WINGENSTOCK 7 and the new season at The Big, Red Barn continues june 27th with Shadow of Doubt: The Tom Petty and The Heatbreakers Tribute.
Mike Kearns and Jim Wilson of Mike, Jim and bill Do The White Album, return with their tribute to Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers.
Mike Kearns and Jim Wilson of Mike, Jim and bill Do The White Album, return with their tribute to Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers.
Picnic grounds open at 5 p.m. Bring dinner and beverages and enjoy the beauty of the barn, Canal Corners Farm and The Lantern Theatre. Music begins at 7 p.m. Discover what is truly a unique setting, venue and evening of memories. Admission is just $10. Free parking. For reservations call (216) 624-3916.
The Lantern Theatre is dedicated to producing theatre for the whole family that reveals and celebrates the history of our region, stage and country. With this in mind, it is our great pleasure to present
JOHNNY APPLESEED: An Ohio Legend by Eric Schmiedl June 19 – July 19
The year is 1818. It is the late spring, and into the wilderness of Ohio’s Western Reserve appears Sarah Little and her eight-year-old son, William. Alone. They have traveled from New England set on homesteading the wild Ohio land Sarah and her late husband sold everything in the world to purchase. Sarah has grit and spirit but she lacks the know-how. Help comes in the form of a quirky, mysterious character named John Chapman. People say he keeps to himself - more comfortable planting trees and tending crops rather than talking to people. However, something in Sarah and William’s dilemma touches him, and he takes them under his wing. Unfortunately, Sarah and William, also, hide a secret which may just destroy their bond with Johnny and leave them on their own to face the unforgiving dangers of an upcoming Ohio winter. Originally produced at the Cleveland Play House, JOHNNY APPLESEED combines drama and old time music in a tale of bravery, sacrifice and love. Valerie Kilmer, last year’s Huck Finn, returns to The Lantern stage as Sarah and Eric Schmiedl makes a special appearance as Johnny.
JOHNNY APPLESEED: An Ohio Legend by Eric Schmiedl, plays June 19 – July 19,
Fridays at 7 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays at 2 p.m. Running time: 1 hour.
Admission is $12. Children 12 and under: $8. Call (216) 401-5131.
JOHNNY APPLESEED: An Ohio Legend by Eric Schmiedl June 19 – July 19
The year is 1818. It is the late spring, and into the wilderness of Ohio’s Western Reserve appears Sarah Little and her eight-year-old son, William. Alone. They have traveled from New England set on homesteading the wild Ohio land Sarah and her late husband sold everything in the world to purchase. Sarah has grit and spirit but she lacks the know-how. Help comes in the form of a quirky, mysterious character named John Chapman. People say he keeps to himself - more comfortable planting trees and tending crops rather than talking to people. However, something in Sarah and William’s dilemma touches him, and he takes them under his wing. Unfortunately, Sarah and William, also, hide a secret which may just destroy their bond with Johnny and leave them on their own to face the unforgiving dangers of an upcoming Ohio winter. Originally produced at the Cleveland Play House, JOHNNY APPLESEED combines drama and old time music in a tale of bravery, sacrifice and love. Valerie Kilmer, last year’s Huck Finn, returns to The Lantern stage as Sarah and Eric Schmiedl makes a special appearance as Johnny.
JOHNNY APPLESEED: An Ohio Legend by Eric Schmiedl, plays June 19 – July 19,
Fridays at 7 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays at 2 p.m. Running time: 1 hour.
Admission is $12. Children 12 and under: $8. Call (216) 401-5131.
