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NEWS photos Martin Milercrep

Sonja Sandberg ‘lett to nght) as Cuke Orsino anchored an excellent cas! that weckic-
ed Masae Day. Walker Banzid and Mika Banerc.

Elaine Cutler (right) and
her daughter Michette
cosied up under one of
Elaine's palin trees.

Splitting the roie of Feste
into two allowed Sabrina
Sandberg (top) and

Kerridwyn Newman to The humorous practical jokers in the play were (clock-

Talented actors: (Bard on the Beach) Mike Stack and Lauren Iredale (left) and

Jane Spence (right) worked miracles as the directors of
Twelfth Night while Sandy Keane's costumes were

absolutely fabulous.

Windsor House schoo! provided perfor-
mance space for Homespun Theatre in
return for an afternoon show. These young-
sters were in the front row: (from teft)
Richenda Smith, Sierra Yates Robart and
Ross Ciark.

Nick Valee had huge fun
playing the ego of the fool-
ish Maivolio.

combine a strong stage
presence with some inven-
tive physica! comedy.

These Windsor House students were happy to

“get squished” for Bright Lights.Clockwise from left
are: Jessica Preston, Ashley Dornan, Miko
Palumbo, Katherine Covell, Teya Wild, Jade

Lopehandia and Claire Gen

organization.

wise trom rear) Claire Immaga‘s Maria, Willow Martin-

Seedhouse’s Fabian,

Shifra Day's Sir Andrew

Aguecheek and Marlise iredate's Sir Toby Belch.

Joan Milier (left) and Edie Orenstein are two
of the parents who helped out with so

i of the

One of the unsung stars
behind the scenes was
Liuise Newman who
pulied all the administra-
tion of the project together.

ort.

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