The most famous streetscape in the undersea world of Bikini Bottom is this residential neighborhood, home to (from left) Patrick Star (Williams Bay eighth-grader Keller Cook), Squidward Q. Tentacles (Williams Bay seventh-grader Sophia Howarth-Yonkee), and SpongeBob SquarePants (Williams Bay eighth-grader Josh LeBaron).
The perennially hopeful and upbeat SpongeBob SquarePants (Williams Bay eighth-grader Josh LeBaron), lives in a pineapple in undersea Bikini Bottom with his pet snail, Gary. In Williams Bay Middle School’s April 27-28, 2023 production of “The SpongeBob Musical: Youth Edition,” the stakes are higher than ever before as SpongeBob and all of Bikini Bottom face the total annihilation of their undersea world by a rumbling volcano, as chaos erupts in the community and lives hang in the balance. Just when all hope seems lost, a most unexpected hero rises up and takes center stage, saving Bikini Bottom with his bravery. Trying to prove to himself and the world that he is not “just a simple sponge,” SpongeBob resolves to save the day when everybody else has given up all hope.
Money-loving, self-absorbed Bikini Bottom restaurateur Eugene Krabs (Williams Bay eighth-grader Cameron Keith) and his boy band-crazed teenage daughter Pearl Krabs (Williams Bay eighth-grader Gracie Pils) are not seeing eye to eye in the “Daddy Knows Best” song scene in the April 27-28, 2023 Williams Bay Middle School production of “The SpongeBob Musical: Youth Edition.” When Pearl tells her dad that meeting the Electric Skates boy band is the best thing that’s ever happened to her, Mr. Krabs tells her that her priorities are all wrong, explaining how money is the most important thing in life. An emotional and distraught Pearl then tries to share how her father doesn’t listen to her and doesn’t understand her, outlining their extreme differences.
“Life is short and the end is near. It’s important to identify what you hold dear ... Let me tell you what counts more than all the rest — Money, money matters most! Money, money I can boast! Money, money — Make a toast to Money! Money! Money!” Hoisting his bulging bags of gold, money obsessed, self-absorbed Bikini Bottom restaurateur Eugene Krabs exults in his riches during the “Daddy Knows Best” song in the April 27-28 Williams Bay Middle School production of “The SpongeBob Musical: Youth Edition.”
Hatching an evil scheme down at his struggling fast food restaurant, The Chum Bucket, restaurateur and would-be evil genius Sheldon J. Plankton (left, Williams Bay eighth-grader Liam Beth) schemes with his wife and evil sidekick Karen Plankton (Williams Bay eighth-grader Izzy Chamberlain) for global domination — or at least Bikini Bottom’s corner of the world.
“Let’s have some fun together. We’ll be best friends forever. B.F.F. — that stands for us!” Bikini Bottom friends and neighbors Patrick Star (left, Williams Bay eighth-grader Keller Cook) and SpongeBob SquarePants (right, Williams Bay eighth-grader Josh LeBaron) celebrate their longtime Best Friends Forever relationship with the song “B.F.F.” in the April 27-, 2023 Williams Bay Middle School production of “The SpongeBob Musical: Youth Edition.”
Famed Bikini Bottom rock band The Electric Skates (from left, Williams Bay seventh-graders Angie Tejeda, Elena Walker and Skye Virgin) rehearse the song “Bikini Bottom Boogie,” written by Steven Tyler and Joe Perry of Aerosmith, in preparation for a benefit concert to raise funds to move everyone in Bikini Bottom away from a volcano that’s menacing the undersea community.
Ms. Mayor (right, Williams Bay eighth-grader Dex Straubel) spends a majority of “The SpongeBob Musical: Youth Edition” trying to reassure the residents of Bikini Bottom — from left, Mr. Krab (Williams Bay eighth-grader Cameron Keith), SpongeBob SquarePants (Williams Bay eight-grader Josh LeBaron) and Sardine (Williams Bay eighth-grader Kaydence Warrenburg) — that the ineffective local government has everything under control as an undersea volcano threatens the community with total annihilation. Lives hang in the balance and chaos erupts in Bikini Bottom as the citizens await a solution to their dire predicament.
Williams Bay Middle School presented “The Sponge Bob Musical: Youth Edition” on April 27-28, 2023 in the Williams Bay Middle School-High School Lecture Center. Show cast and crew pictured front row, kneeling, from left, are Brooke Peyer, Izzy Chamberlain, Angie Tejeda, Sasha Koledova and Amelia Coulmann. Seen middle row, from left, are Sophia Howarth-Yonkee, Kaydence Warrenburg, Ciara Benitez, Gracie Pils, Skye Virgin, Dex Straubel, Keller Cook, Nick Gonza and Will Sorensen. Pictured back row, from left, are Nicholas Kwiatkowski, Cameron Keith, Liam Beth, Elena Walker, Josh LeBaron, Zach Scott, Elliana Borgen, Lauryn Sikes and Nanao Tsuruta.
Banding together as friends to save the day, scientist Sandy Cheeks (left, Williams Bay eighth-grader Ciara Benitez), Patrick Star (Williams Bay eighth-grader Keller Cook) and SpongeBob SquarePants (right, Williams Bay eighth-grader Josh LeBaron), race against the clock and long odds to save their beloved undersea community of Bikini Bottom from volcanic destruction — and an evil plot hatched by would-be villain Sheldon J. Plankton.
