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Aladdin Jr. hits the stage at Tipton Rosemark Academy this weekend

By Echo Day on October 20, 2023

The Tipton Rosemark Academy Fine Arts Department invites you to the desert oasis of Agrabah and into an exciting world of daring adventure, classic comedy, and timeless romance.

Disney’s Aladdin, Jr is adapted from the animated Disney film and brings beloved characters to life on the stage in this bold new musical.  The updated release of Aladdin Jr. reflects material added for the Broadway production, which restored several songs by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken that were not included in the 1992 animated film, such as “Proud of Your Boy,” “High Adventure,” and “Babkak, Omar, Aladdin, Kassim.” They now appear alongside popular crowd favorites from the score, including “A Whole New World,” “Friend Like Me,” and “Prince Ali.” Originally released in 2005, Aladdin Jr. is one of the most performed titles in the Broadway Junior collection, which condenses popular Broadway shows for school-aged performers.

This phenomenal, cosmic cast was announced in August and is proud to present this show as the first in their 2023-2024 season. Alongside the talented students who star in the show, the production staff and crew are comprised of Fine Arts alumni and students. 

The cast of Aladdin, Jr:

Aladdin – Trace ScottJasmine – Haley Blevins

Genie – Cade Harkness

Sultan – Landon Hatchel

Jafar – William Goudy

Iago – Nora Scott

Evil Genie – Seth Latham

Babkak (Joshua Johnson), Omar (Ty Tyler), and Kassim (Seth Latham) are ready for “High Adventure”

Babkak – Joshua Johnson

Omar – Ty Tyler

Kassim – Seth Latham

Isir – Rylee Ford

Manal – aycie Carroll

Rajah – Lily Dischner

Hana – Ella Williamson

Razoul – West Stafford

Prince Abdullah – Angelo Khattar

Carpet – Ryleigh Kate Hampton

Ryleigh Kate Hampton as Carpet

Cave of Wonders Voice – Cade Harkness

Shop Owner – Erica Morgan

Apple Vendor – Kaylee Payne

Guard – Caedon Goodrum

Guard – Tyler Le

Fortune Teller – Kamryn Dacus

Attendant – Zoe Meredith

Attendant – Delia Sigler

Ensemble: Zachary Crane, Kamryn Dacus, Emma Day, Caedon Goodrum, Isabella Goodwin, Angelo Khattar, Gabriella Khattar, Tyler Le, Zoe Meredith, Erica Morgan, Kaylee Payne, Molly Sherman, Delia Sigler, West Stafford, Grace Vego

William Goudy as Jafar, Nora Scott as Iago

This performance is under the direction of Logan Vaughn, a 2011 graduate of Tipton Rosemark Academy, who studied musical theatre at the University of Mobile before returning home to Rosemark where she now resides. Logan is the daughter of Tipton Rosemark Academy’s Fine Arts and Choral Director, LaLania Vaughn. This will be their eleventh production to co-direct.

Show times are Wednesday, Oct. 18 through Saturday, Oct. 21 at 7 p.m. and an afternoon performance on Sunday, Oct. 22 at 3 p.m.

Aladdin, played by Trace Scott

Tickets are available in advance by visiting the links on both the Tipton Rosemark Academy website and the Tipton Rosemark Fine Arts Facebook page. Tickets can also be purchased at the door; the cost is $10 for adults and $8 for students. 

Are you up for high adventure? See you in Agrabah!

 

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