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Rappahannock and with the reasons she chose to live here.
There is also a deeply uplifting, even spiritual message to the play. The Stage Manager says, “There’s something way down deep that’s eternal about every human being.”
The play is not plot driven. It is filled with humble people looking at the moon, looking at the stars, cutting the grass, falling in love, living their lives. By putting everyday life on stage, Wilder allows one to see its wonder.
The cast includes many students who were in “Midsummer Night’s Dream” last year. A student, Kevin Yowell, designed the poster.
Also, Joe Perine, the principal at RCHS and Laurie VanHorn, 12th grade English teacher have agreed to sing three hymns with the play’s choir.
Cast includes: Alyssa Berry, Derrick Hiserman, Ruth Anne Oyster, Kori Alexander, Julia Baumgardner, Dawn Andreoni, Alex Sitorius, Brandy Faulkner, Melanie Torrance, Matt Ralston, Tyler Williams, Lauren Kruczyski, Anna Miller, Albert Dodd-Henze, Leslie Taubenberger, Anna Wilson, Evan Grant, Mike Cannon, Wyndom Lucking and Lauren Kruczyski.
Choir is composed of Jenni Kvarnes, Joe Perine, Jenni Starr and Laurel Van Horn. Soloist is Jenni Starr and pianist is Wendy Gillis.
Director is Miranda Hope; Assistant director is Jenni Starr; Lighting Design, Stacy Scott; Lighting Technician, Harris Evans; Set Construction, Scott Schlosser and Sound Engineer, Wendy Gillis.
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