Staff Writer
If you skipped last weekend’s performances of “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown”, you missed out. There just isn’t any other way to say it, the Caribou High School students were pure talent and energy, never missing a note or a line.
Aroostook Republican photo/Barb Scott
The cast of “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown,” were all smiles, as they completed one of the man songs performed solo or in groups, during last week’s production. The Caribou High School students, under the direction of CPAC Director Joe Zubrick, provided an evening of pure entertainment featuring a tremendous about of talent.
Portraying a day in the life of the comic favorite, Charlie Brown, with all of his “friends”, the two-act performance, a series of brief skits, all intertwined, went by too all too quickly.
Under the direction of the Caribou Performing Arts director, Joe Zubrick, the students pretty much did it all, from the wonderful music provided by Kellie Moody, Brittany Nadeau and Emily Anderson, to the props, everything was done in A-one style, allowing the audience to lose themselves in pure delight.
The cast of characters couldn’t have been more perfectly matched, each portraying the shyness, attitude, talent and childhood humor each one is known to put forth.
If you missed this production, do yourself a favor and be there for the next one. It’s been proven over and over again on the stage at the CPAC that Caribou students have talent, style and class.
The cast of characters for, “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown,” included: Kevin Turcotte, Charlie Brown; Christine Savage, Snoopy; Christine Kashian, Linus van Pelt; Danielle Lane, Lucy van Pelt; Erin Buck, Sally Brown; Alyson Michaud, Marcie; Taylor Arey, Peppermint Patty; Robbie Kiehn, Schroeder; Kellene O’’Hara Pig-Pen and Natasha Bishop, Little Red-Headed Girl.
Direction and Design, Joe Zubrick; stage crew, Miranda Williamson, Meagan Engstrom, Kyle Maier, Crystal Brayal, Rachel Silford and Alicia Hewitt.
