myth about how the capital city Athens got its name. Tickets are $18 for adults and $15 for students/seniors.When in the Parthenon Museum, Annabeth (Alexandra Daddario) begins telling Percy (Logan Lerman) a story about her mother, Athena.
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For more information, or to purchase tickets, please feel free to email the theater at, call them at (207)370-9566 or. Please be aware that strobing effects will be used in this performance. Presented through special arrangement by Concord Theatricals. The Lightning Thief will play at Oak Hill High School in Wales July 14 – 24. If you’re an adult who’s new to the kid-centric subject, you will have the opportunity to see what all their enthusiasm is about, while revisiting the growing pains of youth and using your imagination to recapture a childlike sense of fantasy and wonderment. Young audiences familiar with the best-selling books will be delighted to see their favorite characters brought to life on stage with dazzling special effects in this creative family-friendly production of The Lightning Thief. Percy then discovers that he is the progeny of his mortal mother and Poseidon (Ken Mansur), and embarks on a visionary “Killer Quest,” accompanied by Annabeth (Samantha Melquist), daughter of Athena, and Grover (Kathryn Ross), his BFF and a satyr, to avert a war between the gods by recovering the lightning bolt stolen from Zeus, while battling monsters and other obstacles along the way.Ī cast of twelve assumes the guises of 47 characters in an epic slugfest of good versus evil and coming of age conquering adolescent angst, including: Scotty Venable of Minot Samantha Melquist of Bath Kathryn Ross of Gardiner Josie French of Lewiston Ken Mansur of Auburn Henry Quintal of Augusta Amy Griswold of Winthrop Valerie Sanborn of Gray Julie Sanborn of Farmington Talon Moody of Richmond Hannah Hanson of Waterville and Megan Hopper of Sidney.
The action-packed musical adventure, with book by Joe Tracz and music and lyrics by Rob Rokicki, weaves a complex tale around the young protagonist Percy Jackson (Scotty Venable) – a post-modern tween with a loving mother and absentee father, ADHD and dyslexia, few friends and multiple expulsions from school, who has a hard time fitting in and being “normal.” After it’s revealed to him that “normal is a myth” and he’s really a demi-god (half human and half god), he is sent to Camp Half-Blood, where he spends the summer with other kids like him. Rounding out the team are Hannah Hanson as Lighting Designer, Kyle Mansur as crew, Kayla Newmeyer as Props and Sound Mistress, Caroline White as Stage Manager, Dorothy Giroux-Pare as assistant stage manager, Nancy Kenneally as Costumer with assistance from Ann Fairchild, Emily Kalafarski as House Manager and Josie French as Producer.
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