CSU’s Kindred HeARTs Players debut

Isabell Martin portrays Alma Pumpernickle and Jadon Kessler portrays Claude Hopper.

Closkwise, from left: Joshua, Josh and Alene Depue of New Milford

From left: Roger and Karen Jansma of Rotterdam, N.Y. and Kristi Beedon of Schenectady, N.Y.

David and Connie Harris of Clarks Summit

Ritch and Diana Kelley of Clarks Summit

Maryjo Pahoski of Dickson City, with her daughter, Jessica, who will be a freshman at Clarks Summit University next year.

From left: Holly, Mason and Scott Melott of Elmira

Members of the Coleman family, from left: David, Alyssa, Cheryl, Roy and Jonathan, of Montrose

From left; Betsy Jansma portrays Betty, Mark Mallecoccio portrays Big Gulch and Jack Simons portrays Billy Bright in Clarks Summit University’s production of “No Opera at the Op’ry House Tonight (or) Too Good to be True.”

Pianist and music designer, Chris Smith

Faith Vileniskis portrays Lily Liverspot and Aaron Bell portrays Wolfgang von Wolfpack in Clarks Summit University’s production of “No Opera at the Op’ry House Tonight (or) Too Good to be True.” The play was presented Oct. 31 through Nov. 2 on campus. The melodrama brought old-fashioned fun with a fast, contemporary flair.

Batch / Published: November 7, 2019

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Pianist and music designer, Chris Smith

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