Back in Time - Pavillion Players
Community Dinner Theater cast Pavillion Players Summer 1995 (click to enlarge) |
Pavillion Players |
The plays and an accompanying meal were usually presented two nights. One year, the food was served in pie pans that my sister Marilyn borrowed from Marie Callender's Restaurant in Denver.
Nancy found caterers for the events, and the cast sold tickets. One year, the proceeds were used to purchase stage lights for the high school drama program.
Another time, I used the PageMaker computer program to layout the play program like an old-fashioned newspaper, and we had it printed on newsprint at the Riverton Ranger (newspaper) office.
Working on these productions and with the Pavillion Players was a lot of fun.
Must have been a lot of fun:)
ReplyDeleteHow fun!! I had no idea Marie Callender's had a restaurant.
ReplyDeleteMy children were involved in a couple of melodrama productions in high school. They are a lot of fun for the audience as well as the cast.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting post. Community theater is a well kept secret all over the country. People in big cities have no idea how much talent is found in small towns. What a clever idea to serve food in pie plates or print the program like a newspaper. Proof - lots and lots of creativity!!
ReplyDeleteI love community theater.
ReplyDeleteEating out of pie plates is perfect. That sounds like a really fun production
ReplyDeleteCommunity theater ---- the best entertainment in the world! Glad you got to move into the school. Sounds MUCH sturdier! LOL
ReplyDeleteOh, didn't we have a blast??!! It was so much fun directing and producing these shows. I miss it!! Great post, and as you can imagine, it brought back a rush of good memories!
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