See The Addams Family musical Feb. 27-28 and March 1

The Pike County High School theatre department will present The Addams Family, a new musical comedy at 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 27 and 7 p.m. Friday, Feb. 28 with two performances Saturday, March 1 at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. at the Pike County Auditorium. Tickets are $12 for adults and $6 for students.
The show is led by director Lori Bush, assistant director Madison Brentlinger, music director Lauren Pitts and choreographer Ali Gregg. The student director is Jordan Eidson, the stage manager is Ayala Weiner and the choreographer’s assistant is Lila Hunsucker.

Performers include Styrlin Rowland as Gomez Addams, Millie Smith as Morticia Addams, Brooklyn Strader as Wednesday Addams, Mallory Miller as Pugsley Addams, Summit Evans as Fester Addams, Annabella Collins as Grandma Addams, Timmy Walker as Lurch, Courtney Allen as Alice Beineke, Zach Bennett as Mal Beinike, Jackson Avery as Lucas Beinike and Melissa Ray as The Moon.

Featured Dance Ancestors include Dance Captain Melissa Ray, Greek Goddess Anna Grace Holmes, Flapper Katie Governo, Maid Kaylee Landers, Cheerleader Maya Gales, Pirate Ari Benson, Sailor Olllie Booker, 50s Housewife Miranda McIntyre and 60s Movie Star Addison Stanfield. The Addams Ancestors include Fortune Teller Angie Litten, Bride Annie Peaden, Aviator Summer Godwin, Archer Liam Potter, Founding Father Ben Sickmann, Prom Queen Essence Dunlap, Nurse Katie Lewis, Southern Belle Bethany Berner, French lady Kathryn Cotter, Saloon Girl Michelle Huddleston and Gogo Dancer Ashleigh Poss.

Students working behind the scene include the Sound crew of Jack Snyder and Noah Hunsucker, Lights by Christopher Gilby and the Orchestration Manager Thomas Walker.

The Stage Crew includes Lindlee Stansell, Molly Taylor, JD Campbell, Alyssa Lott, Kylie Brown, Thomas Smith, Morgan Kersey, Cheyenne Pryor, Mya Odom, Tatym Brown, Sophie Thomas, Eva Stephens, Kyleigh Stanfield and Savannah Holtzclaw.