Salisbury High School Theatre presents “Harvey” Nov. 6-9 in the school auditorium.

The Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy by Mary Chase, is the story of Elwood P. Dowd and his best friend Harvey, a 6-foot-tall invisible rabbit. When Elwood begins introducing Harvey around town, his sister and her daughter determine to commit Elwood to a sanitarium. Due to a mistake, his sister is committed instead.

The play is performed according to a licensing agreement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc. and Broadway Licensing.

The play is directed by Shannon Barry O’Grady who also assisted Chris West with the set design.

Original music is by Andrew Mark Schaffer and lighting design is by Chris West and Rafael Carpo. Stage management/run crew leader is Max Beck and stage management/sound board operator is Kaylee Carpenter. Light board operator is Rafael Carpo.

Assistant stage manager is Anthony Sacco; costume design is by O’Grady assisted by Anthony Jarjous.

The program front cover art concept is by Olivia Cudd with execution by Anthony Jarjous. Portrait art is by Max Beck and Anthony Jarjous.

Members of the crew include Max Beck, Autumn Binder, Sophia Brancato, Beatrice Carag, Kaylee Carpenter, Kenzie Cressman, Olivia Cudd, Lukas Fritz, Gaby Hernandez, Anthony Jarjous, Jude Johnson, Kirrah Kelley, Wyatt King, Soledad Lausch, Michael McWhorter, Leanna Pallero, Hope Spellacy, Mason Milkovitz, Elija Richetti, Annabella Tavares and Graclyn Williams.

Members of the cast include Michael McWhorter as Elwood P. Dowd, Olivia Cudd as Veta Louise Simmons, Soledad Lausch as Nurse Ruth Kelly, Anthony Jarjous as Dr. Lyman Sanderson, Hope Spellacy as Myrtle Mae Simmons, Mason Milkovitz as Wilson, Beatrice Carag as Judge Omar Gaffney, Wyatt King as Dr. William B. Chumley, Sophia Brancato as Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet, Leanna Pallero as Betty Chumley, Elijah Richetti as E.J. Lofgren, Gabriela Hernandez as Ms. Johnson/Sanitarium Staff/Understudy Myrtle and Chauvent, Gracyln Williams as Sanitarium Staff/Understudy Wilson, Jude Johnson as Sanitarium Staff and Soledad Lausch as Voice and Accompaniment of “Ms. Tewksberry.”

O’Grady is looking forward to the Salisbury community attending and enjoying the show.

“I hope by the time you leave you understand why this show won The Pulitzer Prize, why it is so enduring and beloved and why I chose it for this year,” O’Grady said.