April 28-30

Flora and Ulysses

Flora loves comic books, so it’s no surprise when an unassuming squirrel named Ulysses gets sucked up in the vacuum cleaner and pops out as a superhero. Doubting adults have lots to learn from Flora, Ulysses, and their new friend, William, as they navigate matters of the heart in this 2014 Newbery Medal-winning eccentric adventure from Kate DiCamillo, adapted for the stage by John Glore.

Public shows April 28-30

  • Friday, 7:00pm
  • Saturday, 4:00pm & 7:00pm
  • Sunday, 2:00 & 5:00pm

All Shows @ Church in the City
2648 N Hackett Ave
Milwaukee, WI 53211

Touring shows week of May 1


$15 Adults
$10 Students
$0 5-younger FREE

To inquire about a school or community tour please email harmonie@milwaukeeyouththeatre.org

Directed by Harmonie Baker
Assistant director Hayley Dillow
Costume designer Beck Menk
Prop & set design Grace Correa
Assistant prop & set Alena Ekornaas
Sound and lighting Dima Pochtarev
Stage manager Josie Smith

Playwright John Glore

Run time 90 minutes (includes intermission & student talkback)
Appropriate for ages 6+

Concessions will be on sale during each show, all snacks and $1 each.

Note: Venue is not wheelchair accessible. The performance space is upstairs.

Meet your production crew

Harmonie Baker

Harmonie Baker

Director

Harmonie has been around theatre for 25 years as an actor, singer, writer, director, designer and costumer. She has won 5 costume design awards for her work with Milwaukee-area high school and community theatres. She has worked in Milwaukee Public Schools as a fiber arts instructor and literacy specialist throughout the 2000s and founded the Warped Milwaukee Fiber Arts Exhibition. She is a graduate of UW-Milwaukee’s Theatre Arts program.
harmonie@milwaukeeyouththeatre.org

Grace Correa

Grace Correa

Prop and Set Construction

Grace is new to Milwaukee and a recent college graduate with a background in visual arts and anthropology. In college she was involved in ballet on campus as a dancer and scenic coordinator. Additionally she’s taught after-school art classes with elementary school students in Chicago. Grace works at the Betty Brinn Children’s Museum as an Exhibit Fabricator

Dima

Dima Pochtarev

Sound/Lighting/Video Production

Dima is a music producer and runs The New State by day, and works highway construction by night. When does he sleep? We’re not sure.

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