Elephant’s Graveyard

Elephant’s Graveyard – Dress Rehearsal (Photo: Latrelle Bright)

Showing at the Parkland Theater 2nd Stage (Black Box Theater) Directed by Latrelle Bright

The Sparks World Famous Circus had finally arrived! It rolled into the muddy humdrum town of Erwin in East Tennessee via the railroad carrying all the trappings of the spectacular—a Ring Master, a Ballet Girl, a Strongman, an Elephant on parade—and the town was filled with fervent enthusiasm. But, by turns horrific, the fervor turns in on itself when a tragic death leads to a staggering resolution in 1916 Americana.

Performance Dates:
October 3, 4, 5, 11, 12 at 7:30pm
October 6, 13 at 3pm

Special Talkback Event:
October 3rd – Immediately following the production
This event features director Latrelle Bright along with cast and crew for Elephant’s Graveyard. Bring your questions, and stay to hear how our production of Elephant’s Graveyard came together!

CAST

Ringmaster: Parker Evans
Trainer: Kimmy Schofield
Ballet Girl: Melissa Goldman
Tour Manager: Lincoln Machula
Strongman: Juan Suarez
Clown: Zoë Dunn
Engineer: Aaron Clark
Hungry Townsperson: J’Lyn Hope
Marshal: Courtney Malcolm
Muddy Townsperson: Krystal Moya
Preacher: Neil Ryan
Steam Shovel Operator: Doug Malcolm
Young Townsperson: Natalie Deptula
Ensemble: Jacob Blanchette

CREATIVE TEAM

Director: Latrelle Bright
Stage Manager: Kendall Jeonson
Costumes: Vivian Krishnan
Scenic & Shadow Puppetry: Mike O’Brien
Lighting: Nick Shaw
Sound: Nick Harris
Crew & Puppeteering: Donnika Caldwell, Kevin Hobbs, Jr.
Photo Gallery: Michelle Ospina

Ticket Prices:

Adults: $20
Student/Senior/Youth/Veteran: $18
Group 10+ : $16

You can still purchase 2019 – 2020 season tickets at 15% off until the last performance of Elephant’s Graveyard. Please contact the box office at (217) 351-2528 or email theatre@parkland.edu.

Content Warning: Violence, depictions of animal cruelty, recommended ages 13+

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