OV elementary school stages Willy Wonka Kids
GEORGETOWN – On Friday and Saturday night, fifth and sixth grade students at Otselic Valley Elementary School in Georgetown staged a production of Willy Wonka Kids.
Based on the book “Charlie and The Chocolate Factory” by Roald Dahl, the students performed two stagings of the show, which tells the classic tale of a young boy, Charlie, who wins a tour of the famous Wonka Chocolate Factory. Students took on the roles of the contest winners, Willy Wonka and his band of factory workers, the Oompa Loompas, as part of their entirely student run production. This marked the fourth year the elementary school has performed such a show.
While not all of the fifth and sixth grade students take on acting roles, those who don’t are involved in other aspects of the production, as members of the stage crew, lighting or sound technicians and still others design the programs and sell tickets.
Art teacher Mary Helen Blake, Music Teacher Winnie Sortman, Librarian Julie Hammer, Fifth Grade Teacher Lori Youngs and the rest of the fifth and sixth grade teachers worked with the students to make the elementary production a success.
– Jessica Lewis
Based on the book “Charlie and The Chocolate Factory” by Roald Dahl, the students performed two stagings of the show, which tells the classic tale of a young boy, Charlie, who wins a tour of the famous Wonka Chocolate Factory. Students took on the roles of the contest winners, Willy Wonka and his band of factory workers, the Oompa Loompas, as part of their entirely student run production. This marked the fourth year the elementary school has performed such a show.
While not all of the fifth and sixth grade students take on acting roles, those who don’t are involved in other aspects of the production, as members of the stage crew, lighting or sound technicians and still others design the programs and sell tickets.
Art teacher Mary Helen Blake, Music Teacher Winnie Sortman, Librarian Julie Hammer, Fifth Grade Teacher Lori Youngs and the rest of the fifth and sixth grade teachers worked with the students to make the elementary production a success.
– Jessica Lewis
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