My name is Elizabeth Foster and I am an assistant director for the show. I am also the Stage Manager. I take a lot of notes during rehearsal and will call all the cues during the show. Bonny Anne Bonny, at its heart, is a play about consequences. Many people think the lives of pirates … More Meet the Artist: Elizabeth Foster
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My name is Julia Rowe and I play Magpie in Bonny Anne Bonny. Magpie is a sneaky little silent thief that loves to cause trouble but has a soft spot for the few people she really cares about. There is one scene where I get to fight, and it’s a great bonding experience between cast members … More Meet The Artist: Julia Rowe
My name is Megan Siatczynski and I play Mary Read, a real-life pirate who is Anne Bonny’s best friend and moral compass. Mary is quite distrustful of most people and when fights break out, she usually finds and resorts to more intelligent solutions. I get to use a sword during the show. I don’t have … More Meet the Artist: Megan Siatczynski
Hello There! My name is Leila Mohsenian! I am a sophomore at Homestead High School, and am an actor in the play Bonny Anne Bonny. My character is Lila Addams! Lila is a young teenage girl who just wants to be what everyone else wants to be: a pirate. Studying star charts and learning all about plane sailing, she … More Meet The Artist: Leila Mohsenian
I’m so glad you decided to tell people about yourself and the current Homestead production. What is your name and what exactly do you do for Bonny Anne Bonny? My name is Kaylee Norris, and in Homestead High School’s 2018 rendition of Bonny Anne Bonny, I am playing Anne Bonny herself. Anne is a fierce … More Meet The Artist: Kaylee Norris
by: Christopher Minster During the Golden Age of Piracy (1700–1725), legendary pirates like Blackbeard, Bartholomew Roberts, and Charles Vane commanded mighty ships, terrorizing any merchant unfortunate enough to cross their path. Yet two of the most famous pirates from this age served on a third-rate pirate ship under a second-rate captain, and they never held an important position on board such as quartermaster or boatswain. … More Facts About Anne Bonny and Mary Read, Fearsome Female Pirates
