MUSIC: RICHARD RODGERS                  LYRICS: OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II           BOOK:  OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II, JOSHUA LOGAN
Adapted from the Pulitzer surprise winning novel "Tales of the South Pacific" by James A. Michener

🌺 Dive into the enchanting world of "South Pacific" this summer! 🌴

Get ready to embark on a captivating journey to a tropical paradise where love blossoms against the backdrop of war-torn islands. Set during World War II, "South Pacific" follows the intertwining stories of courageous soldiers, spirited nurses, and island locals, all navigating the complexities of love, prejudice, and hope in the South Pacific.

With its unforgettable score featuring beloved songs like "Some Enchanted Evening," "I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outa My Hair," and "Bali Ha'i," this Tony Award-winning musical promises to transport audiences to a world of romance and adventure.

Join us as we bring this timeless classic to life on stage! Whether you're a seasoned performer or have always dreamed of treading the boards, there's a place for you in our production of "South Pacific." From lead roles to ensemble members, we welcome performers of all ages and backgrounds to audition and be part of something truly magical.

And for those who prefer to experience the magic from the audience, secure your tickets now for an unforgettable evening of theater under the stars. Don't miss your chance to be swept away by the romance, drama, and lush melodies of "South Pacific" this July. Book your tickets today and join us on this enchanting journey!
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Escape to the South Pacific with us this summer. It's an experience you won't want to miss!

South Pacific Character Synopsis

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  • Nellie Forbush: A young and optimistic U.S. Navy nurse from Little Rock, Arkansas, stationed on a remote island during World War II. She's spirited, naive, and falls in love with Emile de Becque.
  • Emile de Becque: A sophisticated French plantation owner on the island, he's a mysterious and romantic figure with a dark past. He falls deeply in love with Nellie.
  • Bloody Mary: A native Tonkinese woman who acts as a shrewd entrepreneur on the island. She's manipulative yet caring, particularly towards her daughter Liat, and she plays a pivotal role in the story's unfolding.
  • Lieutenant Joseph Cable: A young and idealistic Marine officer, stationed on the island for a top-secret mission. He struggles with his own prejudices and falls in love with Liat, which complicates his beliefs and mission.
  • Luther Billis: A fun-loving and mischievous sailor, often providing comic relief. He's a close friend to Nellie and has his own romantic misadventures on the island.​

  • Liat: The beautiful and innocent daughter of Bloody Mary. She falls in love with Lieutenant Cable, despite the societal and racial barriers that stand between them.
  • Captain George Brackett: The pragmatic and authoritative commander of the U.S. Navy base on the island. He oversees the activities of the sailors and nurses, trying to maintain order and discipline amidst the chaos of war.
  • Commander William Harbison: A no-nonsense officer who serves alongside Captain Brackett. He's dedicated to his duties and provides support to his fellow servicemen and women.
  • Ngana and Jerome: Emile de Becque's mixed-race children from his previous marriage. They bring warmth and innocence to the story, serving as a reminder of the complexities of racial dynamics in the South Pacific.
  • Islanders: A diverse ensemble representing the indigenous people of the island, they add depth and authenticity to the setting, providing both musical and dramatic support to the main characters' journeys.