Molly (Margit Schmitt) poses pensively as she contemplates the triumph that is to be.
Either that or she hasn't quite figured out that chair thing.
We're going to go with "a" on this one
OK, if there is one thing that I have learned with this show, it's that actors REALLY like their props and take them VERY seriously EVEN IF THEY WILL NEVER BE NOTICED BY ANYONE ELSE.
Here, Bob (Christopher Gauntt) and Bonnie (Doreen Wiley) ponder the proper placement of a fake dead bug on the end of a pencil.
Margit looks on with concern, while Pater (Scott Shaw) contemplates the existential moral questions raised by the sacrifice of petrochemicals for ephemeral art.
Ah, the stark simplicity of a grad student's office as interpreted by the medium of the theatre!
The pathos!
The portraits!
The product placement!
The Professor (Mike Schmitt) reflects on the goodness of impending deandom.
By the way,if anyone out there knows a good place to buy Hawaiian cotton shirts for REALLY big people, please drop us a line.
The Friday night band, from left to right, Geoff Nudell, clarinet; Kurt Walther, drums; Bill Newlin, keyboards.
Almost completely invisible underneath the high hat is the bass player and arranger and band leader Dominik Hauser.
Note the exceeding authentic and believable "Music school" costumes worn by the band.
Hear them play the entire OVERTURE!
A particularly introspective moment of the "Financial Aid Hymn"
From left to right, Dirk (Jeffrey Markle), Anygender (Christina Linhardt) and Bonnie (Doreen Wiley)
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