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fended rehears

als which were

Twenty-one actors performed in the spring produc­

scheduled lor

tion of Loves Labour's Lost. Unlike most of Shakespeare's
most nights of

plays, this play was set in 1950's. Dr. Bob Cundiff, chair of
the week, Dr,

Communication Arts, directed Cundiff said, "It Is always a privilege to

the play. The story was about work with students, faculty and staff to

a king and his attendants who mount a production, I enjoy the collab

decided to do nothing for three oratlve effort, It Is a blessing to see God

years but dedicate themselves help us put a play together piece by

piece, like a puzzle, Or to use a m eta
to reading. The princesses of

phor, a play Is a plant which takes a
France comes by with her at­

flower pot, soil, moisture, nutrients, and

tendants and four men's com

sunlight, All of us working together, with

mitment breaks when they fall
Godfc help, make the flower bloom"

in love with the girls.

The production was the

first big performance in which

Joanna Wiedeman had been involved. She enjoyed the

support of the cast as she prepared for the performances.

"I think I enjoyed the people the most. It was my first real

production, and the entire cast was really amazing," As it

came time for opening day, she said, "I learned a lot and

even when I made mistakes or got bad jitters, they [the

cast] were right there supporting me and telling me that

the stage on opening day really was not that bad."

Another semester led to another successful produc­

tion that could not have been done without the hours of

practice and hard work of the cast and crew.

Itzgeralds

class built I he set.

-le said, "I enjoyed

the fact that the

set proved e co ­

nomical and rela­

tively easy to assemble, In addition, the

Dramatic Production class proved to be

a real assistance, they worked together

really well, and It showed!'

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