Malverne students take the stage in ‘The Aristocats Kids’ play

Posted Friday, June 6, 2025 11:00 am

The Davison Avenue Theatre Club performed “The Aristocats Kids” at Howard T. Herber Auditorium on May 10.

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The students frolicked the stage giving a fantastic performance for the crowd.

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Playing Duchess was Ava Crowley, left, Aiden Daley as Berlioz, Andrea Frulio was Roquefort, Miliana Doris portrayed Toulouse and Sofie Asmolova starred as Marie.

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Amelia Kelch, left, took on the role of Hep Cat in the Cat Band and Brady Schumacher played the role of protagonist, Thomas O’Malley.

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Dominic Sanchez was purr-fect in the role of Edgar.

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By Madison Gusler

The Davison Avenue Theatre Club gave a PURR-fect performance on May 10 with their production of Disney’s “The Aristocats Kids.” Frolicking with feline fun the fourth and fifth grade cast took the stage at Howrd T. Herber Auditorium for their performance.

Bringing the furry characters to life, the students acted, sang, and danced with charm and enthusiasm.

The student led backstage crew performed their role with precision, running the lights, sound, video and stage props.

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Malverne students take the stage in ‘The Aristocats Kids’ play

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