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A Midsummer Night's Dream - May 8, 2015

A Midsummer Night's Dream - May 9, 2015

Here are some of the wonderful comments we have received via text, email, and in person about our production of A Midsummer Night's Dream:

"The play was fantastic! What a fun, safe way to see Shakespeare"

"That was the best show yet!" (from a homeschool Dad :) - and it wasn't Trent, although he was full of wonderful praise.

People said that they "laughed out loud" and "laughed myself to tears!"

One family who regularly attends the Utah Shakespeare Festival said that we were "just as good or better" than their productions.

Jordan reported that his Dad said he would pay $50 and drive to Cedar City to see the play again!

A young woman told me that our show was "way more funny than her high school's production." (And when I shared this at the cast party, apparently two different friends also said the same thing about their high school productions.)

"Flawless!"

And I was told that you all did such a great job interpreting the words and using your body language to convey meaning that this audience member "felt so smart! Like, I can understand Shakespeare, thanks to the great acting."

"I Loved the performance last night! Great job to all who participated and worked hard to contribute! The play was Hilarious! I loved the actors, the costumes, the scenery, the dances, and the music along with the sound effects! Loved it all! Thank you for an entertaining, funny, and enjoyable evening! It was a blast! Great Work everyone!!!!"

Aren't those wonderful compliments? We don't want or need to compare ourselves to any other group or production, but I do want you to be proud of the work we've done together on this production. - your Director :)