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"Mount Saint Helen's School" welcomed you to Fond
du Lac Community Theatre's production of
Nunsense
a musical comedy written by Dan Goggins,
was presented with six performances on March 2, 3 & 4
and 9, 10 & 11, 1995
at 8:00 P. M. at the Goodrich High School Little Theater. Then it was
later reprised for the "Summer Sing-A-Long" on July 9, 1995
at 7:00 P. M.
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Cast of
Characters |
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| "Sister
Mary Regina" |
Claudia Winland |
| "Sister
Mary Hubert" |
Tammy Eichhorn |
| "Sister
Robert Ann" |
Nancy Johnson |
| "Sister
Mary Amnesia" |
Denise Meagher / Ann DeWilde |
| "Sister
Mary Leo" |
Debi Debbert |
| The Musicians |
| "Sister
Mary Tune" (pianist) |
Judy Sengstock |
| Percussion |
"Brother" Dale Shipe |
| Reeds |
"Brother" Bob Melanowski |
| Synthesizer |
"Brother" Scott Stanley |
| Behind
the Scenes - Our Production
Staff |
| Director |
Jan Stoegbauer |
| Producer |
Ann DeWilde |
| Musical
Director |
Judy Sengstock |
| Choreographer |
Lisa Weinshrott |
| Set
Construction |
Cindy Entringer |
| Costumes |
Cheryl DuBrava |
| Costume
Crew |
Diana Dunham, Mary Jo Vescio,
Jan Stoegbauer |
| Make-Up |
Kathy Hilbert |
| Technical
Work (lights and sound) |
Fondy
Tech Crew |
| Technical
Director |
John Silah |
| House
and Tickets |
Ann Yockey |
| Publicity |
Ward Trastek |
| Programs |
Judy Theis |
| Stage
Manager |
Jerry Donahue |
| Properties |
Claudia Winland, Sara Winland |
| Acknowledgements
- Special Thanks to |
Lou Bird, Eric DeWilde, Beth
Debbert, Dan Berns, Del Coburn, Ken Kollmorgan, Muthig Tool and Die,
Adashun Jones, Cobblestone Children Center Room Two Kids, Kelly Nobel,
Studio One Designer Photography, Mike's Music |
"Nunsense" was presented through special arrangement with Samuel French, Incorporated.
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An Eye-Catching Show -- a Reminisce by John Silah
In 1995 FdLCT performed the hilarious comedy "Nunsense." It was so popular that they have since staged two of its three sequels, "Nunsense II, the Second Coming"
in 2000, and "Nuncrackers" in 2006.
During that original production, the actress who was originally to play “Sister Mary Amnesia,” the ventriloquist nun, had to drop out. The show’s Producer, Ann DeWilde, stepped in to take her place. Ann learned her lines and brought her performance up to speed. In fact, she did a fantastic job. It was a remarkable feat, but she was to surprise us even more.
One night, in the middle of a performance, my crew and I noticed something moving on the stage. One of the ventriloquist dummy’s “eyes” had popped out. It was apparently made out of a ping-pong ball, and it was bouncing
on the stage, heading toward the audience.
Visions of women screaming as an "eyeball" landed in their laps flashed before our eyes. But Ann never missed a beat. She stepped forward, reached out, caught the eye in mid-air, and continued with her performance as if nothing had happened!
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