It’s lovely that audiences laugh and have a good time with Beetlejuice, Jr. A favorite movie, it’s not often that we can laugh about death, but that’s exactly what we do when watching the antics of Beetlejuice, trying desperately to return to the world of the living. While grieving the loss of her beloved mother, teen Lydia joins forces with Beetlejuice to rid her home of new owners.
We laugh as an escape. And it’s okay to laugh. We understand the finality of loss, but we know that our loved ones are always watching over, protecting, and loving us. We are safe because we know that they are safe.
We invite you to sit back, silence your cell phones, and refrain from taking pictures and video so you can enjoy the full experience of 26 kids singing, dancing, and acting their hearts out. They’ll stay on stage a few moments after the curtain call so you can take pictures then. I’m so proud of these kids. I know you will be, too!
Reva Kazman
Director