The perennially hopeful and upbeat SpongeBob SquarePants (Williams Bay eighth-grader Josh LeBaron), lives in a pineapple in undersea Bikini Bottom with his pet snail, Gary. In Williams Bay Middle School’s April 27-28, 2023 production of “The SpongeBob Musical: Youth Edition,” the stakes are higher than ever before as SpongeBob and all of Bikini Bottom face the total annihilation of their undersea world by a rumbling volcano, as chaos erupts in the community and lives hang in the balance. Just when all hope seems lost, a most unexpected hero rises up and takes center stage, saving Bikini Bottom with his bravery. Trying to prove to himself and the world that he is not “just a simple sponge,” SpongeBob resolves to save the day when everybody else has given up all hope.
Williams Bay Middle School presented “The Sponge Bob Musical: Youth Edition” on April 27-28, 2023 in the Williams Bay Middle School-High School Lecture Center. Show cast and crew pictured front row, kneeling, from left, are Brooke Peyer, Izzy Chamberlain, Angie Tejeda, Sasha Koledova and Amelia Coulmann. Seen middle row, from left, are Sophia Howarth-Yonkee, Kaydence Warrenburg, Ciara Benitez, Gracie Pils, Skye Virgin, Dex Straubel, Keller Cook, Nick Gonza and Will Sorensen. Pictured back row, from left, are Nicholas Kwiatkowski, Cameron Keith, Liam Beth, Elena Walker, Josh LeBaron, Zach Scott, Elliana Borgen, Lauryn Sikes and Nanao Tsuruta.
Hatching an evil scheme down at his struggling fast food restaurant, The Chum Bucket, restaurateur and would-be evil genius Sheldon J. Plankton (left, Williams Bay eighth-grader Liam Beth) schemes with his wife and evil sidekick Karen Plankton (Williams Bay eighth-grader Izzy Chamberlain) for global domination — or at least Bikini Bottom’s corner of the world.
Banding together as friends to save the day, scientist Sandy Cheeks (left, Williams Bay eighth-grader Ciara Benitez), Patrick Star (Williams Bay eighth-grader Keller Cook) and SpongeBob SquarePants (right, Williams Bay eighth-grader Josh LeBaron), race against the clock and long odds to save their beloved undersea community of Bikini Bottom from volcanic destruction — and an evil plot hatched by would-be villain Sheldon J. Plankton.
The most famous streetscape in the undersea world of Bikini Bottom is this residential neighborhood, home to (from left) Patrick Star (Williams Bay eighth-grader Keller Cook), Squidward Q. Tentacles (Williams Bay seventh-grader Sophia Howarth-Yonkee), and SpongeBob SquarePants (Williams Bay eighth-grader Josh LeBaron).
Money-loving, self-absorbed Bikini Bottom restaurateur Eugene Krabs (Williams Bay eighth-grader Cameron Keith) and his boy band-crazed teenage daughter Pearl Krabs (Williams Bay eighth-grader Gracie Pils) are not seeing eye to eye in the “Daddy Knows Best” song scene in the April 27-28, 2023 Williams Bay Middle School production of “The SpongeBob Musical: Youth Edition.” When Pearl tells her dad that meeting the Electric Skates boy band is the best thing that’s ever happened to her, Mr. Krabs tells her that her priorities are all wrong, explaining how money is the most important thing in life. An emotional and distraught Pearl then tries to share how her father doesn’t listen to her and doesn’t understand her, outlining their extreme differences.
“Let’s have some fun together. We’ll be best friends forever. B.F.F. — that stands for us!” Bikini Bottom friends and neighbors Patrick Star (left, Williams Bay eighth-grader Keller Cook) and SpongeBob SquarePants (right, Williams Bay eighth-grader Josh LeBaron) celebrate their longtime Best Friends Forever relationship with the song “B.F.F.” in the April 27-, 2023 Williams Bay Middle School production of “The SpongeBob Musical: Youth Edition.”
Famed Bikini Bottom rock band The Electric Skates (from left, Williams Bay seventh-graders Angie Tejeda, Elena Walker and Skye Virgin) rehearse the song “Bikini Bottom Boogie,” written by Steven Tyler and Joe Perry of Aerosmith, in preparation for a benefit concert to raise funds to move everyone in Bikini Bottom away from a volcano that’s menacing the undersea community.
Ms. Mayor (right, Williams Bay eighth-grader Dex Straubel) spends a majority of “The SpongeBob Musical: Youth Edition” trying to reassure the residents of Bikini Bottom — from left, Mr. Krab (Williams Bay eighth-grader Cameron Keith), SpongeBob SquarePants (Williams Bay eight-grader Josh LeBaron) and Sardine (Williams Bay eighth-grader Kaydence Warrenburg) — that the ineffective local government has everything under control as an undersea volcano threatens the community with total annihilation. Lives hang in the balance and chaos erupts in Bikini Bottom as the citizens await a solution to their dire predicament.
“Life is short and the end is near. It’s important to identify what you hold dear ... Let me tell you what counts more than all the rest — Money, money matters most! Money, money I can boast! Money, money — Make a toast to Money! Money! Money!” Hoisting his bulging bags of gold, money obsessed, self-absorbed Bikini Bottom restaurateur Eugene Krabs exults in his riches during the “Daddy Knows Best” song in the April 27-28 Williams Bay Middle School production of “The SpongeBob Musical: Youth Edition.”