Based on the characters created by cartoonist Charles Addams, the musical finds a grown Wednesday Addams in love with a young man from a perfectly respectable and ordinary family. When the two families sit down to dinner together, the evening quickly spins into a series of surprising and comedic moments.

The Addams clan has entertained audiences for generations through film and television, but the musical, which premiered on Broadway in 2010, marked the family’s first appearance on stage.

Valerie Jones directs the production, with music direction by Amy Link.

All performances take place at the Clinton High School Auditorium, 18132 Highway 72 E., Clinton. Tickets are available online at LCCT.net or at the door.

Based on the characters created by cartoonist Charles Addams, the musical finds a grown Wednesday Addams in love with a young man from a perfectly respectable and ordinary family. When the two families sit down to dinner together, the evening quickly spins into a series of surprising and comedic moments.

The Addams clan has entertained audiences for generations through film and television, but the musical, which premiered on Broadway in 2010, marked the family’s first appearance on stage.

Valerie Jones directs the production, with music direction by Amy Link.

Gemma Gearheart stars as Morticia, with Emma Dula as Wednesday and Pat Young as Grandmama. Link appears as Alice Beineke, mother of the young man who has captured Wednesday’s heart, and Lesslie Blakely plays Uncle Fester, the lovesick relative who helps guide the story. LCCT veterans Silas Schiera and Randy Randall also appear in the show.

A chorus of Addams Ancestors, family members summoned back from beyond the grave, is played by Amy Blakely, Dana Caldwell, Ellis Corley, Elizabeth Davidson, Adela Donnelly, Lacresha Dowdy, Lillie Jones, Sullivan Lanford, Trey Simmons, Cadence Stone, Braxton Thomas and Sophia Zwan.