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York Alumni to Present 'Godspell'

York alumni will put on the show on Friday, June 9.

ELMHURST, IL — York Alumni will come back to the York High School stage for a one night only performance of the musical, "Godspell." The show will be at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, June 9.

According to a release from the district, Michael St. Peter (BA, Vocal Performance, Juilliard) and James Mueller (BA, Dance, Luther) as Jesus and Judas will star in the show. The cast is rounded out with other talent, including Kelsey Roberts (Syracuse University, BFA Musical Theatre), Grace Sopko (Drake University, Musical Theatre), Helen Knudsen (Roosevelt University, BA Vocal Performance), Darcy Kummerow (Ball State University, Dance) Zachary Triska (College-Conservatory of Music, University of Cincinatti, Musical Theatre), Chris Knudsen (Point Park University, Musical Theatre), Laura Thoresen (Roosevelt University, Musical Theatre), Eddie Maciejewski (Oklahoma University, Musical Theatre), Jackie Salgado (Illinois Wesleyan, Musical Theatre), Kaitlin Cadagin and Brian Kulaga (Illinois State University), and Krissy Delahanty (Marymount Manhattan, Stage Management).

The district said the Alumni Program was started to support our young actors who are pursuing a career in the arts.

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“This program and the people in it have had a huge impact on me as an artist and as a person.Godspell is a show about building community. Through storytelling, the characters create a singular group identity through which they find compassion, support, and most importantly love," Mueller said in a release. "By nurturing these characteristics within each other we as the audience begin to see the characters change, grow, and let their light shine. This is also true of the Elmhurst community. We are all so fortunate and to be a part of it."

Tickets are $15 and for more information, visit https://ticketpeak.com/yorkdrama.

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