MARSHAL MAGAZINE

by Hollie Alder

On March 17 of this year, the live action Beauty and the Beast will be coming out into theaters.

In the new film, Belle is the inventor. She is always trying to find solutions so that she has more time to focus on reading her books. Her father makes music boxes for her so that she has a way of seeing the world and what she is missing.

Cast members include:

• Belle: Emma Watson from Harry Potter (Hermione Granger)
• Beast: Dan Stevens from Downton Abbey (Matthew Crowley)
• Gaston: Luke Evans from The Hobbit the Desolation of Smaug (Bard)
• Mrs.Potts: Emma Thompson from Nanny McPhee (Nanny McPhee)
• Le Fou: Josh Gad from Frozen (Olaf)
• Lumiere: Ewan McGregor from Big Fish (Edward Bloom)
• Cogsworth: Ian McKellen from The Hobbit (Gandalf)
• Maurice: Kevin Kline from The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Phoebus)
• Chip: Nathan Mack from The Unborn

Three new songs are going to be introduced into the new film:

1. Our Song Lives On (appearing several times in the movie)
2. For Evermore (The Beast sings when he  releases Belle)
3. Days in the Sun (When the objects and Belle are falling asleep)

A new Disney movie, Moana, comes out this month. It is based on a girl that has a special connection with the ocean. Moana goes on a daring adventure to save her people. Along that way she mets the Demi God Maui, who helps her with her quest to become a master path finder. Along there way the come across monsters and are put up against the odds. On the journey Moana found something that she didn’t expect to find: her own identity.

The two main characters Moana and Maui are played by Dwayne Johnson, and Auli’i Carvalho.

Coming out November 23, 2016

by Hollie Alder

1. Holiday Inn: The New Irvin Bell Musical: Jim Leaves behind show business and moves to Connecticut. He can’t get dancing and singing out of his mind though. He meets Linda a school teacher and Jim discovers a hidden talent of hers. They get together and make a stage for performing for others. Will they fall in love?
2. Heisenberg: A woman bumps into an older man at a train station and they have an unexpected kiss leading to a romance no one thought was possible.
3. The Cherry Orchard: A family on the edge of ruin and the country on the end of revolution.
4. The Front Page: Newspaper reporters on the  police beat.
5. Falsettos: Marvin has to decide what love is to him.
6. Natasha, Pierre And The Great Comet of 1812: Natasha waits for her husband to return home from war. While she waits she can’t help but fall in love with another man. What will happen between these two loves?
7. The Illusionist- Turn Of The Century:
8. A Bronx Tale: A man has to decide whether to be like his father or his boss who he always wanted to be like.
9. In Transit: The world is always moving like a subway. Sometimes getting on or off is hard.

by Hollie Alder

The Hale Center Theatre is expanding in every sense of the word: expanding its technology, size, number of theaters, and its budget.

Opening in November 2017, the theatre is set to replace the current Hale Center Theatre in West Valley.

“This is an opportunity to allow us to touch more lives, double our capacity and allow even more family friendly exposure to this wonderful art form.”

–Mark Dietlein, Hale Centre Theatre president and CEO-

Here are ten things you may want to know about the new theatre:

1. There will be two theaters in the facility.
2. The first theater will have ten rows with a total of 460 seats and the second theater will have 900 seats, both with stunning new technology.
3. The building walls will go up 129 feet.
4. It is set to open in November of 2017.
5. The technology replicates technology used in the 2014 closing ceremonies of the Olympics.
6. The estimated cost for the new theater is $70 million.
7. An increased number of performances is planned for each year, anticipating 700 performances in 2018.
8. It is 130,000 square feet.
9. It is relocating from West Valley to Sandy.
10. The Orem theater will remain in its current location.