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Communities at Work, Nov. 22 November 22, 2008
It's a simple story. But "Crazy for You" is no easy endeavor. It was the 1992 Tony-Award-winner for Best Musical on Broadway, and Director Daniel Mullens said that this year's annual Moffat County High School fall musical is ambitious. With an American Jazz score composed by George Gershwin, lyrics written by his brother, Ira Gershwin, and students donning their dancing shoes, the MCHS production involves a wide array of elements. "The elements that make it challenging," Mullens said, "also make it rewarding."
Costume director Paige Quezada applies makeup to the face of Katherine Dodd before a dress rehearsal of "Crazy for You" on Tuesday.
Daniel McClellan, left, and Kaci Meek work through steps before rehearsal Tuesday night backstage at Moffat County High School.
A member of the band listens to instruction during dress rehearsal.
James Herbert, playing Zangler, speaks to the audience during an introduction to "Crazy for You" on Tuesday
