Everyone loves a great story – To Kill a Mockingbird director Mike Freshour shares the classic story with his daughter, Maelyn, and looks forward to sharing it with the community on the stage. Auditions are scheduled for Monday and Tuesday evening at 6:30 p.m. at The Prizery. More information can be found on the HCLT Facebook page.

Walker Abbott, 13, of Halifax, is one of the musicians playing in SoBopalooza, this Sunday at 5 p.m. in The Prizery’s Chastain Theatre. Tickets are $15; every adult ticket comes with a complimentary child ticket. A reception follows. The event raises money for a team of Carlbrook School employees participating in the MS Capital Challenge Walk in Washington, D.C.

“ANNIE” CLOSING NIGHT SATURDAY! – The very proper and efficient assistant to the billionaire Oliver Warbucks, Grace Ferrell (Elizabeth Telford), welcomes Orphan Annie (in this show played by Gracie Berneche of Scottsburg) to Daddy Warbucks’ mansion as a maid (Abigail Gatlin) waits to be of service. “Annie” closes out The Prizery art center’s inaugural three-musical professional Summer Theatre Celebration this weekend. The beloved story of the spunky little redhead and her orphan pals wraps up with a 2 p.m. matinee Saturday, and 7:30 p.m. shows Thursday through Saturday. The Prizery receives support from the Virginia Commission for the Arts. Seniors and youth get discounts. For tickets: (434) 572-8339 or http://www.prizery.com. Photo courtesy Dianna Allen Portrait Design.

Team Provita consists of Kirk Compton, Andy Coe, Anna Gerard, Alison Streeter and Jonathan Gurney, all of whom must raise $1,500 in order to walk in the upcoming MS Capital Challenge Walk in Washington, DC. To help raise money, SoBopalooza will be held Sunday, Aug. 15 at The Prizery. The musical event will feature the eclectic musical talents of several local musicians. Tickets are $15 each.

ORPHANS OF THE NOBLIN CAST — In the ballet studio, crowded around the TV monitor that lets them know what's happening on stage when they're off stage are, from left, Mikeala Skelton (in both casts) holding Colby Seamons, Lily Savage, Madelyn Haskett holding Lucy-Ann Victoria Montes-Bradley and Sarah Noblin. This cast appears when Olivia Noblin plays Annie, alternating with the other cast. (Photos courtesy Dianna Allen Portrait Design)

Oasis Chorale, a group of 34 Mennonite singers, will present "Reflections From the Life of Christ" this Monday, July 26, 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m., at The Prizery arts center's Chastain Theatre as part of its East Coast tour. Admission is free.