Hermiston High School Theater presents Seven Brides for Seven Brothers on February 9 at 7p.m., 10 at 2p.m., 16 at 7 p.m., and February 17 at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Adults and children 11 and older pay $13, and HHS students with the ASB card and senior citizens 60 and older and children 10 and under pay $10.

This play is a thrilling story about Adam Pontipee, a rough mountain man who goes to town and convinces a hard-working woman, Milly, to marry him. Little does she know Adam lives in the mountains with his 6 brothers and only finds out after they're married. Through some Hijinx, Milly teaches the brothers how to live in a modern society and act respectable. They all fall in love with girls of their own. However, when Adam takes their courtship into his own hands, he goes a step too far and all chaos ensues. This show is timeless, funny, and a guaranteed good time! 

The production is made up of 62 students including cast, crew, and instrument pit orchestra.