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The Performance
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'Drew' talks to God on his cell phone. Is that really just a cell, or a PCS (Person
to Christ our Savior) phone? |
| As 'Ms. Morebucks' tells her philosophy on how to make it in the business world, a few
associates follow her like puppies and take notes. |
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The associates perform a number both vocally, and visually using American Sign
Language. We are fortunate to have someone who teaches sign language and can show us the
right way to "say what we mean." In past performances, we did our best to figure
out how to say what we wanted from a sign language book, but that is a bit like trying to
speak French using a French-English dictionary as your only guide. The words may be right,
but say what we want isn't. |
| There were associates to the left, associates to the right, and sometimes, in-between,
all around, and... and... EVERYWHERE. This groups "homeport" was the right side
of the stage. |
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'Ms. Morebucks' meets the 'Beverly Hills Sisters' and learns what "being
rich" is all about. |
| A modernized version of 'The Good Samaritan' was presented to teach 'Ms. Morebucks'
yet another valuable lesson. |
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Having an experience like Daniel in the Lion's Den can really ruin anyone's day. Here
are some 'Wall Street Lions' gearing up for the kill. |
| As the lions close in, 'Ms. Morebucks' does the only sane thing -- Ask for help from
God. |
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In the guise of a 'sound check', intermission is called. Time for cookies, soda, and
what not. |
| As you can probably tell by now, the production involves lots of singing, dancing, and
shoved in-between, some lines to tell the story. |
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Something else you might have picked up on by now, is that the kids are having a great
time. |
| Are these cheerleaders, or performers? Both actually. |
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After 'Ms. Morebucks' finally comes around to The Solomon's way of thinking, She joins
in a duet with 'Joshua Solomon'. |
| Marie takes her kudos (and flowers) for a job well done. 'Ms. Morebucks' smiles on in
the background. |
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Reggie, one of the choreographers beems with pride and Margie, our theatrical director
looks at me like, "What are you doing?" |
| Betty and Marie share a moment. Another successful production is done. |
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