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| Bring a child you love to see our children’s theater production! |
| NOTE: NEW DATES!! Performances: July 30, 31 Friday,.July 30, 7:00 pm Saturday, July 31, 10:00 am and 2:00pm Sunday, August 1, 2:00 Tickets: $5.00 per person The performance will run about 1 hour. Actors will remain on hand to greet the audience after each production. This show is not covered on your season tickets. It is presented at a reduced price. Once again, following in the footsteps of this past season’s popular children’s presentation, ACT will produce a show with children for children. This is a great way for young people to experience a life production. Bring your kids to see the show. Special matinees are held in the morning and afternoon on Saturday and on Sunday afternoon. |
Computer magnate Gill Bates has the greatest software company on earth, billions of dollars, and
more power than he ever dreamed of...but there's still something missing in his life: children. So he
builds a little robot named Pinocchio to keep him company. But this mischievous little bundle of
microchips has his own headful of ideas about how to enjoy life, including following two shadowy
retelling of the 19th-century classic about what it takes to become a real human being, for both father
and child. Computer magnate Gill Bates has the greatest software company on earth, billions of
dollars, and more power than he ever dreamed of...but there's still something missing in his life:
children. So he builds a little robot named Pinocchio to keep him company. But this mischievous little
bundle of microchips has his own headful of ideas about how to enjoy life, including following two
shadowy characters into worlds of increasing consumer frenzy. What follows is a wacky, charming
21st-century retelling of the 19th-century classic about what it takes to become a real human being, for
both father and child.
more power than he ever dreamed of...but there's still something missing in his life: children. So he
builds a little robot named Pinocchio to keep him company. But this mischievous little bundle of
microchips has his own headful of ideas about how to enjoy life, including following two shadowy
retelling of the 19th-century classic about what it takes to become a real human being, for both father
and child. Computer magnate Gill Bates has the greatest software company on earth, billions of
dollars, and more power than he ever dreamed of...but there's still something missing in his life:
children. So he builds a little robot named Pinocchio to keep him company. But this mischievous little
bundle of microchips has his own headful of ideas about how to enjoy life, including following two
shadowy characters into worlds of increasing consumer frenzy. What follows is a wacky, charming
21st-century retelling of the 19th-century classic about what it takes to become a real human being, for
both father and child.
| Blue Fairy of Abacus: Emma Boyd Gill Bates: Joshua Baker Ms. Inkjet: Lauren Smith Pinocchio: Baylee Parsons Sachs the Fifth: Madeline Smith Gameboy: Bennett Smith Mr. Geoffrey: Bobby Pucek Archie: Brendan Murphy Scrapper: Sydnee Parsons Nina Killion |
| available at the concession stand. Doors open one-half hour before curtain. Tickets on sale now. All seating is general admission. Make your reservations by calling 785-256-2848 or fill out the form on our box office page and e-mail it to us. |