In line with the multicultural basis of the play, there had to be an appropriate grand finale as such to wrap up the colorful pageantry. What else, but the Macarena. So we renamed it the Nagaina and do it at the end. With the composing talents of Kristina Schooler and the choreography instructing of Dashawn Sardine, Dunlap managed to do just that. Dunlap said she is excited about the play and hopes other people will be as well.
People can come laugh, dance and have fun.
Adults really get a kick out of the story, as well as the spectacle of the setting. The production was originally produced by the Imaginary Theatre Company of the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis. Copyright 1997 by the Iowa State Daily Publications Board. All rights reserved. No redistribution without the express written consent of the Iowa State Daily Editor in Chief.