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KTTPS stages comedy production "Tales With a Twist" By Liz Dadson |
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 Some of the characters in "Tales With a Twist" are, back, Lindsay Glover (L) as Chicken Little, Annika Van Veen as a Troll; front, Danica Wall (L) as the Little Old Lady Who Lived in a Shoe, Ivah Guy as Pinocchio, Tori Hodgins as a Lost Boy, Hailey Woods as Snow White, and Taarna Taylor as Peter Pan. | ||||
Having some fun during rehearsal are Elyse Wolski (L), McKenzie Stevens (hidden), Rachel Eby, Noah Van Veen, Lori Ogilvie and Eartha Phorson Thirty-six students, along with countless volunteers working backstage, are involved in the Kincardine Township-Tiverton Public School's comedy production of "Tales With a Twist." Based on well-known and well-loved fairy tales, the two acts are spoofs on these childhood stories, and show what could have happened after the "happily ever after" ending. One act is "Happily Never After" by playwright Tim Kelly, and directed by Cati Van Veen. The second act is "Angels Expose Leaks in Fairytale Land" by playwrights Christine Harvey and Joanne Duarte, and directed by Stacey Millar. Accompanying the actors are the KTTPS band and choir. The show runs Thursday and Friday, April 8-9, at 6:30 p.m. in the KTTPS gymnasium, and Saturday, April 10, at 2 p.m. followed by a Gala Event. General seating tickets are $10 each for adults, and $5 each for students up to age 14; and are available at Books and Beans and JB's Lingerie. Madison Maschke is Sleeping Beauty
Director Stacey Millar (L) talks with Noah Van Veen about staging during rehearsal
Heather Convay (L) styles hair for Kaitlyn Halsted who is Tinkerbell
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 Jade Ellis (L) is the Big Bad Wolf, and Kaitlyn MacKinnon is Minnie Mouse 
Slayde Millar (L) and Annika Van Veen duel with dusters while waiting to go on stage  Morgan Robertson (L) is Cinderella's stepmother, while Lauren Eby is the Counsellor, and Brooke Walker and Halley Byle are Cinderella's stepsisters
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