Avila University - Anthem Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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9 The art of acting

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1 Neil Simon ' s production of the Star-Spangled Girl was brought to Avila by the theatre department and students George Cominskey (Andy), Patricia Crutcher (Sophie), and David Allen (Norman). 2 Big Daddy (Steven Lee) and Brick (Phil Roberson) have a man-to-man talk as Margaret (Mary Nickel) looks on, in the theatre production, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. 3 The cast of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof rehearses a scene of family dilemma. 4 Harvey questions Myrtle Mae (Melinda Tomelleri) to ask Elwood P. Dowd (David Allen) about the existance of the six foot invisible white rabbit in the theatre production of Mary Chase ' s comedy. 5 Norman (David Allen) and Andy (George Cominskey) have a dispute over Sophie (Patricia Crutcher) in the theatre pro- duction The Star-Spangled Girl , which played September 28-October 7. 8

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