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‘Hair’-raising,

snake charming

/-p he entire thing was so exciting For the first three weeks,
for me it is hard to pick out practice was held Monday through
just one thing/' said senior Julie Friday 6 p.m.-10:30 p.m. and
Sheehan about being in the play Saturday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Two weeks
Hair. before the play opened, rehearsals
The four-hour long audition were increased to seven days a
consisted of singing a solo, reading week. Sheehan spent a total of 150
a part, dancing, and sitting in small hours preparing for the play.
groups discussing themselves. Opening night for Hair was
Sheehan was selected for the September third, and the last
part of marjorie/tribe. "Even if I performance was September sixth.
hadn't made the show, I still It was held at the Omaha Music
enjoyed the audition very much," Hall as part of Septemberfest.
she said.

Snakes alive! Senior Julie Sheehan helps out a
snake charmer for the play Carnival at Chanti­
cleer; Giving a free preview of the play Hair,
Sheehan and the other actors dance for an audi­
ence at the Old Market.

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Mike Lyman
Jeff Lynn
Susan Magisana
Paivi Malmi

Terry Marco
Kim Marino
Dave Martin
Robyn Martin

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