The Howell High School Performing Arts Department is presenting D.W. Gregory’s acclaimed play “Radium Girls,” with performances set for 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 4, and Saturday, Nov. 5, and 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 6, at the Rod Bushey Performing Arts Center. Tickets are $12 for adults and $10 for students and seniors. Tickets can be purchased online at http://bit.ly/2ZGF1HK or at the door.
We are featuring some of the students involved in the production. Today we are featuring Madison Tucker.
1. Biographical info
Age: 16
Parents Names: Jessica Mitchell
Siblings: Alex Tucker, Dani Tucker, Malachi Mitchell
Year In School: 12
Activities: Theatre, Choir
Hobbies: Hanging out with friends, working
Future Plans: Interior design/ set design
2. How did you get involved with the production?
I have been into theatre all my life and in high school I started doing shows.
3. Have you been in any other theatrical productions? If so, what roles did you play?
I was in a black box my junior year called Employees Must Wash Their Hands Before Murder, I played Debbie.
4. What do you most enjoy about being part of the production?
I love watching the show be built and come together.
5. Who is/are your inspiration(s)? Why?
I look up to my mom a ton. She does what she loves everyday and gets paid to do so and I want to do the same.
6. What’s your favorite part of the experience of being in the production?
I love being able to walk in someone else’s shoes for a little bit, experience a little bit of someone else’s life.
7. What can audience members expect when they see the show?
This is truly an incredible show, it’s a tear-jerking story, that may make you a little disturbed knowing this is a true story and real people went through this.
