They have five productions down and two to go...tonight at 7:30 p.m. and tomorrow at 2 p.m.
It always gets a little bittersweet when it nears the end. Everyone gets a little worn out by this point, but at the same time, it's sad to see another production come to an end.
I finally got a few pictures of her on stage in costume before the show the other night. She is both a bird and a bumblebee.
She says that her favorite part is the bumblebee. Although there are only five of them and they are on stage for probably no more than 90 seconds (they basically run down the center aisle and around the stage while chasing Mowgli who just tried his luck - unsuccessfully - at getting some honey, and then back out again), it has consistently been one of the biggest laughs from the crowd in the whole show.
What can I say...she likes to ham it up!
The director, Allison Spak, is with her in the bottom photo.
Allison's imagination, energy and patience never ceases to amaze me.
We are so lucky to have her and this opportunity for our children in the Yankton area!!
