Quincy Valley Allied Arts to present ‘Mary Poppins’

Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald | Michael Banks (Lev Rosberg, center) isn’t sure he’s going to like Mary Poppins (Stephanie Moore). Emma Foley (right) plays Jane Banks. The play is being presented by Quincy Valley Allied Arts.

Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald | Michael Banks (Lev Rosberg, right) doesn’t like what Mary Poppins’ (Stephanie Moore) measuring tape has to say in the Quincy Valley Allied Arts production.

Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald | Bert (Taylor Street. right) makes friends with Jane Banks (Emma Foley). The Quincy Valley Allied Arts production of “Mary Poppins” opens Feb. 20.

Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald | Mrs. Brill (Alison Pheasant), the Banks family cook, is feeling the pressure in the Quincy Valley Allied Arts production of “Mary Poppins.” The family servant (Galen Golay) just tries to stay out of the way.

Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald | Bert (Taylor Street, left) and Mary Poppins work their magic for the Banks family in the Quincy Valley Allied Arts production, opening Feb. 20.

Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald | Jane Banks (Emma Foley, second from left) and her brother Michael (Lev Rosberg, left) have their own qualifiations for a new nanny in the Quincy Valley Allied Arts production of “Mary Poppins.” Their father George (Paul Slager, second from right) and mother Winifred (right) aren’t convinced.

Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald | Mary Poppins (Stephanie Moore, left) and Bert (Taylor Street) enjoy a dance in Hyde Park. The premiere of the Quincy Valley Allied Arts production is Feb. 20.

Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald | Bert (Taylor Street, center) tries to help Michael Banks (Lev Rosberg, left) and his sister Jane (Emma Foley, right) find the magic in the painting in the Quincy Valley Allied Arts production of “Mary Poppins.”

Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald | Mary Poppins’ (Stephanie Moore) medicine is so good it can even straighten up a disheveled kitchen. Quincy Valley Allied Arts is presenting the play, which opens this week.

Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald | Mary Poppins(Stephanie Moore, left) and Bert (Taylor Street) turn Hyde Park into a magical place in the Quincy Valley Allied Arts production of ‘Mary Poppins.”