by Sandra Murphy
& Amanda Flower
Violet Waverly got a message that her Grandmother was dying, hurry home. Fortunately, Grandma was faking. Now Violet is involved in running Charming Books with Grandma Daisy. The women of the family have been caretakers of a particular tree for generations. Logic says the tree shouldn’t still be alive, much less thriving, but there it is. Its health and longevity can be attributed to the magical waters from a nearby spring. Violet has inherited the caretaker job.
by Louella Moreland
Kings Players is presenting Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women on the Temple Theatre stage this summer. The play, dramatized by Don L. Swartz, is one of the many adaptations of the timeless and enduring classic about the March sisters’ journey from childhood to maturity during the American Civil War.
by Lorie Lewis Ham
Fresno Pacific University is presenting a production of Little Women the Musical this weekend. It will be performed at the Veteran’s Memorial Auditorium. The show is directed by Bethany Rader, who has been working with the theater department at FPU for around 7 years and directing for 5 years.
