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The Tales of Dr. Seuss Come To Life and the 92nd Season of GRCT
The whimsical tales of Dr. Seuss come to life in Seussical The Musical. Based on Horton Hears a Who!, The Cat in the Hat, and Miss Gertrude McFuzz, this heart-filled journey is guaranteed to thrill all fans of this beloved rhyming master.
The story focuses on some familiar characters; Jojo who is told not to think, Horton who is ridiculed for his dream, and Gertrude McFuzz who is just working to get Horton to notice her. This musical adventure reminds us all of the importance of discovery and a spirit of imagination.
Director Andrew Anglin shared further perspective on the show, “Seussical offers all the energetic and colorful flights of imagination that you'd expect from Dr. Seuss, but it's packaged in a fresh and exciting musical score that artfully carries the entire show. And at the center of all this wonderful spectacle is a touching human story about love.”
17/18 Season Updates:
The 92nd season continues to thrill with well-loved classics and new favorites for the entire family. Revel in nostalgia this holiday season with Civic’s reproduction of Annie, reminding all of us that tomorrow is only a day away. 2018 opens in Washington with a political thriller All The Way telling the story of Lyndon B. Johnson and his tragic entry to the presidency. The season continues with one of the most popular Broadway musicals of all time, My Fair Lady. Children will be captivated by the story of Akeelah and the Bee in April and not be able to stop singing after Shrek The Musical in June. The season closes with the Civic School of Theatre Arts Summer Repertory Theatre Intensive performances of School of Rock and Little Women.
For more information on any of these shows or to purchase tickets, call 616.222.6650 or visit www.grct.org.
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