“You Can’t Take it With You” hits the stage
Aerin O’Malley, freshman, plays Essie, a candymaker who dreams of being a ballerina.
Catalina Anampa-Castro, sophomore, plays Rheba the maid.
Asher Weisberg, junior, plays Martin Vanderhof, and Evan Unruh-Friesen, sophomore, plays Henderson. Henderson was investigating Martin Vanderhof for tax evasion.
Dylan Judge-Steuck, junior, plays Paul Sycamore, and Andy Gamble, sophomore, plays Mr. De Pinna, Paul Sycamore’s assistant.
Hanson Keller, junior, as Tony Kirby, embraces Olivia Gulden, sophomore, as Alice Sycamore.
Taylor Vanderploeg, junior, plays Penelope Sycamore.
Mo Robblee, junior, acts as Boris Kolenkhov alongside Olivia Gulden, sophomore, playing Alice.
Dylan Judge-Steuck, junior, plays Paul Sycamore and Andy Gamble, freshman, plays Mr. De Pinna.
Taylor Vanderploeg, junior, plays as Penelope Sycamore alongside Evan Unruh-Friesen, sophomore, plays Mr. Henderson.
Mo Robblee, junior, acts as Boris Kolenkhov and Dylan Judge-Steuck, junior, plays Paul Sycamore.
Dylan Judge-Steuck, junior, plays Paul Sycamore and Asher Weisberg, junior, plays Martin Vanderhof.
May 15, 2015
Last night, the Hopkins Royal Productions premiered their spring play, “You Can’t Take it With You: A Comedy in Three Acts.”
Seven weeks in the making, the play takes a comedic approach to young love.
Taking place in the 1930s, the play portrays the Sycamores and the Kirbys, two families whose paths cross when Alice Sycamore, played by Olivia Gulden, sophomore, falls in love with Tony Kirby, the son of Wall Street executive Mr. Kirby. Tony Kirby is played by Hanson Keller, junior, and Mr. Kirby is played by Andrew Schoonover, junior.
Tickets are available at the door tonight for the second performance at 7 P.M., in the HHS Little Theater. Two more shows will be held tomorrow at 2 P.M. and 7 P.M.