It's that time of year again. The days are longer; the birds are singing; the flowers are blooming; and the curtain rises...Cue the pit band the overture begins. And we find ourselves on a farm in Kansas...Auntie Em, comes out of a house (partially built by Dad) calling for Dorothy...that girl is slow as molasses.
Folding sheets, with Dorothy the dreamer...
Don't you ever think about what's over the rainbow?
A twister drops Dorothy right in the middle of a rainbow, much to the surprise of the Munchkins. Jess is a munchkin farmer, who along with the Mayor, Isabella was onstage most of the time.
Motion shots are blurry, sorry. Dancing...
We welcome you very sweetly...
In Oz...oh oh oh, ah ah ah in the merry old land of Oz. That would be Alexa on the right.
Singing a love song, we are not sure why it was in the show.
Alexa at a Witchy tea party...
Doesn't her face just glow?
The finale...
Alexa in the back.
It was a great weekend of shows. Over 60 students from all three school levels participated. It was the largest show the school has ever presented. All in all a great success. We're so proud of our Aunt Em, and Munchkin farmer!! And we're equally proud of Andrea who three days before opening night was handed the script with instructions to "figure out the lighting." and did beautifully! She received verbal recognition from the director at the end as well. Each year leaves me anticipating next year's performance even more.
Folding sheets, with Dorothy the dreamer...
Don't you ever think about what's over the rainbow?
A twister drops Dorothy right in the middle of a rainbow, much to the surprise of the Munchkins. Jess is a munchkin farmer, who along with the Mayor, Isabella was onstage most of the time.
Motion shots are blurry, sorry. Dancing...
We welcome you very sweetly...
In Oz...oh oh oh, ah ah ah in the merry old land of Oz. That would be Alexa on the right.
Singing a love song, we are not sure why it was in the show.
Alexa at a Witchy tea party...
Doesn't her face just glow?
The finale...
Alexa in the back.
It was a great weekend of shows. Over 60 students from all three school levels participated. It was the largest show the school has ever presented. All in all a great success. We're so proud of our Aunt Em, and Munchkin farmer!! And we're equally proud of Andrea who three days before opening night was handed the script with instructions to "figure out the lighting." and did beautifully! She received verbal recognition from the director at the end as well. Each year leaves me anticipating next year's performance even more.
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