On October 20, 21, and 22, Wheeler High School's Drama Club presents Wit (stylized as W;t) by Margaret Edson.
Vivian Bearing is a professor of seventeenth century English poetry, specializing in the Holy Sonnets of John Donne. She has worked hard to get where she is: highly respected among her coworkers at the university and a highly regarded literary figure.
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She is diagnosed with stage four metastatic ovarian cancer, and the play begins. Typically a memory play, this time portrayed in the present, W;t documents Vivian's journey to accepting her death, and what it means.
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The show will be taking place in the Wendy Gilstrap Blackbox Theatre at Wheeler High School. There will be signs leading to the theatre, as well as ushers who can direct you to the theatre.
Tickets are $5 at the door.
CAST:
Allison Platner - Vivian Bearing
Nathan Tomchik - Dr. Harvey Kelekian
Zoe Bowers - E.M. Ashford
Matt Siano - Jason Posner
Sarah Tyrlick - Susie Monahan
Heather Sobik - Student 1
Taylor Puch - Student 2
Mina Ezikpe - Student 3
Kelsey Parkinson - Student 4
Desiree Stapleton - Clinical Fellow/Lab Technician/Code Team Head
Aaliyah Wilson - Clinical Fellow/Lab Technician/Code Team Member 2
Diana Valencia - Clinical Fellow/Lab Technician/Code Team Member 3
Lorenzo Stewart - Clinical Fellow/Lab Technician/Code Team Member 4
CREW:
Director - Wendy Gilstrap
Stage Manager - Josh Jacobs
Assistant Stage Manager - Camila Riso
Assistant Stage Manager - Megan Robertson
Technical Director - Liah Honeycutt
Lights - Michael Biddle, Alexsandra Holly, Chinami Ege, Madeline Monahan
Sound - Nathan Tomchik, Eva Kanja, Philip Kaltman, Jay Bishop, Cody Bray, Irving Molefe
Makeup - Allison Platner, Taylor Puch, Morgan Turnipseed, April Silvani, Jordyn Herron
Costumes - Danielle Booker, Kendra Barber, Rneshia Johnson, Jordan Riviere, Khorizon Dunn
Publicity - Heather Sobik, Rachel Schwartz, June Ding, Kriti Nandi
Grips - Kelsey Parkinson, Khayl Bond, Fian Halim, Hanae Clark