April 25 – June 8, 2025
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Groundhog Day: The Musical tells the tale of Phil Connors (Travis Bilenski), a cynical TV weatherman from Pittsburgh. He is sent to cover the annual Groundhog Day event in the small, isolated town of Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania. Accompanied by his producer Rita (Madison Curtis) and cameraman Larry (Keaton Fields), Phil discovers that he is seemingly destined to relive Groundhog Day in an endless loop, unless he finds a way to break the cycle. As each day unfolds in exactly the same manner, Phil grows increasingly despondent. Yet, is there a lesson to be learned through his experiences? Will he ever unlock the secret to breaking the cycle?

The talented ensemble playing multiple roles features Ali Bell, Samantha Blaine, William Britton, Aidan Brown, Magnolia Brown, Mike Dederian, Jay Gagnon, Andy Grover, Morgan James, Lulu Kashiwabara, Tia Lempert, Faye Levinsohn, Dylan Anthony Macabitas, Mike “Tuba” McKinsey, Amanda Marie Pred, Mark Pierce, Lindsay Reed, Kylie Jenifer Rose, Brandy Schnaars, Haley Shepherd, and Andrew Tross.

Artistic Staff: Groundhog Day: The Musical is directed by Bryce Britton. The Music Director is Alex Trull, and the Conductor is Alicia Barrett. Choreography is by Chynna Rae Shurts. The Stage Manager is Cassie Kanios, Sound Design is by Michael Bard, Set Design is by John Gerth, the Costume Designer is Laura Helgsen, the Lighting Design is by Dug Martell, Prop Design is by Drew Danhorn, and the Producer is Steve Knox.

Special Note

Subject Guide & Effects Notice:
Groundhog Day: The Musical contains flashing lights, smoke, gunshot effects,
and some strong language; the story ends happily but includes darker phases.
One musical sequence in Act 2 strikingly portrays the central character attempting suicide.