The directors, cast and crew of Mamma Mia would like to give the following thanks...
Joe Kantor, Jason and Paula Farmer, Sonja Coon for helping work the fundraisers which ultimately raised us money to purchase our set.
Andy Bero and his students at Dundee-Crown High School for their help in striking and loading the set following their final show on March 10, 2019.
Sonja Coon, Steven Hill, Josh Sapp for their blood, sweat and tears in tearing down the set and getting it to Meridian.
Brogan Barnes, Kole Renfro, and Walker Brown for donating time out of their day to help us with set construction.
Pam Schulte for making, and Kourtney Kantor for altering the jumpsuits for our dads and Dynamos.
Sarah and Gordon Gregory for help with the set and decorating, overseeing work shifts, and generally just being awesome parents to work with over the last four years.
Bob Hunter and Keith Clark for helping with lights and stage items. You were patient, kind, and your extra work was greatly appreciated.
Dan Brue for making phone calls about lighting and working with us on various stage related items.
Eric Hurelbrink and the high school staff for working with our schedule.
All of the coaches who had to share their athletes with this large cast. I appreciate you changing games, sharing practice times, etc. to allow us the time we needed. You are all rock stars!
Thank you to our drama parents. I'm sure you listened to emotional highs and lows through this LONG five month process. Your chauffering back and forth, catering to our kiddos by way of food, emotional support, props, costumes, money for shirts, and relentless Marco Polo notifications has not gone unnoticed.
The Meridian community--parents, grandparents, family, and other supporters make putting on shows an absolute joy. I hope you've enjoyed the final outcome as much as we've enjoyed putting the show together for you.
One final thank you...
To my cast and crew, you have no idea how special you've made my last show. Drama has been a great part of my life for many years, and I have loved the opportunity to work with each of you. Your talent is beyond anything I could have hoped for when I decided to direct Mamma Mia. I am sad I won't get to work with you again, but I am PUMPED to come see your next show.
All my love,
Mrs. Moore
