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To the Editor:
Any undertaking as large and ambitions as the Rappahannock Players’ recent production of Rhinoceros requires the enthusiasm, diligence, creativity and plain hard work of a lot of people. I would like to thank, first of all, two people whose names were missing from the program: Pam Russell, who singlehandedly and wonderfully managed the make-up, and Bill Abernathy, who unselfishly joined the stage crew when the last moment need arose.
Special thanks and credit are due to Sally Nash for her beautiful and imaginative choreography, her professionalism, and her creative suggestions in many areas of the production.
Sam Clifton not only drew set designs worthy of “Architectural Digest” (1 trust my judgement is not too biased here), but also helped with the general visual concept which included fabricating the rhinoceros headpieces. Thanks also to
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