Hello!
We would like to thank the Bishop Fenwick Community and you, our audience members, for supporting this show. It has been an honor and a privilege to work with the countless actors, crew members, and volunteers that have put their heart in to this production. Please feel free to take some time to read through our cast bios, show supporters, and various bits of information before and after our production of Brigadoon.
We would like to recognize all the parents that helped with providing meals, transporting set pieces to the Sorg, acquired and built props for the show, and everything in between. The show would not have been possible!
We would also like to thank the Bishop Fenwick High School Administration for their continued support of Fine Arts programs, as well as the Faculty & Staff for encouraging students to audition for the play, help as crew members, or come to support this production.
Finally, we would like to thank the Sorg Opera Revitalization Group for again allowing us to use this space for the spring musical production. There is an extra sense of excitement and professionalism when the students walk in for the first time during tech week through when the curtains closes Sunday night. While there is still a long road ahead for them, please find a SORG volunteer following the show and thank them as well.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Carpenter and Mr. Mulligan
Theater Etiquette
We welcome you to tonight's show, and again, thank you for your support.
As a reminder:
- Please turn off all cellular devices and any device which makes noise as this could interfere with the wireless frequencies of our headset microphones.
- Refrain from talking out of courtesy to your neighbors and to the performers on stage.
- If you need to leave or exit the theater for any reason, please wait until a musical song or scene has finished and the stage is transitioning. There will be a twenty-minute intermission after Act I. Please refrain from congregating in the hall and maintain distance throughout the facility due to COVID-19.
- Please, no flash photography as this could be dangerous to the performers on stage.
Absolutely no audio or video recording. This could jeopardize future dramatic licenses with Music Theatre International.
