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FCS opens 'Our
Town' Thursday
Fayette Christian School presents
Thornton Wilder's "Our Town" Nov. 6 and 7 at 7 p.m. in
the school gymnasium at 152 Longview Road in Fayetteville.
A classic favorite for all
generations, which has run on and off Broadway since the 1930s, "Our
Town" is a poignant reflection of life and death in a small town.�The
play is under the direction of Missy Patton.
The play features Christopher
Roberts as The Stage Manager.�Roberts is a junior and an honor roll student
at FCS.�He is a multi-talented member of Liberty Baptist Church and plays
his role with ease.
Elana Cook, an eighth-grader
at FCS and portrays Emily.�Cook previously performed at the Clayton County
Performing Arts Center as a C.A.S.T. member of "Alice in Wonderland."
She is a talented singer who intends to pursue a career in music.�Cook
is a member of the FCS Ministry Team and sings in the Praise Band at Vineyard
South Metro Christian Fellowship.
Freshman David Moye�plays George.�Moye
is a talented honor roll student and a member of the FCS Ministry Team.�He
has received noteworthy awards for his work�from the Georgia Association
of Christian Schools.�A dedicated student, Moye aspires to become a surgeon.�He
is a member of Peachtree Baptist Church.
Other cast members include�Zack
Kilgo as Dr. Gibbs, Caleb Evans as Joe Crowell/Sy Crowell, Trumaine Gibson
as Howie Newsome, Amanda Whiddon as Mrs. Gibbs, April Hatcher as Mrs.
Webb, Jennifer Sibley as Rebecca Gibbs, Kenny Davis as Wally Webb, D.J.
Langston as Professor Willard/Constable Warren, Caudell Jones as Mr. Webb,
Danielle Frazier as the Woman in the Balcony, Felicia Evans as the Woman
in the Auditorium, LaToya Steed as Lady in the Box, Brandon Gable as Simon
Stimson, Kathy Turner as Mrs. Soames, Rob Smith as Sam Craig, and Travis
Crutchfield as Joe Stoddard.
Tickets are $7 for advanced
seating, $5 for general admission and $3 for children.�The school�is on
Longview Road off Hwy. 314 in Fayetteville.�For specific directions, please
call 770-461-3538.
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