Sitting in front from left to right:
Gracie Nunneley, Karen Shirley, Claire DeJean, Morgan Gerlach, Will Giese, Caroline Massey, Katie Krasovec, Trinity Ngo
Second row from left to right:
Claire Hockett, Jordan Pierce, Luke Sobolevitch, Colby Hopkins, Maisie Jackman, Avery Blessing, JP Berry, Jennings Humphries, Ryan Douglass, Jace Tucker, Emily McKeithen,
Standing from left to right:
Bryn Klingaman, Ashley Turner, Freddy Phillips, Diego Valle, Matthew McDaniel, Adam Davidson, Charlie Craft, Preston Lane, Sterling Sutcliffe, William Jackman, Victoria Cura, Brennan Davis, Jack Puckett, Emilie Hong, Lucy Gruber, Ellie Steindorf, Meg Thornton, Peyton Saylors, Sydney Favors, Alexander Miller, Drew Favors
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers Is Fantastic!
HPHS is Turning the Park Cities Upside-Down with this
Same Day Marriage, Bride’s Hidden Agenda & Group Kidnapping by Her New In-Laws
To Form One Big Happy Family
Pull up your boots and hold onto your hats when this high school version of the all-dancing, all-singing, all-new production of the rip-roarin' musical comedy classic bursts onto the HPHS Linda Raya stage. Seven Brides for Seven Brothers is a big, brawling, rollicking show filled with rambunctious energy and set in the 1850s Oregon Territory. This beloved musical based on the glorious MGM hit film and Stephen Vincent Benet’s short story "The Sobbin' Women" tells the story of Adam Pontipee and his backwoods brothers' unusual pursuit of brides. When Adam goes to town to get a wife, he miraculously convinces the beautiful and feisty Milly to marry him that same day, and then she immediately starts reforming her six rowdy brothers-in-law. When her plan to marry off the boys backfires, this exuberant rousing musical kicks into high gear with a combination of daredevil dancing and classic songs like “Bless Your Beautiful Hide”, "Goin' Courtin", “Sobbin’ Women”, and "Wonderful, Wonderful Day".
Performances in the HPHS Palmer Auditorium will be held:
- Saturday, September, 9th at 7pm
- Sunday, September 10th at 2pm
- Saturday, September 16th at 7pm
- Sunday, September 17th at 2pm
Tickets on sale at the Fine Arts Box Office, one hour before show time and 9am-3:30pm weekdays.
Ticket are $10-Reserved Seating and $8-General Admission. Cash or Checks only. No credit cards accepted.
For further information, please call 214-780-3881.
The HPHS Chapter of the International Thespian Society, led by its officers pictured below, is supporting fellow students effected by Hurricane Harvey.
The State Thespian Organization is asking for donations to send students affected by Hurricane Harvey to the State Thespian Festival in November. The HPHS chapter will be using the net proceeds from Concessions and Fan Mail tonight, and all subsequent shows of this production, to provide scholarships to those students.