Otterbein University - Sibyl Yearbook (Westerville, OH)

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Pe+er Pan Loved bu Boih Young and Old Casi performs io record-breaking crowds After ten weeks of studying Astronomy, Computer Science, and Ad- vanced Statistics, the last thing I wanted to do was start studying for finals. When I discovered that the Theatre department was performing Peter Pan as their Children's Theatre production on Satur- day morning, I thought, What the heck, I'm supporting the school by at- tending a school sponsored event. Hey, anything to avoid that Stats book! I knew that every third grader in Col- umbus arid myself just wouldn't mix well, so I found a friend who was also avoiding studying, and we made our way to Cowan Hall. Once the show started, we were never once sorry about our deci- sion to attend. The cast and crew of Peter Pan were able to carry the au- dience into the world of make believe, there was no more Westerville, no more Otterbein, and no more Stats final, in- stead the world was filled with pirates, Indians, fairies, and our hero, Peter Pan. I-Iow was Peter Pan CDia Hueklerb managing to fly across the stage? I inadvertently .ftepped on az fha. - R4zQ9b Scott Huekler said, about the stunt work, It was scary at first. I was even dropped a few times, and we had to start all over a few days before the show. After a while, though, I relaxed and had fun. Grand performances were also given by Tim Gregory as the salty Captain Hook, Catherine Randazzo as Tiger Lily the Indian princess, Cathy Collins as 8 Peter Pan The entire cast gathers for one last bow. Catherine Randazzo, as Tiger Lily, leads her tribe in a high-stepping peace dance, Wendy, and Chuck Rosen as john. When asked about working with children, First Mate Ralph Scott said, I enjoyed working with the children very much. The only problem we had the first few weeks was that I inadvertently step- ped on a few, but we worked through it. My friend and I were not the only ones to enjoy the show, children flocked around the cast after the show, asking for autographs and wanting to fly with Peter Pan. I left the theatre dreaming of Tinkerbell, Peter Pan, and far off lands, hoping that my dream of passing finals might be realized. At least some dreams come true: I passed all my classes and Huekler was nominated for the Irene Ryan award for her performance as Peter Pan. All you have to do is believe . . . - Vicki Mabry l 1 I refs- -v ' ' Q Q -. M., L

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