'Aladdin' to play at The Grand Opera House Friday through Sunday
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Crowley High School students participating in the production of “Aladdin” March 1-3 at The Grand Opera House of the South in Crowley include, first row from left, Katelyn Richard (stage manager), Amber Wilson, Kervon Griffin, McKenzie Jabusch, Katelyn Richey, Tony Arsement, Zaner Cluse, Courtney Suire, Keisha Ali, Meghan Medus; second, Amber Hayes, Kenderick Francis, Aaron Booty, Brooke Habetz, Jasmine LeMaire, Aaron Bertrand, Robert Taunton, Tyler Credeur, Alex LeBouef, Christian Wesley, Dylan Vasseur, Luke Arsement, Justin Simon and Nathan Guidry. Not pictured are Ny’Asiah Sonnier and Tyler Bourgeouis.
SUBMITTED PHOTO Crowley High School students participating in the production of “Aladdin” March 1-3 at The Grand Opera House of the South in Crowley include, first row from left, Katelyn Richard (stage manager), Amber Wilson, Kervon Griffin, McKenzie Jabusch, Katelyn Richey, Tony Arsement, Zaner Cluse, Courtney Suire, Keisha Ali, Meghan Medus; second, Amber Hayes, Kenderick Francis, Aaron Booty, Brooke Habetz, Jasmine LeMaire, Aaron Bertrand, Robert Taunton, Tyler Credeur, Alex LeBouef, Christian Wesley, Dylan Vasseur, Luke Arsement, Justin Simon and Nathan Guidry. Not pictured are Ny’Asiah Sonnier and Tyler Bourgeouis.
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CROWLEY - Get ready to take a ride on the magic carpet as Crowley High School Drama Club proudly presents the musical “Aladdin” by Wayne R. Scott on Friday, March 1, and Saturday, March 2, at 7 p.m. and Sunday, March 3, at 2 p.m. at the Grand Opera House of the South in beautiful downtown Crowley.

Travel back in time with this classic and timeless tale of the fun-spirited street urchin Aladdin and his comical friends Jammal the Camel and Baggey the Monkey as they strive to survive the Arabian streets.

The villainous Zoltan is up to no good once more in his personal quest for more power and fame, and this time he is in search of the legendary Golden Lamp of the Genie. However, Zoltan’s plan to capture the lamp goes astray as Omar, whose aid he has enlisted, is not worthy to enter the cave as warned by Sciva, the Guardian of the Cave of Kings.

It is then that Zoltan decides that his next plan for winning wealth and fame and becoming Sultan is to wed Princess Cassandra, so he and his two wisecracking sidekicks, Zirkle the Vulture and Hakeem the Hyena, follow her.

It is only when the beautiful and lovely Princess Cassandra decides to leave the palace and enter the common marketplace that she meets Aladdin and becomes intrigued by him.

Zoltan knows that Aladdin himself is the one Sciva foretold of to enter the cave. Once in the cave, Aladdin and his two friends find the Golden Lamp and magic ensues.

The entertaining comical genie appears to grant Aladdin his heart’s desire - the love of Princess Cassandra. So with his entourage of servants, Genie grants Aladdin his wishes and the festivities proceed.

Under Director Machelle Booty, the cast is comprised of ten seniors - Aaron Bertand, Tyler Bourgeois, Zaner Cluse, Tyler Credeur, Amber Hayes, McKenzie Jabusch, Alex LeBouef, Ny’Asiah Sonnier, DylanVasseur and Christian Wesley; six juniors - Keisha Ali, Meghan Medus, Katelyn Richey, Courtney Suire, Robert Taunton and Amber Wilson; six sophomores - Luke Arsement, Aaron Booty, Kenderick Francis, Nathan Guidry, Katelyn Richard and Justin Simon; and three freshmen - Tony Arsement, Angelique Bieri, and Jasmine LeMaire.

This play is being dedicated in loving memory to Breanna Kennedy, a Crowley High School sophomore who passed away earlier this school year.

The Crowley High School Drama Club invites you to come out and take this fun-filled magical journey with them.

Tickets are $12 for adults and $10 for students. They can be purchased online at www.thegrandoperahouse.org, by calling the Opera House at 785-0440 or by appearing in person at the box office one hour prior to curtain time. For more information please call Director Machelle Booty at (337) 230-9175.

The play is being produced by special arrangement with LifeHouse Productions, Inc. at www.lifehousetheater.com.
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