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Acting at its Finest

Shakespearean Excerpts Presented

On January 5, 2010, only two days
into the second semester, the M r. Jerome impressed
freshman and senior classes were the student body with
Shakespearean masks.
treated with a unique visitor: Mr.
Roger Jerome, a renowned
Shakesperean actor, who arrived at
The eight lucky students were
CCH intent on giving a presentation
comprised of seniors and freshmen
about Shakesperean acting, focusing who had experience or interest in
on specific memorable characters
Shakesperean acting. They were:
such as Hamlet, Iago, and Bottom.
Louie Hehman, Collin Eckerle, Ted
He also spoke about disguises and
Hays, Kevin Crush, Chris Garnick,
deceiving appearances in the works
Norb Wessels, Eric Zimmer, and
of William Shakespeare. What made
Justin Van Dusen. The results were
his performance truly unique was
extremely memorable and hilarious,
the presence of certain dramatically-
ending with an enthusiastic Mr.
minded Colonels who were Top: Chris Garnick portrays
Jerome cheering "Go Colonels!" in
graciously volunteered by Mrs. the lovely Juliet.
his British accent. All's well that Above: Justin VanDusen
Ruth to assist with his performance. fools the blindfolded Kevin
ends well!
with a false voice.
Below: Mr. Jerome instructs
Chris in the ways of
Shakespearean acting.

Above: Louie Hehman and Norb
Wessels reload for another hilarious
improvisation.
Above Right: Collin Eckerle leads
the blindfolded Kevin Crush while
Mr. Jerome narrates.
Right: Ted and Louie play the
"mirror game...." Strange...