‘Leapin’ lizards!’
Eleven-year-old Annie (Carlee Howard), center, and the other orphans sing about their hard-knock life in the Masquers Theater production of “Annie,” which opens Oct. 18.
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Runaway Annie (Carlee Howard) meets her new friend Sandy in the Masquers production of Annie, which opens Oct. 18. Director Clifford Bresee said he was a little uncertain at first about using a live animal in the play, but castmate Cassi Nelson’s dog Nova has taken to the role well.
Annie (Carlee Howard), left, introduced by Grace (Jessica Stredwick) meets Oliver “Daddy” Warbucks (Jason Noble) for the first time. Noble said he was probably the only man who auditioned for the role who wouldn’t have had to shave his head.
Residents of Hooverville, a homeless camp named for former President Herbert Hoover, sing scathingly about him at the Masquers Theater rehearsal of “Annie.”
Orphanage keeper Miss Hannigan (Cassi Nelson) is dripping with little girls in the Masquers Theater production of “Annie,” opening Oct. 18.
SOAP LAKE — It’s the hard knock life at the Masquers Theater starting Oct. 18, as “Annie” takes the stage.
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