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Set against the Depression years in New York City, Globe Production’s Youth Company brought Annie to the stage of the Milton Centre for the Arts last weekend.
Sporting a cast of nearly 50 kids, the production grabbed the hearts of the audience from the opening overture to the closing number. With such a huge cast, there were a few members who stood out in the performance.

Annie features youth, ages 8-20, at the Milton Centre for the Arts, 1010 Main St. E., Milton. This musical tells the story of an orphan (Annie) who is searching for a family to call her own. Suitable for ages 5 and up. Performances May 11-12, 8 p.m. and May 12-13, 2 p.m. Tickets, call 905-878-6000 or go online at www.miltoncentrefor thearts.ca or www.globeproductions.ca under the What’s Playing tab.

Source: The IFP

Fraser Direct owners Al and Lois Fraser are joined by HR manager Colleen McClure (right) to promote the upcoming Fraser Direct Charity Book Sale on Saturday, May 12, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at The Old Armoury, just inside the gates at Georgetown Fairgrounds. Since all the books are donated by Fraser Direct’s publishing clients, low pricing ($5 for hardcovers and $3 for soft covers) is possible.

Mari MacDonald says she’s very much like her character Annie in the upcoming Globe Productions Youth Company presentation — at least the loud part.

The 12-year-old actress, who has been doing theatre since she was six, is thrilled to play the main role of the popular children’s musical, a timeless story about a young orphan who sets out to find a family to call her own.

It takes to the stage of the Mattamy Theatre at the Milton Centre for the Arts on May 11 at 8 p.m., May 12 at 2 and 8 p.m. and May 13 at 2 p.m.

Globe Productions has made a change to our fall show. We have decided to present The Music Man, November 2012.

We did The Music Man 18 years ago and it is time to bring it back! With a funny script, great songs, so many townsfolk and the family appeal, it is a perfect show to keep both our members and our audiences happy. With lots of great roles and ensemble for all ages, there is something for everyone!