Search
Close this search box.
Subscribe

Mosaic Theatre Company to present “Annie Jr.” at Fort Walton Beach Civic Auditorium

Performances will be held on April 19th and 20th at 7pm, with additional matinee shows on April 20th and 21st at 2pm.
Mosaic Theatre Company

The Mosaic Theatre Company is set to bring the enchanting world of Broadway to life with their upcoming production of “Annie Jr.”

  • The heartwarming tale of little orphan Annie and her quest for family and belonging will be performed at the Fort Walton Beach Civic Auditorium from April 19-21.

Co-executive director Sophia Hagan-Metcalfe announced that the production features a talented cast of 50 students who have dedicated over 150 hours of rehearsals to the show.

Mosaic Theatre Company

“From toe-tapping musical numbers to touching moments of camaraderie and hope, ‘Annie Jr.’ is a celebration of resilience, friendship, and the enduring power of love,” Hagan-Metcalfe said.

Mosaic Theatre Company
Mosaic Theatre Company

As a nonprofit theatre company deeply rooted in the community, Mosaic Theatre Company invites families from near and far to experience an evening of laughter, tears, and inspiration. The classic story promises to captivate audiences of all ages, whether they are lifelong fans or experiencing it for the first time.

Mosaic Theatre Company

Performances will be held on April 19th and 20th at 7pm, with additional matinee shows on April 20th and 21st at 2pm. Tickets are available for purchase at $15 on the Mosaic Theatre Company’s website, mosaictheatrecompany.com.

Join the conversation...

Continue reading 👇

Bell

Join Our Newsletter

Join the best local newsletter read by thousands of locals each weekday morning. Best of all, it’s free!

Facebook Instagram Youtube Twitter Linkedin
© 2024, Get The Coast LLC. All Rights Reserved
Free Newsletter Signup
Search
CloseMenu

Community Comments

Donald Ervin commented on Mary Anne Windes announces bid for Okaloosa County Commissioner, District 5 seat
“Falling short: 1. Crime is soaring. 2. A need for affordable housing. 3. Road repairs in dire need.”
Respond
Donald Ervin commented on Mary Anne Windes announces bid for Okaloosa County Commissioner, District 5 seat
“Falling short on 1. affordable housing. 2.Street/road repair is the worse I’ve seen in 8 years. 3. Crime is soaring. This is for starters.”
Respond
Debbie Keiley commented on 6th annual Craftathon beer festival returns to Downtown Fort Walton Beach
“May my dog attend?”
Respond
lesliewilder98 commented on Okaloosa County lands new Manufacturing Facility, 350 new high-wage jobs
“Wow,great news!”
Respond
Kayla Harris commented on Massive 888-pound bluefin tuna caught off Destin, Florida
“What in the world do you think it felt… Nothing it was dead because we killed it to eat”
Respond
Patricia Rudolph commented on Kemp’s ridley sea turtle makes rare solo nesting on Destin beach
“another of our creator God's miracles ! ! Thank you Jared for your articles and work.”
Respond
Mick commented on Fort Walton Beach approves $2.45 million for Phase 2 of Landing Park improvements
“Honestly they should’ve embraced jaws being filmed down here.”
Respond
Sebastian commented on Massive 888-pound bluefin tuna caught off Destin, Florida
“Take that nonsense elsewhere and let them enjoy their victory.”
Respond
Joaquin Cardenas commented on Massive 888-pound bluefin tuna caught off Destin, Florida
“I wonder what are they eating now since eating tuna now is not politically correct...lol”
Respond
Todd Brown commented on Massive 888-pound bluefin tuna caught off Destin, Florida
“I’m sick of these Biden babies, go eat your rabbit food and move out of our country because you are trying to change everything our forefathers fought for and made...”
Respond