Scenes

Appropriate Audience Behavior

1. Pre-Show Announcement

2. Ruth & Betty Don't Seem to Understand the Difference Between the Living Room and a Theater

3. There is a Reason for No Food or Drink!

4. LET'S GO HAMLET! (CLAP, CLAP, CLAP-CLAP-CLAP)

5. Brenda & Melina Don't Seem to Understand the Difference Between a Movie Theater and a Live Theater

6. There is Also a Reason for No Phones!

7. Maybe the Worst Thing You Could Do in a Theater

8. There's No Napping in Theater!

9. Augden Would Prefer to Sit in a More Comfortable Chair

10. And Finally, No Actually This is the Worst Thing You Can Do in a Theater

 

(Please remain seated for a brief transition between acts)

 

The Monologue Show

1. Ms. Rose

2. Bradley

3. London

4. Caleb

5. Marla

6. Alyssa

7. Morgan

8. Jeramy

9. Callie

10. Angelica

11. Burma

 

Intermission

(10 minutes)

 

Most Likely To…

1. It’s a Terrible Job, and Yara, Xeni, and Zawn Are Going to Do It

2. Best Smile (Or Else My Mom Won’t Love Me)

3. Best Dressed

4. Cutest Couple

5. Most School Spirit

6. Best Dressed (Again!)

7. Most Likely to Be President

8. Tammy’s Just a Nice Girl

9. Tammy Again!

10. Most Likely to Get Married (Which Is a Gross and Weird Category)

11. Enough With the Superlatives Already!

Creative Team

Multimedia

Appropriate Audience Behavior (L-R: Rylie Driggers, Paige Gehring, Kyla Isaac, Tylee Miller, Ainsley Duell, Bryce Rader, D'myia Cox, Taryah Miller, Dani Klein, Annaliese Jorgenson, Alana Suderman)
The Monologue Show (L-R: Sarah Paulus, Henry Hein, Alana Suderman, Bryce Rader, Tanner Plett, Trudy Hein, Malorie Hein, Paul Glanzer, Grace Hein, Callie Bernhardt; not pictured: Isabelle Whorton)
Most Likely To... (Front, L-R: Henry Hein, Sarah Paulus, Paul Glanzer, Callie Bernhardt; Second row L-R: Malorie Hein, Taryah Miller, Dani Klein, Kyla Isaac; back row: Bryce Rader)
Crew (L-R: Cheyenne Funk, Karley Loewen, Emersyn Funk, Ella Suderman, Adrian Unruh, Makenna Reed, Angus Duell)
Cast & Crew (Front L-R: Leah Rose, Taryah Miller, Henry Hein, Sarah Paulus, Paul Glanzer, Dani Klein, Kyla Isaac, Callie Bernhardt, Tricia Williamson; middle row L-R: Malorie Hein, Ainsley Duell, D'myia Cox, Tanner Plett, Rylie Driggers, Alana Suderman, Cheyenne Funk; back row L-R: Karley Loewen, Emersyn Funk, Tylee Miller, Bryce Rader, Paige Gehring, Grace Hein, Annaliese Jorgenson, Trudy Hein, Makenna Reed; not pictured: Angus Duell & Isabelle Whorton)
Rehearsal Photo: Callie Bernhardt in Most Likely To...
Rehearsal Photo: Kyla Isaac (left) and Dani Klein (right) in Most Likely To...
Rehearsal Photo: Paul Glanzer in Most Likely To...
Rehearsal Photo: Malorie Hein in Most Likely To...
Rehearsal Photo: Kyla Isaac (left), Dani Klein (center), and Bryce Rader (right) in Most Likely To...

Special Thanks

Clint Corby	Dustin Dalke
Glanzer Pro Audio	Keith Goossen
Rachel Hein	Jerry Hinerman
Ella Jost	Brad Just
Lynn Just	Darrel Knoll
Micah Ratzlaff	Robert Rempel
Kayla Tonne	Tesha Werth
Bob Williamson	Bob Woelk

A Note from the Director

A year ago, our stage was empty. Not because the spring play was finished, set taken apart, and props were put away, but because the world came to a sudden pause. We as adults were unsure of what would happen next, let alone children and youth. The students and I hoped for some opportunity to perform or record the show the cast had worked so hard to put together, but that day never came. So the cast of Pride and Prejudice gathered over Zoom on our "opening night" to mourn what was not to be and rejoice over what had been. 

With the memories of last spring constantly in my head, I was determined to do whatever it took to make sure this cast, these students, had a show. They, and I, have navigated new rules, procedures, standards, and challenges in putting together this show. For those who were in last year's show, the pain of what they lost is still there, yet I believe we are all grateful for what we have now. New faces have added new joy and excitement to this year. It's made this show so enjoyable, and makes me excited for the future.

I would like to make a particular note about this group of seniors, six of whom have done the spring play all four years. This is the most resilient class I have ever worked with. Whether they've endured power outages, last minute casting changes, or not being able to perform at all, this group has navigated more challenges than any other I can recall. But in the theatre, the show must go on. So even when the show itself could not go on, these young men and women have gone on. They have taught me a lot, and lead me more than they know.

It is my hope that, as you watch this show, that you will find joy and renewed hope. When the theatre is dark, the "ghost light" stays on. May this show be the ghost light after a dark year.