For your amusement, below are a few articles regarding Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. More to come!
http://www.dailyherald.com/article/20120425/submitted/120429917/
http://triblocal.com/westmont/community/stories/2012/05/michelle-ho-of-westmont-a/
http://wheaton.patch.com/blog_posts/great-big-stuff-is-coming-to-wheaton-dramas-playhouse-111
A look at some talented “Scoundrels” rehearsing Wheaton Drama’s upcoming musical comedy. Dirty Rotten Scoundrels opens May 25, 2012. Tickets are available right on this website. How about that for convenience?
Jennifer Myers shows how it’s done in “Oklahoma?” If you know the song, you know why Rob Reinalda looks amused! Note: This is not your grandma’s musical, but if she’s a bit naughty and loves to laugh, it could be! Photo by Steven Merkel.
Ken Kaden, Zach Gibson and Rob Reinalda rehearse. Photo by Steven Merkel.
Michelle Ho, Suzanne Compton, Pam Turlow, Julie Rodgers-Baker, and Charmaine Jones rehearse a number. R.J. Ogren’s scenic work is looking good, too! Photo by Steven Merkel.
Wheaton Drama Announces Auditions For Children’s Show
Wheaton Drama, Inc. (WDI) is holding children’s auditions for a special production of Hansel and Gretel.
With an original script by Berni Raymond, Wheaton Drama’s version of Hansel and Gretel is a lively, humorous rendition of the ancient tale, with enough fun and excitement to appeal to audiences of all ages. It follows the original story line with all the characters children expect to see, plus enough new ones to add to the intrigue of this captivating show. The music, dancing, and lively characters make this a show not to be missed. (more…)
Visit the following for an article on Black Comedy: http://www.dailyherald.com/article/20120229/submitted/120229861
Director Randy Knott’s photo of the Black Comedy set after the first day of construction (February 25). The set construction crew that day was: Ben Aylesworth, Steve Blount, Pat Daly, Don Dumper, Alex Finnis, Randy Knott, Geoffrey Maher, John Murray, Jen Neidl, R.J. Ogren, Sean Ogren, and Bruce Worthel. Rebecca Poole provided what was quite possibly the most important supply of the day – lunch!
Set construction and decoration continues during weekends prior to the show’s March 23 opening.
