SHS Drama Club Presents Seussical and Random Farms Kids Who Care

Directed by Adrienne Meyer, the talented cast of Scarsdale High School drama students is back on stage again! Come see their exciting musical production of “Seussical” on November 18th, 19th and 20th. This show is perfect for the entire family—blending classic Dr. Seuss stories that remind us all of the powers of loyalty and being true to ourselves.

This year, the Drama Club is giving back to the community too, by donating a block of tickets to underprivileged kids from Family Services of Westchester. The stage set, which is designed to look like a huge playground, includes a spiral slide that will also be donated to a needy children’s playground .

Information on reserving tickets can be found online at shsdramaclub.com. or can be purchased on the night of the performance at the Scarsdale High School Auditorium (2 Brewster Road, Scarsdale) Performances are Friday and Saturday, November 18 and 19 at 7:30pm on November 18th and at 2pm on Sunday, November 20th

Children attending the Sunday matinee will be treated to a meet and greet with the cast after the show where there will be lots of opportunities for photographs.

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Photos by Marnie Gelfman

Kids Who Care at Random Farms

Kids Who Care are a group of young people, ranging in age from 7 to 13 years old, who are using their talents to make a difference in the community. They perform a 30-minute musical revue, filled with songs and dances from classic Broadway musicals. They are available to entertain at hospitals, senior centers, community events or wherever they can brighten someone's day! Performances are free to qualifying charitable organizations. Upcoming performances include Westchester's new Ronald McDonald House. Now booking for June 2012. For more information, email Julie Schwartz at [email protected].