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To the Fairest at

Bristol Arts and Innovation Magnet School

Tuesday December 17th at 7:00pm

To the Fairest began as a frenzied creation from the span of three days at the end of 2022. Now, after bringing the show to the New York Theater Festival and 54 Below, we’re more than excited to bring a more family-friendly version of our mythic tale closer to our home  base in Connecticut.

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Showpeople Theatre Collective Inc.

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Bristol Arts and Innovation Magnet School

Present

with

Mary Grace Epps

Brighton Valor Horan

Katrina Lacombe

Miles Messier

Autumn Eliza Sheffy

Theatre for Young Audiences Edition

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Music Supervision by

Miles Messier

 

Book Supervision by

Brighton Valor Horan

 

Produced by

Bristol Arts and Innovation Magnet School

CAST

(in alphabetical order by character name)

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ACHILLES, Greek war hero turned rockstar pianist…………….Miles Messier

AGAMEMNON, Spartan king and general……………………..Katrina Lacombe

APHRODITE, goddess of love and beauty…………………..…Mary Grace Epps

ARACHNE, formerly a weaver, now a hybrid spider-person…..Katrina Lacombe

ATHENA, goddess of wisdom and battle strategy…………….Katrina Lacombe

BRISEIS, the second most beautiful woman in the world……..Mary Grace Epps

ECHO, wood nymph cursed to only repeat words she hears…Autumn Eliza Sheffy

ERIS, goddess of chaos and discord…………………………….Mary Grace Epps

HECTOR, another prince of Troy, Paris’ brother.………………Brighton Valor Horan

HELEN, the most beautiful woman in the world………………..Autumn Eliza Sheffy

HERA, goddess of lawful marriage……………………………….Autumn Eliza Sheffy

PARIS, another prince of Troy, Hector’s brother…..…………….Brighton Valor Horan

PATROCLUS, Achilles’ (definitely just) best friend……………..Autumn Eliza Sheffy

ZEUS, king of the Olympian gods………………………………..Brighton Valor Horan

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Enjoyed Fairest?

You might also like some of our other work too! We’ve been writing up a storm over the past several years— including a Brothers Grimm adaptation, a real life event, and more!

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We’re fortunate enough to have had that same Brothers Grimm adaptation, Shudder, accepted to the New York Theater Festival for January 2025! Consider donating to our GoFundMe campaign to get this weird little, sorta-horror, sorta-hilarious show off the ground.

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