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Aunt Maggity’s Dark and Stormy Night presented in Sturgis

( see photo gallery below ) Sturgis Composite High School students presented Aunt Maggity’s Dark and Stormy Night for their annual drama performance on May 10.
The Sturgis Composite High School drama group
The Sturgis Composite High School drama group performed its annual play for the elementary students and parents on May 10. From left, were: Shanae Olson, Zanthany Olson, Peyton Secundiak, Tyler Antoniuk, Sierra Meroniuk, Allison Sopel, Tessa Rehaluk, Nicole Tureski and Meghan Clancy; and (front) Kaeleigh Folk, Kristiaan Rayner, Jamie Messenger, Brooke Olson and Rhianna Olson.

(see photo gallery below)

Sturgis Composite High School students presented Aunt Maggity’s Dark and Stormy Night for their annual drama performance on May 10.

Cast members included: Shanae Olson, Zanthany Olson, Peyton Secundiak, Tyler Antoniuk, Sierra Meroniuk, Allison Sopel, Tessa Rehaluk, Nicole Tureski, Kaeleigh Folk, Kristiaan Rayner, Jamie Messenger, Brooke Olson and Rhianna Olson.

Meghan Clancy was the director with crew members Zanathnay Olson and Shanae Olson.

There were laughs a-plenty and personalities galore in this light-hearted romp of a mystery that had a little bit of everything, Clancysaid. Aunt Maggity, a horror novelist who lives on an isolated mountaintop, keeps black widow spiders in the bathroom, stuffed cobras on her writing desk and a heartbreaking secret just under the surface. When her four estranged nieces –Lavinia, the CEO; Lola and Chloe, the New York fashion designers; and Francine, the amateur boxer, descend on her home for the reading of their parents’ will, everyone’s life becomes topsy-turvy.

On top of everything, a rodeo clown who was hiding something, shows up in need of a place to stay for the night. The play has it all, from creepy spiders, suspense and comedic chaos, to a sense of familiar love, forgiveness and what just might be the first happy ending in Aunt Maggity’s career, said Clancy.