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Behind the Scenes “It’s nice to get recognition, but I don’t think it’s the reason why I enjoyed being part of the musical. I enjoyed it because it was a challenge that was fun to meet,” stated senior Randy VanHeel who was a member of the Threepenny Opera cast, this year’s fall musical. Recognition isn’t something that is in abundance when it comes to those who are involved in Cooper drama. Oftentimes, the only glory a tech, costume, publicity or ticket crew member will get is a brief mention in the program. The ovation of the audience may seem thrilling to some, but in all reality it seems a minimal reward for the endless hours of work cast members have put in memorizing lines, mastering characterization and refining blocking techniques. “On the tech crew, we’re a fun loving group, but we have to be because we work hard, long hours together, stated junior Laurie Schroeder. Constructing sets, painting scenery and arranging props are jobs that kept the tech crew, and tech director Sandy Kane busy this year. Many students who got involved with tech crew found that they had to quit their jobs to find time to meet the deadlines. Those who worked on costume crews saw to it that the costumes were made to design and were available for dress rehearsals as well as actual performances. Publicity crews were responsible for distributing posters, and house managers, ushers and ticket sellers saw to it that the financial part of the production went smoothly. Foitfuie — 2S
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1. Director Mr. Martin leads orchestra 2. Ms. Heath directs Andy Besnett. 3. Dianne adds final touches to Ken's make up. 4. Dave Schoen reads lines 5. Setting lights is time consuming. 6. Eric organized toot cabinet 7. Tech adviser Sandy Kane double checks. 24 — FmIix
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