The production that I have been working on recently is very dark, and strangely funny. During rehearsals, I've found myself laughing at some really sick things. Nicely done, everyone!
Think I can do this next year with the 8th grade?!?!?!? maybe as a MUSICAL!?!?!?!
Anonymous said…
Glad to know someone else besides me has figured out Jesus is a transvestite! I wonder what kind of earth-shattering marketing campaign this will result in... a sort of "what would Jesus wear?" mindset. Apparently by watching your play we all now know!
This play actually makes sense to me, as God always wanted a girl instead.
Well, Gina, considering the language I've heard coming out of the mouths of kids that age, I think the script wouldn't be a problem.....
Good eye on noticing the Ruby Slippers, Paula.
And Annalisa, I should mention that the little girl in the play who thinks she is Jesus does actually wear a little false beard, so you were right on with the cross-dressing observation.
Anonymous said…
She wears a FALSE beard! Ack!
Better not let her get aquainted with my freaky circus friends, as they frown upon ( if they have mouths ) false human parts attached to people. Apparently the ONLY false thing that is acceptable upon women (to my friends) is big boobs.
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This play actually makes sense to me, as God always wanted a girl instead.
your friend in Christina,
Annalisa
Good eye on noticing the Ruby Slippers, Paula.
And Annalisa, I should mention that the little girl in the play who thinks she is Jesus does actually wear a little false beard, so you were right on with the cross-dressing observation.
Better not let her get aquainted with my freaky circus friends, as they frown upon ( if they have mouths ) false human parts attached to people.
Apparently the ONLY false thing that is acceptable upon women (to my friends) is big boobs.
Signed, A flat chested gal
Annalisa