“Finding Nemo Jr.” Delights Audiences at Village Square Theatre

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‘Just keep swimming’ to Village Square’s latest production

Lexington, SC – Nemo, Dory, Marlin, and a talented sea of young cast members are enchanting audiences at Village Square Theatre with their rendition of “Finding Nemo Jr.” The live musical adaptation of the beloved Disney movie showcases a remarkable ensemble of 95 young performers under the age of 20, bringing joy and laughter to spectators of all ages.

Director’s Vision and Creative Flair

Directed by Candice Pipkin, the production of “Finding Nemo Jr.” is a delightful theatrical experience, offering a condensed yet immersive musical journey for the audience. Pipkin’s vision of the play includes a vibrant mix of familiar songs and dialogues from the original film, along with fresh original content specifically crafted for the stage.

One standout feature of the musical is the original song “Big Blue World,” a catchy tune that encapsulates the play’s theme and resonates with Dory’s iconic mantra, “Just keep swimming.” The play cleverly weaves new lines and musical numbers into the storyline, adding a unique touch to this theatrical adaptation.

Captivating Performances and Spectacular Sets

With a spirited cast and live music accompaniment, the production comes to life on stage, captivating the audience with its dynamic performances and engaging storytelling. The set design, particularly the detailed recreation of the fish tank from the dentist’s office, showcases the dedicated efforts of the production team in bringing the underwater world of “Finding Nemo” to the theater.

Noteworthy moments include the whimsical appearance of a singing stingray on roller skates, adding a fun and imaginative element to the play. The actors’ enthusiasm and the audience’s response create a vibrant and interactive atmosphere, making each performance a unique and memorable experience.

Community Engagement and Inclusivity

Beyond the stage lights, Village Square Theatre embraces community engagement and inclusivity by offering free pre-show viewings to families with special needs, fostering families, and elderly audiences. The theater’s commitment to providing accessible and enriching cultural experiences highlights its dedication to serving a diverse audience.

Author: HERE Lexington

HERE Lexington

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