Colin Campbell, center front, plays Freddy, as he dances with the cast in "Carrie" at Carthage College. "Carrie: The Musical," a play based on Stephen King’s iconic novel, opens at 7:30 p.m. today at Carthage College's Wartburg Theatre.
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Ellie Neybert plays Carrie White in "Carrie" at Carthage College.
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Tommy Ross, played by Dominic Luzwick, dances with Carrie, played by Ellie Neybert, in a scene from "Carrie" at Carthage College.
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Billy Nolan, played by Chase Juster and Chris Harrison, played by Danae Palmer, dance on a platform in a scene from "Carrie" at Carthage College.
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Carrie White, played by Ellie Neybert, center, gets picked on by classmates in "Carrie" at Carthage College.
“Carrie: The Musical,” a play based on Stephen King’s iconic novel, opens at 7:30 p.m. today at Carthage College’s Wartburg Theatre, on the north side of the campus, 2001 Alford Park Drive. “Carrie” focuses on the tumultuous life of Carrie White, a high school outcast with a mysterious gift. As she grapples with the challenges of adolescence, she discovers the true extent of her extraordinary powers. Set in a small town high school, this production delves into complex themes of bullying, empowerment and the consequences of unbridled rage. The show runs for two weekends, Sept. 29 through Oct. 7. For tickets, go to
Colin Campbell, center front, plays Freddy, as he dances with the cast in "Carrie" at Carthage College. "Carrie: The Musical," a play based on Stephen King’s iconic novel, opens at 7:30 p.m. today at Carthage College's Wartburg Theatre.
