McNeese State University Theatre is currently presenting "The Teenager Project: Mythbusting Adolescence." This play is different from many plays because it is not one that is telling a classic story from beginning to end.
Instead, this play is full of small scenes to help people understand the teenager years. Everybody will be, is, or has been a teenager. These are the issues that teenagers are dealing with today. Some issues will still be familiar to those that are older, but others are new to today's teens.
Some of the scenes invite laughter while others are somber and serious and may even trigger tears. However, every scene is important to either learn or relate to the teenage years and learn to help teens navigate through them.
The cast, in alphabetical order by last name, is Hannah Jolivette, Himshree Neupane, Supratik Regmi, Evan Seago, Romm Silwal, Jake Snyder, Peyton Stanford, Jennifer Tolbert, and Madilyn Wright.
This play is directed by Charles McNeely and was created by the cast and other contributors. A script was written from their contributions. The play can be seen Thursday, March 22-Saturday, March 24 at 7:30pm and on Sunday, March 25 at 2pm. Tickets are available online through The McNeese Performing Arts Box Office Website or in person at the McNeese Box Office. Tickets are $10 for McNeese Faculity and staff and $15 for adults. McNeese and Sowela students get in free by showing their school IDs.
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