Mike gives his character believability as an older, desirable foreign stranger and plays his part with authentic charisma. Senior Mike Minich, who plays the role of Emile, is the son of Tony and Donna Minich. The acting of the love struck characters can easily be described as superb. Prejudices and deep-seated stereotypes reveal their faces and characters must quickly find out who they truly are, before it is too late. As love stories swirl about the islands, complications arise. Lieutenant Joseph Cable is lonely and eager for his own romantic story, eventually earning his chance at love with Liat, an island native. Nellie meets a French plantation owner, Emile de Becque and quickly falls in love. Ensign Nellie Forbush is a small town girl from Little Rock, Ark., and a nurse on an island in the South Pacific. “South Pacific” is a tale of two love stories in the midst of World War II (1943).

You may also call and reserve tickets and pay for them with a major credit card over the phone. All patrons are encouraged to come to the school or get online and pick out their own seats as soon as possible. All seats for the three performances are reserved and priced at $12 for adults and $10 for students and seniors. Once you create an account and pay with a major credit card the tickets will be waiting at the box office the night you choose to attend. Tickets for all shows will be available at the high school during the school day or by calling the box office at 33 and leaving a message or online at. Show dates and times for “South Pacific” are as follows: 7:30 p.m.

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