ATI’s “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” cast, from left, Keith Potts, Arianne Villareal, Danny Kingston, Brett Mutter, Johnnie Taylor, Doug Trapp, Adee David, Emily Crowley and Judy Fitzgerald pose for Where’s Amy after the opening-night show .
ATI’s entire cast and crew of “Spelling Bee” celebrate with a toast backstage after their sold-out opening-night show.
ATI’s “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” cast, from left, Keith Potts, Arianne Villareal, Danny Kingston, Brett Mutter, Johnnie Taylor, Doug Trapp, Adee David, Emily Crowley and Judy Fitzgerald pose for Where’s Amy after the opening-night show .
Best friends and ATI No. 1 fans, from left, Lizzie Farrell (Carmel), Ameila Vrtis (Carmel) and Annika Dimon (Carmel) gave “Spelling Bee” a thumbs-up.
From left, ATI Board President Jill Zaniker (Carmel) brought friends Susan Miller (Carmel) and Jim Junker (Carmel) to see “Spelling Bee.”
Lynn Ducat (Carmel) with ATI Immersion Theatre actor Jack Ducat (Carmel) at “Spelling Bee”
From left, sisters Cathy Duclos (Indianapolis), Susan Bonanno (Carmel) and Judy Fitzgerald (Carmel) at the ATI “Spelling Bee” after-party.
From left, Lynda Goeke (Carmel) enjoys hosting professional actors Brett Mutter, Adee David and Doug Trapp at her home in Carmel for ATI.
From left, Music Director Brent E. Marty (Carmel) catches up with Director Michael Blatt of “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” at the ATI after-party.
Mike Kueper (Fishers), Randy and Kim Sorrell (Carmel), Nicki Reddington (Carmel) with Cathy and David Duclos (Indianapolis) at ATI’s “Spelling Bee”
ATI’s new Marketing Director Amy Stark (Carmel) with Mike Kueper (Fishers) at opening night of “Spelling Bee.”
Where’s Amy attended Actors Theatre of Indiana’s sold-out opening night and after-party for “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” Feb. 2. The audience was entertained by outrageous spelling bee contestants, including a few unsuspecting audience members joining the stage for laughs and fun. The show had the audience in stitches, giving the cast and crew a well-deserved standing ovation. Grab your friends, dictionary and do not miss “Spelling Bee” because you’ll love the catchy music, fall in love with the hysterical actors and will miss those days of being a kid. For more, visit atistage.org.
