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Glenbard West Theatre to put on ‘The Play That Goes Wrong’

Glenbard West Theatre will present “The Play That Goes Wrong” at 7:30 p.m. Thursday to Saturday, Feb. 1-3, at Glenbard West High School, 670 Crescent Blvd. in Glen Ellyn.

It’s opening night at the Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society’s newest production, “The Murder at Haversham Manor,” and the stakes have never been higher. But none of the on-stage drama is in the script. The theater is filled with accident-prone actors, a corpse that can’t play dead to save his life, and a knocked-out leading lady. When all goes wrong, can this theater company make it to opening night and bring down the house (in a good way)?

Tickets are $10 and can be purchased at the door or at search.seatyourself.biz/webstore/accounts/glenbardwest/buy-tix.

Student leaders include student director Parker Alholm, stage manager Maggie Fischer, student tech director Teba DeMarco, and student business director Elle Flanagan.

The cast includes: Lindsay Seifert, Noah McNulty, Andriy Zajac, Stella Garland, Abbie Herbold, Katie Rath, Cole Lisook, Sophia Savarese, Owen Rees, Kristin Vogel, Parks Lamkey, Evelyn Ablen, Irie Condon, and Maggie Crum.

The technical crew includes: Jackie Houghtaling, Finn Saldeen, Allison Penley, Spencer Watson, Owen Rees, Kristin Vogel, Alexa Dutca, Addie Williams, Alexander Dyavanapalli, Evelyn Abeln, Angelo Guerrero, Parks Lamkey, Noah Sietsema, and Henrikas Tatarunas.

The business crew includes: Angela Jaeger, Charles Grogan, Eli Contreras, Hannah Roberts, Leila Salvidas, Tina Nguyen, Aiza Nouman, Griffin Coyle, Julia Morgan, Alexa Dutca, Henrikas Tatarunas, Daniel Cernich, Channing Smith, and Marley Goco-Juridico.

The director is Jacob Kelleher with help from technical director William Schumacher; assistant technical director Rob Matz; business director Michael Fox; costume designer Susan Hajny; and props manager Karen Winter.

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