Olivia Chuzie and Daniel Wright rehearse “Sasquatch The Musical” at Grove City High School. The show will be staged at 7 p.m. on Thursday and April 12 and 13 in the high school theater.

GROVE CITY — Grove City High School will present an original musical comedy, “Sasquatch: The Musical,” at 7 p.m. on Thursday and April 12 and 13 in the GCHS Theatre, 511 Highland Ave.

Tickets are $5 for students and $7 for adults and are available at the door.

“Sasquatch: The Musical's” book, music and lyrics were written by GCHS graduates Matthew Lucas and Patrick McElroy.

It will be directed by McElroy, an English teacher and the drama director at Grove City High School.

The orchestration is by Matt Shervey, choir director at GCHS, who will also be music director and pit orchestra conductor.

Ashley Hazy is choreographer while Katie Calano is the costumer.

Will Potter is student director while Charlee Rongaus is student technical director.

In the musical, scientist Kenneth Henderson is called upon to help the struggling town of Spoons, Wash., figure out why all of its children are disappearing.

The locals believe it to be the work of a mysterious creature in the woods, the Sasquatch. Henderson works reluctantly alongside cryptozoologist Jane Goodall to solve the case, while prejudice and hysteria in the town threaten to destroy their progress.

As they close in on the mystery and begin to fall in love, of course, they discover a shocking surprise. And only Sasquatch himself, with the help of an unlikely young hero, will be able to save the day for them and the missing children.

CASTKenneth, Daniel Wright; Jane, Olivia Chuzie; John Mayor, Noah Kildoo; The Captain, Scott DiBello; Sasquatch, Lyle Nelson; Rachel, Stephanie Risch; Mikey, Rex Gregory; Santino, Caleb Stewart; Belle, Brianna Dailey; Dickey, Jordan Powell; Tess, Bethany Thomson; Kelly, Kelsey Davies; and Steve, Clark Goodwin.

CHORUSBrandon Bedeski, Caroline Coulter, Claire Coulter, Anna DiBello, Rosie Duguid, Ethan Foley, Rachel Frey, Katie Kosick, Sarah Markley, Lauren Munley, Emily Parris, Josh Parris, Kai Rios, Andrew Conley, Sarah Munley, Anna Potter, David Trotter, Deserae Hedglin, Courtney Miller, Bailey Risch and Kami Ruffo.

ORCHESTRAPiano, Ian Brown; Flutes, Chelsea Smith, Natalie Horstman; Clarinets, Brianna Kinney, Elizabeth Baker, Meagan Eperthener; Bass clarinet, Becky Ballard; Saxophone, Caitlan Bryant; Trumpets, Korinne Carpenter, Tyler Engel, Zach D'Antoni; Trombones, Bev Blake, Anthony, Valenzia; Baritone, Devin John Crisafi; Violins, Annie York, Lucy Elkin, Brianne Blanchard, Jessica Welton; Cello, Julie Judd; Bass, Brian Lightner; Guitar, Cameron Owens; Snythesizer, Ellie Schiappa; Auxiliary percussion, Tanner McKnight, Seth Rennicks, Kai Rios; and Drumset, Ethan Deitrich.

STAGE CREWKaitlyn Carson, Eli Conger, Logan Cummings, Noelle Foster, Noah Livingston, Ethan Ritenour, Jacob Shilling and Kyle Yeakle.

COSTUME CREWMorgan Sanford, Elizabeth Paparone, Daisy Ritenour, Hailey Shaw and Anna Stillwaggon.

HAIR AND MAKEUP CREWHannah Hostetler, Julie Beatty, Tiffany Bicek, Julie DiStasi, Lucky Elkin, Hayat Hazy, Elizabeth Hernandez, Maddie Jazwinski, Anna Stillwaggon, Kayla Winder and Mary Wishing.

PROPS CREWJared Crouse, Kristen Bishop and Josh Cossin.

SOUND CREWFontaine McFeaters, Kristen Bishop, Andy Frey and Ali Srour.

PUBLICITY CREWElizabeth Hernandez and Lacy McKnight.

CONSTRUCTION CREWCaitlin Campbell, Kaitlyn Carson, Olivia Chuzie, Jared Crouse, Kelsey Davies, Scott DiBello, Lucy Elkin, Andy Frey, Rachel Frey, Noah Kildoo, Fontaine McFeathers, Lauren Munley, Sarah Munley, Lyle Nelson, Emily Parris, Anna Potter, Will Potter, Jordan Powell, Ethan Ritenour, Charlee Rongaus, Jacob Shilling, Bethany Thomson, David Trotter, Daniel Wright and Kyle Yeakle.