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Theater production is on a roll with this musical masterpiece.
The Minnetonka Theatre, a premier high school program in the Midwest, is set to present its spring production, The Rink, which highlights the complicated relationship between a mother and her daughter and how the decaying family roller rink brings them back together.
The production is expected to have about 100 to 110 students involved, with 55 to 60 of those participating as actors and the remaining in the crew. Trent Boyum, artistic director, will direct, and the show will begin performances on April 27 and carry on through May 12.
The performance is set at the rink, located in a town along the Eastern seaboard, where the mother-daughter duo’s complex relationship is examined. Theatergoers can expect to be treated to the score of John Kander and Fred Ebb with Colored Lights, We Can Make It, What Happened to the Old Days, All the Children in a Row and The Rink!
Visit the website for showtimes and dates and ticket information.
Arts Center on 7, 18285 Highway 7, Minnetonka; 952.401.5898; minnetonkatheatre.com
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