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WATERLOO — On May 7 and 8, Seneca Community Players will hold auditions for its production of “The Prom.”

On the hunt for showbiz relevancy and redemption, four Broadway actors set out to help save the prom of a teen in Indiana. Though the show isn't perfect, the talented ensemble is “skilled in this particular brand of schticky, physical comedy,” reviews theater critic Jacquinn Sinclair.

SpeakEasy’s production, helmed by producing artistic director Paul Daigneault and choreographed within an inch of its life by Taavon Gamble, is yet another demonstration that when it comes to musicals, you can’t beat live performance, risks and all.

Down-on-their luck Broadway stars swoop down on an Indiana town to take up the cause of a high-school student who can't take her girlfriend to the prom. A promising premise, and this first national tour of the award-winning musical delivers all the laughs and spectacle with a knowing wink, while never losing sight of the poignant human story.