Robert E Lee High Stage Presents Children of a Lesser God
The Robert E Lee High School theater department performs Children of a Lesser God by Mark Medoff with monologue scenes by Theatre IT and IIT students. Show times are today and Tuesday at 6 30 PM in the Lee auditorium with $2 admission at the door for today. Dinner Theatre is Tuesday with $6 tickets in advance from Lee theatre staff or by calling 281-420-4535 ext 4222 or 4224. Cast includes Logan Havel as James Leeds Ashley Lane as Sarah Norman Thomas Henderson as student Ver Casey Footenot Manuel Jaramillo McAllister and Christian Trevino.
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