JACKSON TWP — Seneca Valley Senior High School will present the musical, “The Drowsy Chaperone,” at 7:30 p.m. March 6, 7, 13 and 14 and at 2 p.m. March 8 in the high school auditorium, 126 Seneca School Road.

Tickets are $12 for adults and $10 for students and children and are available at www.svsd.net.

Stephen Santa is the director. Aaron Magill is the producer/vocal director, and Devyn Brown is the choreographer.

Bruce Smith is in charge of the orchestra while Amber Hugus is the stage manager.

Winner of five Tony Awards, including Best Book and Best Original Score, “The Drowsy Chaperone” is a loving send-up of the Jazz Age musical, featuring one show-stopping song and dance number after another.

With the houselights down, a man in a chair appears on stage and puts on his favorite record: the cast recording of a fictitious 1928 musical. The recording comes to life and “The Drowsy Chaperone” begins as the man in the chair looks on.

Mix in two lovers on the eve of their wedding, a bumbling best man, a desperate theatre producer, a not-so-bright hostess, two gangsters posing as pastry chefs, a misguided Don Juan and a drowsy chaperone, and you have the ingredients for an evening of madcap delight.

CAST

Man in the Chair, Seth Cratsley; Mrs. Tottendale, Sarah McKinley; Underling, Ethan Bannon; Robert Martin, Jackson Craig;

George, Blaise Meanor; Feldzig, Nicholas Folino; Kitty, Dalryn Schuster; Gangsters, Trey Hixon and Eli Peel;

Aldolpho, Sam O'Neill; Janet Van De Graaff, Anna Byers; The Drowsy Chaperone, Sammi Carter; Trix, Greta Schmidt; Superintendent, Zach Cooper; and Reporters, Cole Eckenrode and Chris Noah.

WOMEN'S ENSEMBLE

Leanne Abel, Allison Alexander, Lizzie Bittner, Gabby Bryson, Alyssa Dunning, Avery Flood, Victoria Hahn,

Sky Harvin, Rachel Henne, Elizabeth Hixon, Leta Hixon, Elia Honeycutt, Sasha Jantsch, Elyse Kiggins, Samantha Kollek,

Marisa Laemmle, Katelyn Lemke, Micah Link, Grace Lopiccolo, Kaitlyn Mankevich, Anya Maschmeier, Grace McSwaney;

Mackenzie Mill, Cece Restauri, Haley Salva, Abby Summers, Greta Schmidt, Diana Schulties, Benaifer Sepai, Jessi Suski, Isabella Vescio, Dorothy Vogel and Caroline Zulick.

MEN'S ENSEMBLE

Caleb Beauchamp, Jonah Blackwood, Tanner Brahler, Zach Cooper, Luke D'Ambrosio, Cole Eckenrode, John Gargasz III, Alex Hennon,

Colton Marley, Chris Noah, Sam Panizales, James Rickard, Jonah Smeltzer and Bryce White.

FEATURED DANCERS

Megan Bablak, Taylor Draper, Kendall Graham, Liz Guenther, Arami Hillebrand, Shaylyn McNally, Alyssa Pristas, Madison Smith and Morgan Wehr.

MIDDLE SCHOOL CAST

Olivia Besoiu, Morgan Chapman, Lillian Eaves, Gianna Hilliard, Teagan Hmel, Jacob Hensler, Emily Kokel, Addison Kollscak,

Jordan Lauer, Hailey McPhilomy, Madyson Morgan, Morgan Stanton and Brielle White.

ORCHESTRA

Ally Buchek, Emma Conrad, Adam Corrigan, Andrew Cummings, Eden Geis, Matt Hefferan, Ethan Kiggins, Emma Krebs, Jeremy Love,

Sam McCune, Evan Moeller, Elizabeth Salgado, Kate Scanlan, Sean Scott, Harrison Silvester, Ryan Sims, Lizzie Syles, Sydney Thompson, Josie Walter and Myles Weaver.

STAGE/PROPS CREW

Ella Butterfield, Annie Castagnero, Bronte Chitu, Olivia Como, Maddie DiMichele, Ashlea Eaton,

Ben Heinlein, Marissa Hotton, Kate Libmscomb, Anya Maness, Meghan McGinnis, Katie Monahan,

Maggie Monahan, Kayla Rabinovitz, Amber Rochford, Max VanWormer, Marissa Waitlevertch and Preston Zaras.

COSTUMES

Tayler Bayle, Emily Cramer, Madison DeVault, Grace Morissey, Helena Skibbe, Zoe Walton and Matias Zinkham.

TECH CREW

Megan Abel, Linnea Baktay, Maggie Carothers, Dylan Darak, Madison Geis, Arron Jones,

Taylor Kopp, Victoria Lydon, Owen Nichols, Carly Pelletier, Emily Richards, Victoria Shields and Evelyn Vogel.

MAKE-UP

Kathryn Berkley, Julia Callahan, Kate Chieppor, Carly Clarke, Charlee Dawson, Nina Dillon, Madison Hein, Natali Lachowski and Lauren McKinley.