by Maurine Dallas Watkins

Performance Dates

FRIDAY, MARCH 28th at 7pm

SATURDAY, MARCH 29th at 2pm

SATURDAY, MARCH 29th at 7pm

SUNDAY, MARCH 30th at 2pm

Featuring

DYLAN ZIMMERMAN as Amos Hart

HUNTER PERALSKY as Martin Harrison

FINN TURK as Sergeant Murdock

KAILYN LAMB as Moonshine Maggie

KATHERINE NOVICK as Velma Kelly

LANDON HEDSTROM as Jake Callahan

LIV LABELLA as Mary Sunshine

LUKE HEDSTROM as Fred Casely and The Judge

MACKENZIE CARMAN as Mrs. Morton

MORGAN COLBURN as Go-to-Hell Kitty

SARAH BENETOS as Machine Gun Rosie and The Court Clerk

SCARLETT REILLY as Roxie Hart

SHANNON KELLY as Liz

VINCENT FONTANETTA as Billy Flynn

ZACHARY SANGES as Babe Maloney 

Directed by

Phyllis Kaye

Tickets

$15 ADULTS  / $10 STUDENTS (Under 18)

NOTE: Mature Language and Themes

Recommended for Grades 7 and Up.

GENERAL ADMISSION. SPACE IS LIMITED!

Location:

PRIDE PERFORMING ARTS

49-51 Main Street, Sayville

(Entrance is in the back behind Coco & Ro, next to the Aegean Café outdoor Patio. Use the Center Street Parking Lot, between Greene and Railroad Avenues.)

About the Show

Written in 1926, this original script by Maurine Dallas Watkins, a former crime journalist who covered real-life trails in Chicago, was the basis for the hit Broadway musical and film.

The story follows Roxie Hart, a housewife who murders her lover. Desperate to avoid conviction, Roxie hires the slick Billy Flynn to defend her, and along with newspaper reporters Jake Callahan and Mary Sunshine, they turn her crime into a media frenzy. Butting heads with rival Velma Kelly and the other inmates at the Cook County Jail, Roxie navigates fame, justice and the public's fascination with sensational stories.