Appearing in the Butler High School production of the music-comedy “Little Me” are, from left, Theodore Peterson, Amy Achenbach, Nolan Fox, Andrew Stock, Amelia Bishop and Carly Ratica. The performers will take the stage at 7:30 p.m. on March 15 and 16 at the high school auditorium.

Butler High School will present the musical-comedy “Little Me” at 7:30 p.m. March 15 and 16 in the Butler Senior High School auditorium.

Tickets are $10 in advance and available at May's Music Shoppe, 247 E. Jefferson St., and $12 at the door on performance nights.

“Little Me” has a script by Neil Simon and music by Cy Coleman and tells the story of Belle Poitrine's attempt to ascend from the wrong side of the tracks to an exquisite life of luxury.

The action is carried out through a series of vignettes with integrated music and choreography, in which an older, wiser Belle tells an interviewer the story of her life as a younger, naive Belle plays out the scenes as they occur.

Early in the story she meets highborn Noble Eggleston, whom she cannot marry because she does not have “wealth, culture and social position.” She strives to achieve these goals through her association with seven men over the course of her life.

On Broadway one actor, Sid Caesar, originally played all of the men; this presentation continues this casting tradition.

Dale VanLaningham is the director, and Danielle Smith is the choreographer.

Alicia Pabrinkas is the vocal director, Shanna Kelly is the orchestra conductor and David Smith is the technical director.

Robert Harrison is the scene designer, and Austin Uram is the scenic/artistic adviser. Jennifer Mariacher is in charge of props, and Carol Albright, Audrey Eberle and Deb Morarn are in charge of costumes.

Belle (baby), Amelia Bishop; Older Belle, Amy Achenbach; Noble, Pinchley, Val du Val, Fred, Otto, Prince Cherney and Noble Junior, Andrew Stock; Patrick, Theodore Peterson; Mrs. Eggleston, Carly Ratica; Bernie, Jacob Alston; Bennie, Vincent Lowerre; Mama, Emily Grecco; Ramona, Olivia Pascazi; Yulnick, Mr. Kleeg, Grant Clark; and Junior, Tyler Goehring.

Cassie Bianco, Emily Bilowich, Nancy Birckbichler, Michaela Brydon, Hannah Eberle, Elaina Fenstermacher, Jillian Fields, Evie Fox, Austin Gagliardi, Olivia Giardano, Molly Gomez, Nina Grossi, Collette Henderson, Sarah Herold, Darian Jack, Jayme Keffalas, Bonnie Klopfer, Katie Liebler, Sarah Lindell, Ann Marie Lowerre, Julie Marchyshyn, Jessica McCarrier, Lucas Pawlowicz, Sydney Ness, Emily Pellegrino, Elijah Peterson, Nikolai Peterson, Eric Prokopchak, Giulia Pucci, Skylar Ruth, Miranda Santoro, Taylor Searle, Brianna Shade, Ben Stock, Blake Stock, William Terwilliger, Chase Uram, Madison Uram, Stephen VanLaningham, Jessica White, Gretchen Wilson and Taryn Zeigler.

Jessica Bishop, Allison Bonetti, Jessica Donato, Molly Fair, Emily Grecco, Haley McCreary, Mackenzie Mulneix, Colleen O'Neil, Cecilia Pellegrino, Lauran Russo and Natalie VanLaningham.

Flute, Rebekah Bright, Lauren Denny and Rachel Waitlevertch; Oboe, Rhiannon Kosar; clarinet, Savannah Craig, Rachel Miller, Katrina Potter and Brittany Slupe; alto saxophone, Darius Bopp, Hailey Smith; tenor saxophone, Lauren Spinneweber; baritone saxophone, David McCullough; trumpet, Chloe Mellinger and Aiden Semanco; trombone, Khalil Hill, Sam Horne, Emily Hartman; violin, Kiana Green, Jenny Harris and Ian Ashbaugh; bass, Adam Stock; piano, Rachel Wigton; and percussion, Josh Croup and Corey Swidzinski.