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Carrolltowne Elementary Brings 'Honk Jr.' Musical to Eldersburg

The local young actors and actresses brought their musical to Eldersburg this weekend.

 
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More than 70 students at Carrolltowne Elementary School in Eldersburg showed off their acting skills during "Honk, Jr.," a musical adaptation of the story of "The Ugly Duckling." Mort Shuman
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More than 70 students at Carrolltowne Elementary School in Eldersburg showed off their acting skills during "Honk, Jr.," a musical adaptation of the story of "The Ugly Duckling." Credit Mort Shuman
More than 70 students at Carrolltowne Elementary School in Eldersburg showed off their acting skills during "Honk, Jr.," a musical adaptation of the story of "The Ugly Duckling." Credit Mort Shuman
More than 70 students at Carrolltowne Elementary School in Eldersburg showed off their acting skills during "Honk, Jr.," a musical adaptation of the story of "The Ugly Duckling." Credit Mort Shuman
More than 70 students at Carrolltowne Elementary School in Eldersburg showed off their acting skills during "Honk, Jr.," a musical adaptation of the story of "The Ugly Duckling." Credit Mort Shuman
More than 70 students at Carrolltowne Elementary School in Eldersburg showed off their acting skills during "Honk, Jr.," a musical adaptation of the story of "The Ugly Duckling." Credit Mort Shuman
More than 70 students at Carrolltowne Elementary School in Eldersburg showed off their acting skills during "Honk, Jr.," a musical adaptation of the story of "The Ugly Duckling." Credit Mort Shuman
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The Carrolltowne Players brought the classic story of "The Ugly Duckling" to life this weekend, showing off their acting skills in their spring play "HONK, Jr."

"HONK! Jr. is a wonderful reminder of all the things we hope our children will learn," said Kate Bernstein, the group's publicist. "The message is to accept others for who they are, not what they look like, and to remember that being different is okay." 

More than 70 children in kindergarten through fifth grade at Carrolltowne Elementary School participated in the production, which marked the second for the Carrolltowne players following "Willy Wonka last year."

Related Topics: Carrolltowne Elementary School, Eldersburg Schools, and Honk Jr.

Linda Branlpvich

6:46 am on Tuesday, March 6, 2012

I can see my little Proncess . Great show

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