When I think of classic musicals, “Annie, Jr.” comes to mind pretty quickly. I have always wanted to stage “Annie, Jr.”, and the group this year has proven to foot the bill for the classic songs and moves. I really enjoy the story of “Annie”, because it can fit in any generation. There is always hope that things can turn out for the better, even if it’s not how you planned. Not only does Annie believe that, but historically the “New Deal” provided that hope for the generations to come after the Depression. My hope is that each student in the show has come to understand the value of themselves and what they can offer any community. Congrats to the cast and crew for working hard and having fun while at it. It is always a bittersweet moment to see the show come to life knowing it will come to an end. Enjoy the show and remember, “The sun will come out tomorrow!”
Helen Hurn, M.A.
MCJH Theatre Arts Director
Audience Etiquette
Flash photography and videotaping are strictly prohibited.
All cellular devices must be turned off (not silent), for they
interfere with the sound system. No outside food or drink will be allowed. Concession is available before and during the program. Please limit your movement during the program.
Special Thanks
Special thanks to Techland for the lights, Pershing Middle School for the costumes, and the Advanced Theatre Crew for all of their help.
The cast and crew of “Annie Jr.” would like to thank all the generous supporters who have given their time and resources to make this production possible: The Pin Oak administration; Ms. Shoulders, Ms. Bowman, Mr. Alaniz, Ms. Ballard, Ms. Walton, & Ms. Heemer.
We would also like to thank all our amazing theatre parent volunteers for their support and assistance with props, scenery, food, costumes, tickets, and allowing us to use your stuff on stage.
