One of the many highlights is College senior and Wheel columnist Adam Roberts' performance as the aloof gas man. Roberts' later performance as an old man who passes his time by watching fires is not to be missed. She delivers a moving performance as an unappreciated, hardworking housewife. She shows that her position as a homemaker is an admirable and respectable career. Her sketch enforces the theme that people are more than their occupations.
Great costumes supplement the great performances.
Costume designer and College sophomore Gretta Descamp did a tremendous job, since arranging different outfits was no simple task. In addition, College freshmen Tom Czerwinski and Jordan Luskin worked well together, organizing light, sound and set design. The hard work of Kordsmeier, and assistant director College sophomore Henry Costa, should not be overlooked. They were successful in finding the talent inside every individual, resulting in an excellent production.