JOHNSONBURG: The stage lights are set to shine in Elk County as the Johnsonburg High School Drama Club invites the community on a magical journey to Agrabah with its upcoming production of Aladdin JR.
The beloved tale of adventure, friendship, and self-discovery will take center stage at the Johnsonburg High School Auditorium for four performances in March, giving audiences multiple chances to experience the magic.
Show Dates And Times
Performances are scheduled for:
- March 12th at 7:PM
- March 13th at 7:PM
- March 14th at 7:PM
- March 15th at 2:PM
Organizers say the production is designed to be a family-friendly event, with affordable ticket pricing:
- $10 for adults
- $5 for kids and students
A Classic Disney Story Comes To Life
Based on the iconic animated Disney film, Aladdin JR. tells the story of a lovable “diamond in the rough” who discovers a magical lamp and releases a Genie capable of granting three wishes. Along the way, Aladdin learns that true value comes not from riches or status, but from honesty, courage, and staying true to oneself.
The stage adaptation features music by Alan Menken, with lyrics by Howard Ashman, Tim Rice, and Chad Beguelin, and a book by Beguelin. The original animated film was written by Ron Clements, John Musker, Ted Elliott, and Terry Rossio.
Audiences can expect to hear classic songs they know and love, high-energy ensemble numbers, colorful costumes, and plenty of comedic moments — especially from the larger-than-life Genie.
Showcasing Local Student Talent
School productions like this highlight the dedication, creativity, and teamwork of local students who have spent weeks rehearsing dialogue, choreography, and music to bring the story to life. From lead performers and ensemble cast members to stage crew, lighting technicians, and set designers, the production represents a full-school collaboration.
Community members are encouraged to attend not only for an evening of entertainment, but to support arts education in Johnsonburg and celebrate the hard work of the district’s young performers.
Plan Your Visit
With four opportunities to catch the show, families, friends, and Disney fans throughout Elk County and the surrounding region won’t want to miss this enchanting production.
For ticket information and additional details, attendees can contact the Johnsonburg High School Drama Club or visit the school directly.
Make plans now to travel to “a whole new world” this March — no magic carpet required.
