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‘Charlotte’s Web’ at New Buffalo Performing Arts Center

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The New Buffalo Performing Arts Center at the Middle/High School will present the beloved classic “Charlotte’s Web,” directed by Dwayne Whitmyer. This heartwarming theatrical performance brings to life E.B. White’s timeless tale of friendship, loyalty, and love.Showtimes are: 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 13; 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14; and 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 15.Cast members include: Homer Zuckerman (Shawna Yech); Lurvy (Victoria Remijas); Avery (Mackenzie Luering); Edith Zuckerman (Riley Castle-Brow); Wilbur (Hoshi Valarezo); and Fern (Eila Mcintosh).“Charlotte’s Web” tells the touching story of Wilbur, a small pig who is saved from being the runt of the litter by a young girl named Fern. Upon moving to the Zuckerman farm, Wilbur feels lonely until he befriends Charlotte, a clever and kind spider who lives in the barn. When Wilbur learns that he may be killed for food, Charlotte comes up with a plan to save his life.

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