In the background from left, followers of Vertumnus (Savanna Lux and Shelbe McClain) and the god of springtime himself (Connor Deming) observe the wood nymph Pomona (Paighton Herron) in a scene from "Metamorphoses," which plays this week at ÓÅÃÛ´«Ã½ College.
Aphrodite (Leslie Art), on staircase, watches Ceyx (Jesse Magdaleno), center, and sailors, from front on left, Alex Young, Jose Magana and Dillon Nunamaker; and, from front on right, Connor Deming, Jake Kimsey and Boluwatife Olajide Bosunde, in a scene from "Metamorphoses," which plays this week at ÓÅÃÛ´«Ã½ College.
Woman by the Water (Leslie Art) discusses the creation of the world and man in a scene from "Metamorphoses," which plays this week at ÓÅÃÛ´«Ã½ College.
Eros (Alex Young) helps illustrate a tale of the relationship of love and the mind in a scene from "Metamorphoses," which plays this week at ÓÅÃÛ´«Ã½ College.
In the background from left, followers of Vertumnus (Savanna Lux and Shelbe McClain) and the god of springtime himself (Connor Deming) observe the wood nymph Pomona (Paighton Herron) in a scene from "Metamorphoses," which plays this week at ÓÅÃÛ´«Ã½ College.
Myrrha (Savanna Lux), cursed by Aphrodite, suffers in "Metamorphoses," which plays this week at ÓÅÃÛ´«Ã½ College.
Aphrodite (Leslie Art), on staircase, watches Ceyx (Jesse Magdaleno), center, and sailors, from front on left, Alex Young, Jose Magana and Dillon Nunamaker; and, from front on right, Connor Deming, Jake Kimsey and Boluwatife Olajide Bosunde, in a scene from "Metamorphoses," which plays this week at ÓÅÃÛ´«Ã½ College.
Phaeton (Jose Magana), son of Apollo, is living easy in a scene from "Metamorphoses," which plays this week at ÓÅÃÛ´«Ã½ College.
Eros (Alex Young), left, and Psyche (Liz Bomar) fall in love in "Metamorphoses," opening this week at ÓÅÃÛ´«Ã½ College.
When the COVID-19 shutdown came in 2020, many plans were put on hold, some never to return. In the case of ÓÅÃÛ´«Ã½ College’s production of "Metamorphoses," it was just a matter of timing. The ambitious theatrical presentation debuts this week at the Simonsen Outdoor Theatre.
The show by Mary Zimmerman has a special place in director Cody Ganger's heart as it was the last play she was working on before the shutdown in 2020.
Stefani Dias can be reached at 661-395-7488. Follow her on Twitter at @realstefanidias.
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