Our third virtual melodrama!
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Mantorville Theatre Company will be putting on its third virtual melodrama for this summer of COVID-19! A Shreck in the Night or Yes! We have Nosferatu written by Greg Miller will become "live" August 7 and run through August 23.
Go to our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QcPc2Xbj7j4&feature=youtu.be
to watch our final summer melodrama August 7-23.
The Cast:
(character) (actor)
Sonia Smithson ......................... Samantha Gibson
Armanda Legg .................. Michelle Salo Tumberg
Ulysses Hall .............................................. Jacob Dreher
Maria ................................................. Susanne Eastlund
Philonious A. Sault ................................ David Derby
Willy .............................................................. Grant Dubbles
Count Maximilian Schreck ............ Blake Hogue
About the play:
An archaeologist’s sweet daughter must decide what to do with her deceased father’s precious collection of relics when, unbeknownst to her, a pair of scoundrels have their minds set on robbing her blind. Throw in a fumbling friend, oddball hero, and crazy old Gypsy woman into the mix searching through the collection for the remains of her long-lost husband, who happens to be a vampire, and mayhem ensues! Will the villains get away with it? Will good prevail? Will that bloodsucker stay dead?
Bwhahahaha!
Time to gather around your screen to boo, hiss, sigh, shriek, guffaw and hurrah!
Go to our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QcPc2Xbj7j4&feature=youtu.be
to watch our final summer melodrama August 7-23.
The Cast:
(character) (actor)
Sonia Smithson ......................... Samantha Gibson
Armanda Legg .................. Michelle Salo Tumberg
Ulysses Hall .............................................. Jacob Dreher
Maria ................................................. Susanne Eastlund
Philonious A. Sault ................................ David Derby
Willy .............................................................. Grant Dubbles
Count Maximilian Schreck ............ Blake Hogue
About the play:
An archaeologist’s sweet daughter must decide what to do with her deceased father’s precious collection of relics when, unbeknownst to her, a pair of scoundrels have their minds set on robbing her blind. Throw in a fumbling friend, oddball hero, and crazy old Gypsy woman into the mix searching through the collection for the remains of her long-lost husband, who happens to be a vampire, and mayhem ensues! Will the villains get away with it? Will good prevail? Will that bloodsucker stay dead?
Bwhahahaha!
Time to gather around your screen to boo, hiss, sigh, shriek, guffaw and hurrah!
Thank You to Our Sponsors!
• Allegra
• City of Kasson -Aquatic Center
• Citizens State Bank
• Dodge Center Chiropractic
• Hubbell House
• KMTelecom
• Mantorville Restoration Association
• Northwest Dental
• Hometown Haulers
• Oertli & Pleschourt
• Home Improvement Professionals
• Allegra
• City of Kasson -Aquatic Center
• Citizens State Bank
• Dodge Center Chiropractic
• Hubbell House
• KMTelecom
• Mantorville Restoration Association
• Northwest Dental
• Hometown Haulers
• Oertli & Pleschourt
• Home Improvement Professionals
Melodrama season live performance canceled;
Fall musical "LIZZIE" postponed
Dear Patrons, Volunteers, and Supporters,
As we continue to manage our lives during this pandemic, discussions of when and how it would be safe for businesses to reopen are a constant. Theaters are no exception but are certainly full of just as much complexity and consideration as many other businesses. The issues of public health, maintaining social distancing (for both patrons and volunteers/actors), disinfecting and cleaning, and overall costs have been weighing heavily on many a theatre board.
At this time, the Mantorville Theatre Company has made the difficult decision to cancel the remaining melodrama season. This will be the first time in decades MTC has not run melodramas in the summer, and we are deeply saddened by this turn of events.
Furthermore, the October production of Lizzie: the Musical has also been postponed to October 2021.
As always, we will send out further notifications and updates as they happen. Our first concern is always to the safety of our community, our patrons and our amazing volunteers. We will reopen someday, and we will be doing so as safely as we can. And, of course, we look forward to seeing you all in person again in the future.
Our physical doors may be closed and our stage empty, but our desire to bring you entertainment has not been diminished or subdued. For your viewing pleasure we will provide virtual melodramas watch our website or Facebook page for updates and links.
Please stay safe and healthy!
Thank you,
MTC Board of Directors
As we continue to manage our lives during this pandemic, discussions of when and how it would be safe for businesses to reopen are a constant. Theaters are no exception but are certainly full of just as much complexity and consideration as many other businesses. The issues of public health, maintaining social distancing (for both patrons and volunteers/actors), disinfecting and cleaning, and overall costs have been weighing heavily on many a theatre board.
At this time, the Mantorville Theatre Company has made the difficult decision to cancel the remaining melodrama season. This will be the first time in decades MTC has not run melodramas in the summer, and we are deeply saddened by this turn of events.
Furthermore, the October production of Lizzie: the Musical has also been postponed to October 2021.
As always, we will send out further notifications and updates as they happen. Our first concern is always to the safety of our community, our patrons and our amazing volunteers. We will reopen someday, and we will be doing so as safely as we can. And, of course, we look forward to seeing you all in person again in the future.
Our physical doors may be closed and our stage empty, but our desire to bring you entertainment has not been diminished or subdued. For your viewing pleasure we will provide virtual melodramas watch our website or Facebook page for updates and links.
Please stay safe and healthy!
Thank you,
MTC Board of Directors
Little Shop of Horrors preview VIDEO
MTC grieves loss
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The Mantorville Theatre Company is deeply grieved at the loss of our theatre's leader, champion and friend, Patrick Sean Quint. https://www.czaplewskifuneralhomes.com/obituary/patrick-quint
Patrick was often the driving force behind improvements for theatre company and the Opera House. He applied for grants and spearheaded fundraisers. Patrick served two terms as president on the MTC. board. He led with enthusiasm, positivity and creativity. We and the whole area community will miss his energetic, can-do, let's-go- ahead-and-try-it attitude.
From lights to set construction, Patrick not only worked behind the scenes but was a great actor in the lights, on the stage, as well. In fact, his entire family has delighted audiences with their talents. His wife, Ingvild has served as costumer for several shows and his children, Anders, Johanna and Torsten, have all been actors on the stage more than once. And all three kids have had the chance to perform on stage with their dad. We are heartbroken for this precious, talented and giving family.
If you would like to make a donation in honor and memory of Patrick, click the donation link below.
Patrick was often the driving force behind improvements for theatre company and the Opera House. He applied for grants and spearheaded fundraisers. Patrick served two terms as president on the MTC. board. He led with enthusiasm, positivity and creativity. We and the whole area community will miss his energetic, can-do, let's-go- ahead-and-try-it attitude.
From lights to set construction, Patrick not only worked behind the scenes but was a great actor in the lights, on the stage, as well. In fact, his entire family has delighted audiences with their talents. His wife, Ingvild has served as costumer for several shows and his children, Anders, Johanna and Torsten, have all been actors on the stage more than once. And all three kids have had the chance to perform on stage with their dad. We are heartbroken for this precious, talented and giving family.
If you would like to make a donation in honor and memory of Patrick, click the donation link below.
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