I would like to take this time to thank all those who brought this show to life, starting with the cast. They worked so hard to learn all the songs, blocking, and choreography, and not once did any of them complain. They are a great bunch of young actors.
I would like to thank all those who helped out behind the scenes for all their hard work. Making all the costumes and building and painting the sets for this show was a lot of hard work and they all worked day and night to help bring the show to life. Without their hard work, none of this could have happened.
Next I would like to thank Joel for all his help. No matter what show I’m working on, he is always there to lend his support. He’s always there to remind me that theater is, and should always be fun. He is a great director, actor, and most importantly, a great friend.
I would also like to thank the staff of the Philipstown Recreation Department. They were kind enough to help out with everything from tickets to setting up all the chairs for the show.
Next I would like to thank my family for all their help. They worked night and day sewing, and making clovers. Plus they have to put up with me when I start panicking about getting everything done in time for the show. They are always there to give me support and a helping hand when needed.
I would also like to thank Sue who is my partner in crime here at the Recreation Center. No matter how crazy my ideas get, she’s always there to help pull an even crazier idea out of me, or have another crazy idea or two to share with me. Thanks for making all those wonderful who houses and tress and well everything else.
I also want to thank Mary Lou for all her hard work on this show. She spent countless hours making clovers for this show and then came in to help out with hair and makeup. No matter what I ask her to do, she never complains. Then again, she is the one who got me involved in theater in the first place so it’s all her fault that I keep asking her to do these crazy things.
One group of people that always seem to get overlooked are the parents. I would like to thank all the parents for taking the time to get their children here. Without them, not only would there be no actors, but there wouldn’t be a show. Thank you for putting up with all the crazy rehearsal times and making sure your children were here and ready to work.
Last but not least I would like to thank Max Beachak. Max has been with the Foot in Mouth Players for several years now and this is his final show with us. No matter how stressful things get back stage Max is always there to lighten the mood and put a smile on everyone’s face. Thank you Max for all your hard work throughout the years. I wish you the best of luck and will miss having you around.
