...they get fancy. Part of the paint and set construction crew just being smart. Sorry directors...

Volunteers working their way through the mess to make sense of what they need to do. Whew!

Repurposing previous set pieces like this gem from the set of Mamma Mia! Heather and Tom working set magic to bring the very best-using tape.

Chris ensuring the safety of all of our kids. Thank you Chris!

Mada ensuring all is covered with our base black paint.

Andy measuring just one more time to ensure accuracy.

Only takes breaks for photo shoot opportunities OR step back and make sure it looks good enough from 30 feet!

Our volunteers work where ever they feel comfortable and Jason is a natural with the set!

Not only do you need the right fit but you need the right look. You need the right volunteers to take on this task! Way to go costuming crew!

Thank goodness for organized volunteers. Without them, we would be doing musicals in T-shirts and sweats!

Natalie and Coby prep our cast to look their very best for the middle school show. So grateful for our volunteers!

Darcey, Heather and Alyson take a moment to pose while preping costumes for the middle school show!

Heather focused on making Liam look as old as she possibly can while pinning all that hair down!

Cast members work on perfecting their balance and stage presence. More jazz hands!

Michelle Hopkins, Fulbright Scholar on Shakespeare, presents a lecture to the cast of Kiss Me Kate. Michelle explains how Shakespeare’s “Taming of the Shrew” (on which our musical “Kiss Me Kate” is based) explores themes of empowerment for both men and women.

These kids work hard because their leader, Mr Wangeman works hard. Its a wonderful thing to behold!