Classic show, iconic songs
'Annie Jr.' will be performed
Take a chance and bet your bottom dollar that the audience will be smiling and refraining from singing along to “Tomorrow” and “Hard-Knock Life,” when actors take the stage today to perform “Annie Jr.” And if you can’t make it today, there is always tomorrow – and Sunday. The Penguin Project of the Sauk Valley presents the show at Dixon High School’s Wiltz Auditorium, 300 Lincoln Statue Drive. Performances are at 7 p.m. today and Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday.Tickets cost $10, and are available at Dixon Chamber of Commerce and Main Street, 87 S. Hennepin Ave.; Woodlawn Arts Academy, 3807 Woodlawn Road, Sterling; the Florissa Center, 144 North Court, Dixon; or at the door. Find Penguin Project of the Sauk Valley on Facebook, go to penguinsprojectsv.com or email dawn.ppsv@gmail.com for more information.
Annie (center) played by Samantha Zimmermann, reads a letter while she sits in the orphanage during Thursday's dress rehearsal of "Annie Jr." presented by the Penguin Project of the Sauk Valley at the James A. Wiltz Auditorium in Dixon.
Teddy (center) played by Noah Halverson, and his mentor JJ Lobdell (right) sing during Thursday's dress rehearsal of "Annie Jr." presented by the Penguin Project of the Sauk Valley at the James A. Wiltz Auditorium in Dixon.
Miss Hannigan, played by Kelli Poggensee, sits in her office during Thursday's dress rehearsal of "Annie Jr." presented by the Penguin Project of the Sauk Valley at the James A. Wiltz Auditorium in Dixon.
Annie (left) played by Samantha Zimmermann, leans on the shoulder of Oliver Warbucks, played by Colton Buzzard, during Thursday's dress rehearsal of "Annie Jr." presented by the Penguin Project of the Sauk Valley at the James A. Wiltz Auditorium in Dixon.
Annie (left) played by Samantha Zimmermann, and Sandy, played by McKenzie Jaide, rehearse their characters during Thursday's dress rehearsal of "Annie Jr." presented by the Penguin Project of the Sauk Valley at the James A. Wiltz Auditorium in Dixon.