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Don't know who it is now, but last year it was Oliver - check out my pictures and you can see a photo of the two Sandy's. Mary
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I'm so proud of the whole cast and crew of this production. I was pleasently surprised to see this in today's paper: http://www.grandforksherald.com/event/article/id/151634/ Ali Nicolai as Orphan Annie wows audiences at Empire Arts Center Annie…
February 19
So how the opening night was, huh? :D
February 12
We use two Sandy's. When one is Sandy, the other is the stray dog.
February 12
Why is the dog different from the ones in the picture?
February 11
We open tonight!!!! Yay!! We had a final dress rehearsal/parent night/media night last night. Annie and the orphans got a nice review in the local paper (transcript below) I'm also going to update my blog - haven't had time because I'm either at wor…
February 11

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At 1:17am on December 2, 2009, Jon Merrill said…
At Goodspeed Grace (played by Sandy Faison) had a solo in the second act called "He Doesn't Know I'm Alive" (which surfaced again briefly in Annie 2: MHR) in which she is singing about Warbucks. While she is singing, Drake brings her a tray with cubes of cheese on it, and all the time she is doing the song, she is eating these pieces of cheese, and the audience loves it! Later in the act, Warbucks tells Grace to get things ready for the adoption party and reels off a list, and she adds, "...and cheese!" Of course, he has no idea what she is talking about, since he was offstage during the singing of her song. But the audience knows why she said that, and they laugh. By the time the show got to Broadway, the song had been cut, but Martin had loved the way Sandy Faison delivered the "and cheese" line, and as an "in" joke for her, he left the line in the script. Good luck with your production!
 
 
 

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