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Chocolate Factory takes over the Plymouth High School Auditorium
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Charlie (Nick Houin) talks with Grandpa Joe (Paul Falkowski), Grandma Josephine (Allysyn Slater) and Grandma Georgina (Kristy Clemons) about the Wonka Golden Tickets. Pilot photos/Rusty Nixon

By Rusty Nixon Correspondent
PLYMOUTH — The Plymouth High School auditorium will be transformed into the wondrous chocolate factory of Willy Wonka this weekend as the Plymouth High School Drama Department presents the classic “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” Friday Nov. 6 at 6:30 p.m. and Saturday Nov. 7 at 2 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. and Sunday Nov. 8 at 2 p.m.
Due to the large number of actors, the show is split in two casts with the Red Cast performing the show on Friday evening and Saturday afternoon and the White Cast performing on Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon.
Both casts undertake the show that was made famous on film with Gene Wilder in the role of Willy Wonka.
“We found ourselves in the unique position of having a lot of strong senior male actors,” said Director Charlotte Tyree. “We decided to go out and find a show with a lot of strong parts for guys and that’s how we came up with it.”
“We’ve added a couple of our own bits too,” said Hailey Hennessy, playing Violet in the White Cast. “We’ve added some enhancements of our own.”

 
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It was a family effort for the mom and son duo of Deb and Christian Bastardo during sand volleyball league play last night at Centennial Park. The league is about half-way through its season and will begin tournament play soon.

Every Wednesday the courts are filled with players — men, women and children. Pilot Photo/James Costello
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