2012: The Wizard of Oz
The Wizard of Oz production at St Lawrence Theatre was as magical as the original. With over 100 participants in the performances, each night was as beautiful as the next. Director Rebecca Brendli has proudly said the production brought smiles to the faces of everyone involved.
2011: Andrew Lloyd Webber's Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat directed by Rebecca Brendli, resulted in a stunning and colorful production at St Lawrence theatre. The cast, crew, pit, and production team brought the audience to a standing ovation every night.
2010: Meredith Willson's The Music Man
The Music Man is an american classic that was brought to the St. Lawrence stage. Being it was the last production Richie Grasso directed at St. Lawrence, he went out of his way to make this production the best yet. With the unforgettable cast, special effects, full orchestra, and huge dance numbers, St Lawrence brought their productions to a whole new level.
2009: Lionel Bart's OLIVER!
Oliver! was a stepping stone for the St Lawrence theatre. With its extravagant set, including a 20 foot bridge overlooking the stage, the use of a live pit for the first time, and a delightful cast, Oliver! was a site to see. Because of the theatre's efforts, they raised enough money for the "Prayer for Air" fundraiser.
2008: Willy Wonka Jr.
St Lawrence Theatre's second production, Willy Wonka Jr. brought a fun, enjoyable and inviting atmosphere to the stage. Attendance from the cast, crew, and pit literally doubled in size from the year before. Directed by Richie Grasso, the theatre transported a whole new level of wonder and imagination to the audience.
2007: Annie Jr.
Annie Jr. was the first performance done at the St. Lawrence Theatre. Richie Grasso was the director of this very successful production which involved 60 children including cast crew and pit. It was a great start to an already growing department.
