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Consider the cast: Aaron Young ("Little Shop of Horrors"); Mary Maxwell Dispensa ("The Revolutionists"); Trey Smith ("Heathers"); Edward Mountz ("It Shoulda Been You"); Stephanie Whitcomb ("Something Rotten"); Brittany Tavernaro ("Almost, Maine"); Patrick Edmunds ("Disaster"); Caity Church ("Grease," "Peter Pan"); Sarah Riedmueller ("Cabaret")...
If you've never fallen in love with Harold Hill -- or Marian Paroo -- you've obviously never seen "The Music Man." Traveling salesman Hill -- whose con is to sell band instruments to the rubes in River City, Iowa -- is the quintessential "front man," the larger-than-life character who might be a hero ... or might not. And Marian the librarian might be the girl next door, but she's not the fainting ingenue, rather a tough-as-nails heroine, so difficult to woo and so easy to love.
In baseball, up-and-coming players dream of making it to "the show" -- the big leagues where they get a chance to shine among the legends.
At home, says Patrick Edmunds, his wife, Lexie, wrangles "a 4-year-old, a 1-year-old, and a 30-year-old all by herself!" Backstage at Arkansas Public Theatre's "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever," she's helping herd 24 kids, some of them as young as 4.
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