tickets
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cast & production team
Director - Fred Hunt
Music Director and Conductor - Shawn Charton
Assistant Music Director - Maria Moorman
Choreographers - Maddy Weinkam, Hunter Gee
Producers - Elle Rothan, Andy Schwartz, Ursula Biron
Rose - Jasmyn Jewell
Margaret Thomas - Rachel Mabry
Bo - John Boyd
Lawrence Thomas - Garry Hohnecker
Edward Thomas/Ensemble - Roman Jerger
William Thomas/Ensemble - Hunter Gee
Charlie Thomas/Ensemble - Carter Schulte
Opal/Ensemble - Amarna Hawks
Nettie - Caroline Lawson
Pearl - Bailey Margrave
Alice - Elle Rothan
Hank - Ron Mason
Otis - Gary Bracknell
Clarence - Travis Bauer
CCC Foreman/Ensemble - Barry Reynolds
Woman 1/Ensemble - Bernadette Calvino
Woman 2/Ensemble - Julianne Burch
Store Manager/Ensemble - Mike Williams
Man/Ensemble - Nicholas Stadtfeld-Biron
Edith/Ensemble - Emily Pine
Ethel/Ensemble - Maria Williams
Wife/Ensemble - Lizzy Travnik
Ensemble
Alyssa Bauer, Chloe Bollmer, Kelsey Dalton, Molly Davenport, Annabelle Dunahugh, Eloise Elliott, Adrianna Fedele, Christian Hawwash, Holly Horner, Roxy Jones, Sophia Lankford, Molly Majestic, Christian Masheka, Yolanda Masheka, Audrey Mason, Erica Mason, Isabelle Morales, Helen Mariah Murdoch, Bianca Page, Amy Reynolds, John Rothan, Olivia Rothan, Laila Spiker, Saira West, Brooklyn Whitaker, Annie Williams, Josie Williams
about the show
Horizons of Gold was first produced in March 2013 at Mars Hill Academy in Mason, Ohio. After several months of rewrites, the show premiered in Cincinnati with a semi-professional regional cast in September of the same year. Final edits were made for Cincinnati's 2016 production. Since then, community theater audiences have enjoyed Horizons of Gold in Chicago, Indianapolis, Michigan, and Kentucky. Directors, cast members, theater critics, and audiences have showered this heartwarming, crowd-pleasing show with enthusiastic praise!
A Story of Perseverance Amidst Shattered Dreams
Rose is a young Mexican migrant, abandoned and lost in turbulent 1930s California. She clings to Margaret Thomas, a Kansas farmwife displaced by the Dust Bowl. Together, they grieve a lost family and search for home and healing in the midst of unrelenting hardships. Could John Bollen, the generous wheat farmer down the road, be a savior for them both? A powerful journey of the heart unfolds for three people who find their lives intertwined, each desperate to heal the past and embrace a new future.
Lush, full-bodied orchestrations and soaring melodies take us back to the sweeping wheat fields of America’s Great Plains. With its cast of vibrant characters, this thoughtful script is packed with heart-rending drama, laugh-out-loud humor, and gentle romance.
Show Specs
The full run time of the show is 125 minutes. The show is rated PG. Language and presentation appropriate for all ages with some intense subject matter.