Mars Area High School will present “Game of Tiaras: A Bloody, Bloody Tragic Comedy in Two Acts with Apologies to Shakespeare” Saturday and Sunday. Cast members include, from left, Meghan McKenzie, John Kiewall, Lauren Spindler, Ethan Kemper, Anthony Scilla, Ellie Howell, Zach Brunotts, Kurt Brubach and Madi Moan.

ADAMS TWP — Mars Area High School students will present its spring play, “Game of Tiaras: A Bloody, Bloody Tragic Comedy in Two Acts with Apologies to Shakespeare,” at 7:30 p.m. Saturday and 1 p.m. ant 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the high school auditorium.

Tickets are $7 and must be purchased online prior to the show. In-person attendance is limited to 25% capacity per show, and seating will be assigned in accordance with social distancing. All attendees must wear a face covering and follow social distancing at all times.

In addition to in-person attendance, the school will also be pay-per-view livestreaming each performance through Broadway on Demand. Livestream tickets are $7. Note: this is not a recording and will only stream at the scheduled time.

Additional information and links to purchase both in-person and livestream tickets can be found at https://highschool.marsk12.org/apps/news/article/1429886.

Rebecca Penn Hoffmann and Nicole Vozza are the directors, and Macy Barshick and Adriana Najjar are the student directors.

Joe Vozza is the technical director, and Alex Whitcroft is the stage manager.

Isabela Montes and Molly Suppo are the property masters.

When the aging king of a Magical Kingdom (England) decides to split his empire between his three daughters, Cinderella, Belle and the Snow Queen (who in no way resembles a copyrighted character), terrible tragedy ensues. Terrible, hilarious tragedy.

Combining the gut-wrenching plot twists of Game of Thrones and the soul-numbing despair of Shakespearean tragedy, this adaptation of King Lear will leave you dying with laughter as the body count mounts. When you play the Game of Tiaras, you win or you die. Glitter is coming.

Narrator 1, Kurt Brubach; Narrator 2, Madi Moan; Snow White, Morgan Kivlan; Cinderella, Ellie Howell; Ellie the Snow Queen, Meghan McKenzie;Belle, Lauren Spindler; Little Mermaid, Janie Hodder; Other princess 1, Kyleigh Gianfrancesco; Other princess 2, Meredith Gaura;Other princess 3, Aria Ramanathan; Princess death squad, Lauren Miko, Gillian Porter, Caelee Richards and Olivia Rihs;King, Ethan Kemper; Prince Charming, Zach Brunotts; Smeagol, Anthony Scilla; French prince, John Kiewall; Executioner, Sara Guethenspberger; Animated snowman, Sam Branch;Talking candle, Audrey Milk; Talking teacup, Ashley Milk; Blood packet guy, Hunter Spuntak; Herald, Madi Gribble; Girl, Lauren Karg; Crowd/peasants, Hayley Goerl, Madi Gribble, Lauren Karg, Ashley Milk, Audrey Milk, Isabela Montes, Katy Perrone, Emma Prazer, Madison Scott and Molly Suppo;Snow White's dwarves, Izzy Spoores, Annabelle Chipps; Cinderella's guards, Cole Brennan, Tori Speranza, Grace Roda, Rebecca Roberts; Ellie's soldiers, Emma Hannan, Angelina Bahorich, Katherine Ball, Lauren Roush; Belle's French soldiers, Anna Martin, Ella Martin, Cadence Giordano, Ava Giordano.

Mark DelBianco, Adam McElhinny, Claire Nailler, Alex Whitcroft and Hazel Whitcroft.Spotlight: Riley Hockman and Lyra WhitcroftSet construction: Sam Branch, Cole Brennan, Kurt Brubach, Zach Brunotts, Mark DelBianco, Ellie Howell, Ethan Kemper, John Kiewall, Adam McElhinny, Claire Nailler, Aria Ramanathan, Alex Whitcroft and Hazel Whitcroft.