A message from Ms. Chambers
This production started as a dream Ms. Chambers had back when she was in middle school starting to teach theater for the first time. And later she directed her very first production (a ballet version of the Wizard of Oz) her senior year of high school. It seemed fitting that her first full scale theatrical production would once again be the Wizard of Oz. It has been quite a journey and cost many sleepless nights, but Ms. Chambers believes you'll agree once you see; that it was all worth it. It truely has taken a village to make this show come to life, and there are so many thanks in order.
Firstly, to Riverwatch and its admin- Thank you for taking a chance on a new teacher and letting her run with the crazy idea to put on a show, not knowing if anybody would even sign up
To Mrs. Darby- Thank you for keeping me grounded and keeping this show moving and growing every day.
To my lovely choreographers- You did incredibly, the show wouldnt be what it is today without your care and dedication to your craft.
To my lovely costumer- Thank you for jumping in and running with the bulls here! Everyone looks beautiful and I deeply appreciate your help behind the scenes.
To my twins- You made this show exceptional and I'm so proud of all your work!
To the cast- Thank you for your time and dedication, you guys impress me more and more every day.
To the crew- Thank you for your enthusiasm and willingness to help in every which-way. She show has some extra beauty and sparkle because of you.
To my student leaders- You guys have been an absolute blessing in disguise, keep being the incredible leaders you are.
To the Lambert students- This wouldn't be possible without you, I hope my students grow up to be like you.
To Sabrina & Ryan- Thank you for for your experteise, your patience, your contacts, and all the help along the way. We (literally) wouldn't be here without you guys.
Here's to next year!
To all the parents, siblings, and family members of the cast- Thank you for helping this show happen in your own ways- rides to and from rehearsals, snacks, running lines, and watching dances. We appreciate your contribution too!
To my parents- Thank you for always helping me keep the arts alive. You jumped in feet first and helped me make this a reality!
