
OLIVER!
One Eleven Theatre Company is proud to present:
Lionel Bart's "OLIVER!"
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Step into the streets of London and follow Oliver from the workhouse to a pickpocket’s lair and finally to a loving family and a place to call home.
Playing March 28th-April 6th at the Grants Pass Performing Arts Center
Tickets are available at the show or online at: Ludus.com

About the Show
One Eleven Theatre Company is proud to present Lionel Bart's "OLIVER!" The show runs March 28th-April 6th at the Grants Pass Performing Arts Center.
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"Oliver!" is a musical based on Charles Dickens' novel "Oliver Twist." It tells the story of an orphaned boy who, in the pursuit of friendship and a better life, becomes entangled in a world of theft and mischief, encountering characters such as the cunning Fagin, the cheerful Artful Dodger, and the sinister Bill Sikes. “Oliver!” is renowned for its memorable songs including "Food, Glorious Food" and "Consider Yourself," and it explores themes of poverty, exploitation, and the resilience of the human spirit.
​“Oliver!” is sure to entertain young and old alike with its exciting dance numbers, magical special effects, and breathtaking set design. Our production features 38 cast members and a 15-piece orchestra, led by a stellar production team! “Oliver!” is directed by Sandra Castle, choreographed by Denise Baker, and music-directed by Ron Strom, who will also conduct the onstage orchestra. Ariel Kostrna serves as assistant music director / conductor.
The show will be performed at the Grants Pass Performing Arts Center and will run for two consecutive weekends, March 28th - April 6th. Tickets are available at www.oneeleventheatrecompany.com
Content note: Please research the show before you attend. Charles Dickens was known for bringing attention to the injustices of society, so in “Oliver!” there are moments of fear, violence, and death which may not be appropriate for sensitive children. We at One Eleven Theatre always strive to create the best possible production for everyone, including our youngest audience members, so we have added a short pre-show curtain speech to help explain the hard parts of the show. But if you or your children are bothered by the first act, we would kindly suggest skipping the second act, which is darker and rated PG-13.