Hartland HS Drama Troupe presenting ‘Sherlock Holmes’

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A highly entertaining adaptation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s famed detective story, combining mystery, romance, action, danger and laughter takes the stage in Hartland this fall, as the Hartland High School Drama Troupe presents “Sherlock Holmes.” Adapted from the classic stage comedy by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and William Gillette by Tim Kelly.

Performances take place Nov. 10-12 at Hartland High School, 10635 Dunham Road. Showtimes are 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, with a matinee at 2:30 pm on Sunday.

Tickets are $12 for adults, $10 for students and seniors, available online at http://hartlanddramaclub.weebly.com/ and at the door. You can click here for tickets.

Alice Faulkner (Kaylee Furge) and Sherlock Holmes (Logan Balog) find themselves in a precarious situation at the hands of James Larrabee (Gage Schlueter). Photo by Mad Creations Photography. Click here for information.n Sunday.

Alice Faulkner has letters written by a dead girl that will cause grave international problems.  Moriarty wants those letters; so does Holmes. The game’s afoot! But not before the Professor’s gang has London in its grip. Only young Holmes understands the true objective the Professor has in mind (too sinister to reveal here), and he’s willing to put his own life on the line to stop it.

This production of “Sherlock Holmes” is produced by Mary Jo DelVero who says, “HHS drama students are some of the finest young people creating quality theatre in the area. Please come and support these amazing kids tell this funny adventurous story.”

Maxwell Cothran, who plays Watson, thinks the public should know “they are in for one heck of a show.” When asked to elaborate he said, “I love the accents of the cast and the amazing reality this drama troupe has brought to this play overall.”

The director is Scott Usher, student director is Abby Ferris, and student producer is Kaylee Furge.

The cast includes Logan Balog as Sherlock, Maxwell Cothran as Watson, Austin Bickel as Moriarty, Dillon Boesch as Lestrade, Kelli Neal as Madge Larrabee, Gage Schlueter as James Larrabee, Brady Spisz as Sid Prince, Maddie Bindus as Teresa, Jack Matthews as Forman, Kaylee Furge as Alice Faulkner, Becca Paris as Mrs. Bassick, Abigail Tizedes as Ginger, Elise Smith as Pepper, Evy Schoeberlein as Joan, Jaclyn Ellis as Mrs. Hudson, Elizabeth Wilkinson as Matchgirl, Abby Ferris as Lady Edwina, Zach Shand as Prince Carl, Basheer Samara as Detective, Renna Yang as Maggie Baskerville, and Gina Sarcevich as Gashouse Gertie.

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