

THE GIRL WHO WAS PLUGGED IN : Music by Alan Menken, Lyrics by David
Spencer, Book by Alan Brennert
STRIKING 12 : Music, Lyrics & Book by Brendan Milburn, Rachel Sheinkin
and Valerie Vigoda
Directed by Jason Coats
Musical Direction by James Levy
Musical Accompaniment by Terry Foster
Choreography by Julian Rivera
Stage Management by Tara Cullen
Scenic Design by Doug Schroeder
Light Design by Kristina DeMaree
Sound Design by Sean Leistico
Costume Design by Tara Cullen
Technical Direction by Bill Wright
Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm, Sundays at 2:00pm
Tyler Armer, Josh Brady, Mikaela Carson, Leah Heathcote, Taylor Pickering, Stephanie Laaker, Shae Lee, Elizabeth Ragan, Anna Redmond, Seth Scott, Adam Segura, Jason Shipps & Anna Maria Smith
THE GIRL WHO WAS PLUGGED IN - A homeless bag-lady whose soul is transplanted into the body of a gorgeous female android by a company which manufactures celebrities. The show is a one-act musical containing a curious mix of a science fiction framework around traditional themes - the generation gap, a love triangle and the archetypal conflict between those who have power and those who have.
STRIKING 12 - On New Year's Eve, an over-worked and under-inspired single guy who's had enough of holiday cheer makes a resolution: to stay home and go to bed early. On another New Year's Eve, a continent away-and more than a century earlier-Hans Christian Andersen's Little Match Girl tries unsuccessfully to sell her matches in the snow. The two stories are brought together when a young woman selling special "full-spectrum holiday light bulbs" to combat Seasonal Affective Disorder shows up at the grumpy man's door. Though the man (who probably could use the bulbs) seems to enjoy the young woman's company, he sends her away. It's not until he reads "The Little Match Girl" that he is finally pulled out of his funk. All of this unfolds through a tuneful pop/rock/ jazz score that retains the vibrant style of its original performers: the celebrated band, GrooveLily.
For Tickets, please visit our website, thebarnplayers.org, or call 1-800-838-3006
January 28th at 6:30, The Barn will officially reinstate our old tradition of awarding annual Barney Awards. These coveted awards will be given in seven categories and were nominated and judged by seven local professional actors and directors. And the nominees are:
If you worked on a Barn show this season or volunteered at the theatre, you are invited to attend this event. It is free of charge as a thank you to all the hard work everyone put in to make 2011 a fabulous season. Our Volunteer of the Year Award will also be given. Drinks and light fare will be served. Please RSVP on our web site www.thebarnplayers.org as the theatre only seats 150!
It's not too late to purchase 2012 Season Tickets! There is no more cost effective way to make sure you never miss any wonderful Barn productions than to be a season ticket patron. Season ticket patrons receive:
To purchase season tickets or gift certificates for your holiday gift giving, go to www.thebarnplayers.org and purchase them today.
We are very pleased to welcome Laura Jacobs to The Barn Board. Laura has been seen in numerous Barn shows and virtually every volunteer job available over the years and was even our Volunteer of the Year in 2009.
In the "real world" Laura has worked as a tax preparer for individuals and small businesses as well as in distribution management for Kohl's and UPS. Currently pursuing a B.A. in theatre performance from UMKC, Laura proudly calls Kansas City home with her cherished partner, Bobby.