The curtain is about to rise on Little Women at Bethlehem Central High School, opening Friday, Dec. 12, and running through Sunday, Dec. 14. Our talented student-actors are ready to bring the beloved March sisters to life.
Get to know the incredible cast behind Jo, Meg, Beth, and Amy!
Charlotte Kaleta as Jo March
A TWON veteran, senior Charlotte Kaleta steps into the fiery and fearless Jo’s boots for her fourth and final production with the company. Previously seen cracking mysteries as Ms. White in Clue and dazzling audiences as Erma in Anything Goes, Charlotte brings bold energy to every role. She shines as Jo, the passionate, adventurous sister who dreams of a life beyond expectations and serves as the creative heart of the story.
Michaela Holbrook as Meg March
Drawing the audience in with a natural and effortless charm, junior Michaela Holbrook brings the responsible, no-nonsense oldest March sister to life. No stranger to the stage, Mika is thrilled to be doing her first play with TWON. Her performance captures Meg’s steady maturity as she balances family duties with her own hopes for a fuller, more beautiful life. Steady and sincere, Michaela’s Meg anchors the family with grace and growing confidence.
Sage Bosko as Beth March
New to TWON but no stranger to standout roles, junior Sage Bosko previously floated across the stage as Tinkerbell in Pete(HER) Pan and hopped into audiences’ hearts as the Bullfrog in Honk. As Beth, the gentle, selfless sister, Sage captures a quiet presence that brings peace to the March household. Beth’s shy, musical spirit and thoughtful heart create some of the show’s most touching moments.
Sandrine Kung as Amy March
Audiences may remember sophomore Sandrine Kung as the Reporter/Dr. Knef in Radium Girls or from her ensemble work in Stage 700’s Anything Goes. Returning for her second TWON production, she lights up the stage as the tempestuous and self‑important youngest March sister. With spirited ambition and a flair for the finer things in life, Amy dreams of sophistication and creativity. Sandrine brings out every bit of Amy’s dramatic style and growing sense of self as she learns what matters most.
Join us this weekend to watch these four talented actors and the entire cast and crew shine!
The March sisters, bold, bright, and ready for the spotlight, will take the stage Dec. 12–14. You won’t want to miss this heartwarming production!
Choose from three performances:
- Friday, December 12, 7 p.m.
- Saturday, December 13, 7 p.m.
- Sunday, December 14, 2 p.m.
Tickets: $10 for adults; $5 for students.
Purchase tickets online: Little Women at BCHS.
Purchase tickets in person one hour before each performance. Cash or checks accepted.
For more information, visit our website here: Ticket info for Little Women at BCHS Dec. 12-14
Questions? Email: bcstage700tickets@gmail.com