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•— Now we can't start a rock fight,' complain the young boys. Corey Hels and Tom Nynas. after hearing the school bell ring. 1 Jones. Jason Schlrshlight, catches a terrified Mayor. David Webber, who has leapt into his arms after hearing the Griffin roar. j«OW CAST; Front Row: W. Wasrut. S. Smith. D. Webber. D Peterson. R. Berdahl. M. Johnson Bock Row: C. Runke. J. Schlrshlight. M. Markovich. R. Kempf. iy. C. nets, J. Kohnen. T. Rautlo, J. Plombon. T. Nynas. Not Pictured: A. Lee.
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Good grief! Drama for kids! The Drama Department added a new dimension to Robbinsdale Cooper with the production of the children's musical comedy, Good Grief, a Griffin, presented November 21, 22. and 23. Traditionally, plays catered to the more mature audiences. The fall play broke this trend by performing for an audience of children. Russ Erickson, an elementary school teacher and the president of the Association of Childhood Education International. Initiated the idea of providing a theatrical experience for area elementary children. The Drama Department cooperated with the A.C.E.I. to produce a musical for the children. Students from several elementary schools attended matinee performances of the play. Director Julie Rask. with the assistance of Erickson, created a special effect for the performers and the audience by having the children verbally respond to the question. Have you seen the Griffin? The children also often attempted to touch the characters when the cast carried the play into the audience. Rask explained to the cast, Acting in front of children means getting on the same level and playing the story right to them. After the audience roared with laughter, Tim Quady said. It made me feel important because I touched the children's hearts and made them laugh. Children of all ages enjoyed the combination of suspense, philosophy, and humor; and they related to the Griffin and his antics. After seeing the play, one elementary school%student had this comment for the cast: I love you! | The Griffin. Dove Peterson, describes the magnificent statue of himself to the Minor Canon. Rob Berdahl. — A cowering Willie. Matt Johnson, stands paralyzed as he awaits the appearance of the Griffin. 18 —Fail Ploy
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