Grier's "Bad Seed" is a Good Apple!
Audiences enjoyed Grier School's production of The Bad Seed, a chilling story of a seemingly perfect little girl in a small Southern town. The acclaimed play was written in 1954 by Maxwell Anderson, based on a novel by William March and was adapted into an Academy Award-nominated film.
In the play, the character Rhoda Penmark, appears to be a sweet and charming child, but her mother’s uneasiness about her daughter grows after a classmate’s mysterious death. Disturbed by events in the both present and new-found knowledge about her past, Rhoda’s mother Christine takes drastic measures, hoping to stave off future evil-doing.
At Grier, The Bad Seed was directed by drama teacher Mrs. Kim Silverman and performed by Grier students on Thursday, November 16th and Friday, November 17th.
Cast
- Christine Penmark … Zaida D.
- Rhoda Penmark … Grace A.
- Col. Kenneth Penmark … Iris H.
- Richard Bravo … Emily C.
- Reginald Takser … Linden M.
- Mrs. Hortense Daigle … Ashley S.
- Mr. Daigle … Terry C.
- Emory Wages … Elizabeth C.
- Leroy … Ani Q.
- Monica Breedlove… Eva S.
- Margaret Fern … Samantha C.
- Priscilla Fern … Sophia J.
- Messenger … Beza S.
Stage Managers: Ivy Z. and Brittany S.
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Grier School
2522 Grier School Rd. | P.O. Box 308; Birmingham, PA 16686-0308
Phone: 814-684-3000 | Fax: 814-684-2177
Phone: 814-684-3000 | Fax: 814-684-2177
