JoJo (Daniel Marriott)

Horton hears a Who!

Seussical the Musical tickets are available at the Capitol Theatre box office, at the Rolling Art Centre or online at www.atthecapitol.org.

Portal Players have been working on Seussical since last fall and all the cast’s hard work is about to come to fruition. Opening night is Friday, Feb. 13 and the play runs Fridays and Saturdays till March 7, with Sunday matinees Feb. 28 and March 1. Tickets are available at the Capitol Theatre box office, at the Rolling Art Centre or online at www.atthecapitol.org.

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