Photo Flash: First Look at TREASURE ISLAND at the Lakewood Playhouse

The Lakewood Playhouse is proud to present its 4th Annual "special" joint presentation with its very own Lakewood Institute of Theatre -- TREASURE ISLAND -- for nine shows only. The famous story by Robert Louis Stevenson is adapted by Ken Ludwig and is sure to be a fantastic, swashbuckling tale of rollicking adventure for the entire family this holiday season. The show will run from December 10th through the 20th and be performed on Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays at 7:00pm and Sundays at 2:00pm. BroadwayWorld has a first look at the cast in action below!

The show is directed by The Lakewood Institute of Theatre's education director, Jeremy Thompson, and features musical direction by "LiT"'s education production manager, Deborah L. Armstrong. This production marks a true collaboration between the Lakewood Playhouse's Mainstage and its Education Department, as it will also feature the Playhouse's Managing Artistic Director, John Munn, as Long John Silver.

The show has a huge cast with more than 20 actors of all ages, from 7 years old and up! It includes performances by returning actors Lydia Helt (Squire Trewlaney), Cameron Waters (Jim's Father / Captain ), Charlie Stevens (Ben Gunn / Blind Pew), Julie Cole (Jim's Mother), Paige Hansen (Widow Drews / Justice Death), Stephanie Huber (Israel Hands), Katie Helt (Ezekial Hazard), Andrew Redford (Billy Bones). It also introduces a number of new faces such as Karley Dammel (Young Jim Hawkins), Jennifer Davy (Adult Jim Hawkins) , Liberty White (Black Dog) , Mac Hansen (Josiah Bland) , Kyla Alphier (Tom Morgan), Abagail Webster (George Merry) , Jeffery Reda (Jimmy Rathbone) and Kiran Cunningham (Job O'Brian).

Ticket Prices are $15.00 for Adults and $10.00 for Students & Children. The theatre is located within the Lakewood Towne Center, 5729 Lakewood Towne Center Blvd., Lakewood, Washington 98499. For further information about "TREASURE ISLAND", contact the Box Office at the Lakewood Playhouse (253) 588-0042.

Photo Credit: James Venturini