Fall Play
Join us for the ALCS Theatre Department's fall production…
Performances: Tickets*:
Fri, Nov 1 @ 7:30 p.m. AND Sat, Nov 2 @ 2:30 p.m. CLICK HERE to purchase tickets.
*A portion of the proceeds from ticket sales will go to the following local anti-human trafficking organizations:
Abolition Wisconsin, Ethical Trading Co., Every Daughter, Garters & Grace, Mercies Coffee, Yada Project, Zeteo Community.
ALCS Theatre for Change Fall Play
(learn more about Theatre for Change Here)
The Cast of ‘Tarique's Story'
Qadira: Lauren Malhotra
Tarique: Ethan Gabrielse
Karina: Claire Lundgren
Zanobia the Plain: Amber Chapin
Quabi’ah the Beautiful: Eliana Clardy
Radeel: Ethan Rockwell
Wahid: Logan Gottschalk
Gameel: Gabe Verbeten
Fajj/Ommi: Alexa Sochan
Mahala: Ivy Morrison
Alam: Gemma Wall
Aisha: Rachel Griffin
Abba: Matias Finley
Merchant/Shopkeeper: Sylas Morrison
Tarique’s Friends
Justin Bergman, Andrew Gonzalas, Noah Martens, Aiden West
Qadira’s Song Dancers
Ivy Morrison, Alexa Sochan, Gemma Wall
Wahid Tribe
Rachel Griffin, Alexa Sochan, Rayna Veenendaal, Liam McElwain, Asher Fuqua, Caleb Beaudette,
Matias Finley, Andrew Gonzales, Justin Bergman, Noah Martens, Aiden West
Workhouse Girls
Claire Lundgren, Lauren Malhotra, Gemma Wall, Ivy Morrison, Amber Chapin, Eliana Clardy
Medina Venders
Liam McElwain, Sylas Morrison
Hamaem Villagers
Rachel Griffin, Rayna Veenendaal, Sylas Morrison, Liam McElwain, Caleb Beaudette, Matias Finley,
Logan Gottschalk, Aiden West, Justin Bergman, Asher Fuqua
Radeel Goons
Caleb Beaudette, Liam McElwain, Asher Fuqua,
Logan Gottschalk (Workhouse), Matias Finley (Workhouse)
Medina Children
Andrew Gonzales, Noah Martens, Rayna Veenendaal
Summary
Tarique's Story is the story of a boy whose sister is taken away and his journey to find her, find his own identity, and understand the power of choosing justice, mercy, and goodness.
The story is told through multiple theatrical and fine art mediums and includes a script, music, and art created by ALCS high school students from Mr. White's original work.
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This year, our Theatre for Change shines a light on human trafficking and the power of the gospel to bring change to individuals and communities. Over the summer, a group of students have been working with Mr. Curtis White, one of ALCS’ high school teachers, to take a story he has been telling in MS/HS Chapel over the last six years and turn it into a mixed media stage performance.
As part of our Theatre for Change this year, ALCS is honored to partner with six different local Christian organizations who are fighting human trafficking.
