Annah has
loved being part of the cast and crew of the RHS fall play,
Spook House. They've been rehearsing for a couple months, and the performances are tomorrow and Friday evenings. This evening, I went early to help some of the kids with makeup and took
over 400 photos of the dress rehearsal.
Annah helped Tyler brush his wig for the second act, when his character (a detective) goes undercover as a woman. He is hilarious in this part!
Directors giving the pre-show reminders, instructions, and pep-talk...
One of these things is not like the others...
Annah doesn't appear in the first act, but is front and center at the beginning of the second act, which is a halloween costume party. She and Alexis cracked me up with their dancing.




The play takes place in the old mansion of college student Vickie Stein, who is a descendant of Dr. Frankenstein. Many well-known "monsters" (Count and Countess Dracula, Frankenstein and his bride, Cleopatra, Quasi Moto, a warewolf, Dr. Jekyl/Mr. Hyde, Witch Hazel, and Serpentine) live in the house while Vickie lives in a college dorm, and the community assumes the house is abandoned. At the beginning of the play, Vickie has just discovered she owes thousands in back-taxes on the house in just a few days, or she will lose it--and therefore all the "monsters" will lose their home. Abraham Van Helsing and Monica Meyers are anxious to get their hands on the deed to the house. Vickie and the monsters devise a plan to have a costume party for Vickie's college friends to raise the money for the back taxes. Another story line revolves around the Stocking Bandit and his "Mol" who are infamous and wanted for their robberies in the area. 3 couples come to the party dressed as the bandit and Molly, plus the 2 of them try to hide out there after their most recent heist. It makes for a pretty hilarious scene when they all confuse each other!
Dancing at the party...
Extras and folks with small roles bow...
Full cast and crew bow...
Getting post-run-through comments...
Team huddle
These kids have worked hard, and it shows. Their performances are going to be great!