More than a dozen pint-sized singers will take the Blue Heron stage this weekend to lift their voices in a tribute to the songs of the silver screen.

The young vocalists, ages 5 to 12, comprise Vashon Island Youth Chorus, a Vashon Allied Arts program directed by Marita Ericksen.

The group will present “Lights! Camera! Action!” — a musical revue featuring songs from movies — at 7 p.m. Saturday, Dec 13, and 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec 14, at Blue Heron Art Center.

The script, written by John Jacobson, features introductions to songs by movie stars such as Mae West and Katharine Hepburn, both played by 8-year-old Coral Sky, and John Travolta, played by 9-year-old Isaac Hughes.

The youngest cast member, Philip Green, plays Indiana Jones. Hart Easley is double-cast as film heroes Jack Sparrow and James Bond, while Sarah Smith will channel Bette Davis.

Harmonie Chapman, age 12, will sing a solo piece.

Additional cast members include Olivia London, Lyla Mildon, Ellie Hughes, Marisa McTighe, David Nguyen, Lucas Macleod, Kyra Macleod and Tessa Paw.

The performance will include choreographed movement with piano accompanist by Justin Cormier and songs from “Shrek,” “Sponge Bob,” “Finding Nemo,” “Polar Express,” “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory” and more.

The second half of the program will feature songs of the season, including a Russian folk song, an Italian song and tunes from “A Charlie Brown Christmas,” with a traditional sing-along finale.

Tickets are $7 for VAA members, and $9 general. Preschoolers are admitted free.

For information about Vashon Youth Chorus, visit the VAA’s Web site at www.vashonalliedarts.org.