by Pa Rock
Culture Vulture
Congratulations to the Pacific Okinawan Players for their outstanding production of Godspell. Myself and two close friends attended last night's performance at the Community Center Auditorium on Camp Foster, and when we left we were of the unanimous opinion that we had seen a really good show.
I had been to one prior performance by this group (100 Lunches), and knew from that experience that their resources were limited. What a pleasant surprise it was to watch the small troupe (ten people on stage and a kick-ass band) handle the musical so well. The spirit was moving therm!
Live theatre is a rarity out here on the world's elbow. All of the people involved with the Pacific Okinawan Players are to be commended for giving of themselves to bring some culture and refinement to our isolated piece of the world.
Great work, guys!
Culture Vulture
Congratulations to the Pacific Okinawan Players for their outstanding production of Godspell. Myself and two close friends attended last night's performance at the Community Center Auditorium on Camp Foster, and when we left we were of the unanimous opinion that we had seen a really good show.
I had been to one prior performance by this group (100 Lunches), and knew from that experience that their resources were limited. What a pleasant surprise it was to watch the small troupe (ten people on stage and a kick-ass band) handle the musical so well. The spirit was moving therm!
Live theatre is a rarity out here on the world's elbow. All of the people involved with the Pacific Okinawan Players are to be commended for giving of themselves to bring some culture and refinement to our isolated piece of the world.
Great work, guys!
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