
Mother Seton Stages Disney's Aladdin Jr. in Clark on Friday
Maria Torres · Union County Life
The stage at Mother Seton Regional High School in Clark is being transformed into the magical city of Agrabah this Friday. A talented cast of young performers will present Disney's Aladdin Jr., bringing the beloved story to life with energy and joy. The curtain rises at 7 p.m. on Friday, July 31. Union County Life reports on the upcoming show.
The production comes from Mother Seton's Summer Theatre Program, which opens its doors to students from local elementary and middle schools. For young performers, the program offers a chance to experience the school's performing arts culture, connect with a community of young artists, and discover the magic of live theatre.
Among the young performers is Margie, a St. John Vianney School student from Colonia. She has performed in The Lion King Jr. and Frozen Jr. at her school and participated in the Clark Recreation Theatre Program. She takes dance and piano lessons outside of school as well.
Margie's mother, Mary, spoke about what the summer has meant for her daughter. "My daughter comes out of camp every day smiling and beaming with joy, telling me how much fun she is having," Mary said. "After the first day, she told me that she will be doing this camp again next year."
Mary encouraged other families to consider the program. "I am so thankful that we found the Mother Seton theatre camp program this summer. I recommend it to any family whose child has an interest in theatre."
The Mother Seton Summer Theatre Program is designed as a way for students to experience the school's performing arts program, its community, and its sense of sisterhood. Friday's show brings the stories of Agrabah, friendship, and adventure to the audience.
Tickets are available through a link on the Mother Seton Regional High School website.
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FAQQ: When is Disney's Aladdin Jr. performing?
A: The show is on Friday, July 31, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. at Mother Seton Regional High School in Clark.
Q: Who is performing in this show?
A: The production features students from local elementary and middle schools who are participating in Mother Seton's Summer Theatre Program.
Q: What is the Mother Seton Summer Theatre Program?
A: It's a summer program that opens to students from local elementary and middle schools. The program gives young performers the chance to experience Mother Seton's performing arts community and participate in a theatrical production.
Q: What is the story of Aladdin Jr.?
A: Disney's Aladdin Jr. tells the story of Aladdin, a street urchin who discovers a magical lamp containing a genie. The story follows his journey of self-discovery, friendship, and adventure in the magical city of Agrabah.
Q: How much are tickets?
A: The article does not specify ticket prices. Check the Mother Seton Regional High School website for ticket pricing and availability.
Q: Where can I buy tickets?
A: Tickets are available through a link on the Mother Seton Regional High School website.
Q: Is there parking available?
A: The article does not mention parking. Contact Mother Seton Regional High School directly for parking information.
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