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18 | June 20, 2019 | the lockport legend life & arts<br />
lockportlegend.com<br />
Cast of 100 children and teens to stage ‘Frozen Jr.’<br />
Lockport-Homer<br />
Youth Theater set<br />
for performances<br />
June 20-22<br />
Submitted by Lockport-<br />
Homer Youth Theater<br />
Soon, recognizable<br />
characters from “Frozen”<br />
will be coming to the<br />
Lockport Township High<br />
School East Campus auditorium.<br />
From Thursday, June<br />
20, through Saturday, June<br />
22, the Lockport-Homer<br />
Youth Theater will be<br />
putting on “Frozen Jr.,”<br />
an 80-minute, Broadwaystyle<br />
production of the<br />
popular 2013 film. With a<br />
cast of 100 students, the<br />
story of Anna and Elsa will<br />
come to life with special<br />
effects and a talented cast.<br />
Lockport-Homer Youth<br />
Theater will be closing out<br />
its fifth season with this<br />
production.<br />
There are two different<br />
types of performances one<br />
can join. At 6 p.m. June<br />
20, there will be a sing<br />
along. Students attending<br />
will receive a magic lightup<br />
snowflake wand (while<br />
supplies last) to help Elsa<br />
make it snow. Attendees<br />
A cast of 100 students from communities including<br />
Homer Glen, Lockport, Orland Park, New Lenox, Lemont<br />
and Plainfield will be bringing “Frozen Jr.” to life.<br />
will also receive a lyric<br />
book to help sing along<br />
to their favorite “Frozen”<br />
songs, as well as getting<br />
the chance to join the cast<br />
onstage for photos “inside”<br />
Elsa’s ice castle.<br />
Regular full-scale performances<br />
will take place<br />
at 6 p.m. June 21 and at<br />
both 1 p.m. and 6 p.m.<br />
June 22.<br />
This cast will be premiering<br />
the costumes for<br />
this production. All costumes<br />
were designed and<br />
created by All Dressed<br />
Up in Batavia. The costume<br />
pieces will mimic<br />
the cartoon film and treat<br />
audience members to an<br />
authentic look at Arendelle.<br />
Every detail of these<br />
costumes are crafted to<br />
bring the audience into this<br />
story.<br />
The directing team used<br />
the movie and Broadway<br />
production to help inspire<br />
them in bringing this classic<br />
tale to life. The show<br />
will include professional<br />
backdrops and sets, along<br />
with special effects, dances,<br />
songs and a talented<br />
cast.<br />
Lockport-Homer Youth<br />
Theater Executive Director<br />
Angela Adolf said this<br />
is the group’s 15th production<br />
in Lockport. She said<br />
the youth theater is excited<br />
to bring the story to life<br />
for community members<br />
and went on to explain<br />
what makes their theater<br />
company different from<br />
other youth productions,<br />
noting they strive to create<br />
a professional, quality<br />
production for the students<br />
involved.<br />
She said that cast members<br />
and their audiences<br />
are treated to a production<br />
having all the elements of<br />
shows seen downtown. Adolf<br />
added her teams hopes<br />
to inspire the young people<br />
involved to develop a love<br />
for the arts, and that offering<br />
a high-quality production<br />
is good for the arts,<br />
cast members and members<br />
of the community that get<br />
to see the shows.<br />
The executive director<br />
said she hopes everyone<br />
leaves the shows wowed<br />
by the performances they<br />
were a part of. The students<br />
in this cast range<br />
from first to 10th grades<br />
and live in Homer Glen,<br />
Members of the Lockport-Homer Youth Theater<br />
rehearse for “Frozen Jr.,” which the group is scheduled<br />
to put on from Thursday, June 20, through Saturday,<br />
June 22, at Lockport Township High School’s East<br />
Campus auditorium. Photos submitted<br />
Lockport, Orland Park,<br />
New Lenox, Lemont and<br />
Plainfield.<br />
“Frozen Jr.” is an all-ages<br />
show, and tickets — with<br />
prices ranging from $13-<br />
15 — can be purchased at<br />
the door if the show is not<br />
sold out. Tickets can also<br />
be purchased in advance<br />
by going online to Show<br />
Tix4U.com or through the<br />
LHYT website at Homer<br />
YouthTheater.com.<br />
faith<br />
From Page 16<br />
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church (1500 S.<br />
Briggs St., Lockport)<br />
Divine Worship<br />
9 a.m. Sundays with<br />
Fellowship to follow at 10<br />
a.m. For more information,<br />
call (815) 838-1832.<br />
First Congregational United Church of<br />
Christ (700 N. Ninth St., Lockport)<br />
Worship<br />
9:30 a.m. Sundays.<br />
Communion<br />
Open to all. First Sunday<br />
of the month.<br />
Nursery Program<br />
Available Sundays during<br />
worship.<br />
Greet and Meet over<br />
Treats<br />
10:30 a.m. Sundays.<br />
Ladies Craft and Chat<br />
Third Friday, June 21.<br />
Doors open at 4:30 p.m.<br />
Carry-out dinner at 6<br />
p.m.<br />
Mid-Week Reflection<br />
Scripture and Prayers.<br />
Second and Fourth<br />
Wednesdays.<br />
June, July, August.<br />
6:30-7 p.m.<br />
Alcoholics Anonymous<br />
Meets Saturdays, 6:30<br />
p.m.<br />
First United Methodist Church of<br />
Lockport (1000 S. Washington St.,<br />
Lockport)<br />
Chicken A’La King<br />
Luncheon<br />
11 a.m.-2 p.m. $10 for<br />
a large serving, includes<br />
two biscuits, and $7 for a<br />
small serving, all servings<br />
include a salad and dessert.<br />
Worship/Jr. Church<br />
10:25 a.m. June 23 and<br />
30; starting July 7 Worship/Jr.<br />
Church time will<br />
be 10:45 a.m.<br />
Circle of Love<br />
9 a.m. Wednesdays. Circle<br />
of Love provides diapers,<br />
feminine and incontinence<br />
products to clients<br />
who are qualified to use<br />
the local FISH Food Pantry.<br />
For more information,<br />
call (815) 838-1017.<br />
Joliet Seventh-Day Adventist Church<br />
(21514 W. Division St., Lockport)<br />
Saturday Services<br />
9:30 a.m. Sabbath<br />
school; 10:45 a.m. Worship<br />
Hour.<br />
Prayer Meeting<br />
7:30 p.m. Wednesdays.<br />
Attendees can share their<br />
praise reports and prayer<br />
requests. The call-in number<br />
is (530) 881-1200.<br />
When prompted enter the<br />
access code: 761835 then<br />
the # key. The prayer line<br />
is free, and there is no additional<br />
cost beyond regular<br />
phone charges.<br />
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