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| 2008 Apprentice Show |
August 27-30, 2008
| Big Bad by Alec Strum |
and | Knights of the Rad Table by Pat Lyderson |
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| CAST | ||
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Big Bad Sydney Grimm - Alexis Lunardi Fairy Godmother - Meg Egan Little Red Riding Hood - Kaitlyn Lunardi Grandmother Hood - Chloe Mahon One - Deanna Nagle Two - Kedrin Wilson Three - Arthur Armington Bill Woodcutter - Alex Curtze Shepherd - Sarah Rohan Boy Who Cried Wolf - Sarah Rafacz Big Bad Wolf - Blaise Contino Judge Wise Old Woman - Emma Rohan Evil Stepmother - Katrina Bodenschatz Miss Muffit - Chelsea Cameron |
Knights of the Rad Table Gwen - Kaitlyn Lunardi Artie - Arthur Armington Merlin - Emma Rohan Morgan La Fey - Meg Egan Lancelot - Alexis Lunardi Gawain - Katrina Bodenschatz Gareth - Deanna Nagle Tristan - Blaise Contino Bedivere - Kedrin Wilson Kay - Alex Curtze Lady in Waiting, Damsel in Distress - Chelsea Cameron Horsa, Dragon, Loathly Lady - Chloe Mahon |
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PRODUCTION STAFF Director - Kathi Lunardi Scenic Design - Cat Eskey and Sarah Rafacz Costume Design - Kristyna Smulligan (Big Bad) Riley Sunday (Knights of the Rad Table) Lighting Design - Jake Edmondson Stage Manager - Cat Eskey |
From the Centre Daily Times, August 22, 2008
"Appreciating the Apprentices":
"The two one-acts to be performed are spoofs of a well-known legend and fairy tale.
“The Knights of the Rad Table,” by Pat Lyderson, features a goofy,
time-travelling Merlin the Magician, who whisks a skate-boarding boy named Artie and his friend Gwen
back to the land of Camelot to save it from an evil sorceress.
“Big Bad,” by Alec Strum, could easily be an episode on Court TV, as it centers
on a class-action lawsuit brought on by Little Red Riding Hood against a certain infamous Mr. Wolf
(who “beat the rap” during his previous criminal trial)."
| Photo Credit: Meadow Lane Photography |