$8 for Adults and $6 for Children and Seniors. Tickets will be on sale during school lunch a week and a half prior to opening night. To reserve tickets by phone,(including cast and crew ticket sales), call 781-529-8060, ext. 6135. You can reserve by email, by contacting weston@wmsdrama.com.

(In no particular order)

P. T. BARNUM – Derek Kief
CHAIRY BARNUM – Kristin Peters
RINGMASTER – Margaret Crane
CLOWNS – Anna Been, Cyana Chilton, Aimee Coburn, Brian Cowe, Laura Creamer, Katherine Donahue, Ben Doyle, Todd Elfman, Andrew Feigenbaum, Lexi Lewton, Kelsey Nickerson, Georgia Pendergast, Claire Riedel
JOICE HETH – Evangeline Condakes
TOM THUMB – Varun Tyagi
JULIUS GOLDSCHMIDT – Josh Chopak
JENNY LIND – Erika Grob
BLUES SINGER – Maddie Roth
JAMES BAILEY – Brad Braunstein
AMOS SCUDDER – Jack Bersani
CHESTER LYMAN – Ben Heath
SHERWOOD STRATTON – Paul Nelson
MRS. SHERWOOD STRATTON – Alanna Capasso
WILTON – Matt Sanda
EDGAR TEMPLETON – Joe Burchard
HUMBERT MORRISSEY – Rob Barkin
"BLACK AND WHITE" SINGERS / – Alanna Capasso, Josh Chopak, Katie Graves, Brooke Hatfield, Ben Heath, Analise Krasinski, Paul Nelson, Matt Sanda
FIRST WOMAN – Nike Power
SECOND WOMAN – Meredith Rahman


TUMBLERS, JUGGLERS, AERIALISTS, BRICKLAYERS, MUSEUM PATRONS, THE “MOB” IN GENERAL, AND BANDS OF EVERY SIZE, SHAPE AND DESCRIPTION –

Alison Bennett, Peter Birren, Jessie Campo, Perri Chilton, Kaitlin Colby, Dalton Cowe, Christine Ferguson, Elizabeth Gordon, Colleen Hochberger, Alyssa Iacono, Athina Kalernos, Maddie Kettle, Tesia Kim, Analise Krasinski, Peter Lichtenthal, Jen Littas, Jazmin Lotfi, Brewster McCann, Devin McCarron, Emily Mello, Caitie Meyer, Annie Pemberton, Emily Quinn, Rachel Regent, Molly Reid, Aaron Sikes, Lauren Warner

PRODUCTION TEAM -

DIRECTOR / CHOREOGRAPHER - Aidan O'Hara
MUSICAL DIRECTOR - Justin Dilley
SET DESIGNERS - Abraham Mills, Cathy Schott
COSTUME DESIGNER - Meg Cowe

Barnum tells the story of the Prince of Humbug, Phineas Taylor Barnum. Over the objections of his wife, Charity, Barnum attempts to create a show in which the main attractions are the oddities of society. Included in this mix of characters includes the oldest women alive, Joice Heth, the smallest man in the world, Tom Thumb, and to top it all off, a glamorous Swedish opera singer, Jenny Lind. Eventually, to appease Charity, Barnum agrees to give up the show and start a normal life.

In the end, Barnum returns to the circus business in grand fashion by forming a partnership with James A. Bailey. Thus, the two men form The Greatest Show on Earth.