Presenting
The Cast and Crew of
Nunsense
Orcas Center, Eastsound
Orcas Island, Washington
June, 2000
Directed by Deborah Sparks
(left). Music Director, Mary Meyer (right)
Photographs by Carol Wright (see notes below.)
Website for original "Nunsense"
Most photos shot in the dressing
room, with a few photographed on stage after the performance.

Dawn Nevinsky (Sister Robert Anne)
adjusts veil. Susan Osborn (Rev. Mother Superior)

Abby Rueb (Sister Mary Amnesia), with
her collection basket. Holly Nichols (Sister Leo, the dancing novice).

Heaven help us! Sister Mary John (Ridella),
our sax player. Sister Mary James (Jim Schaffer-Bauck)
our drummer.

Judith Owens-Lancaster (Sister Mary Hubert).
Yikes, that's ME! (Sister Mary Carol, the pageturning
nun.)
Photo of me by Abby Rueb. Thanks, Abby!
Dawn, always in motion. We'll see if she sits still on
my second roll of film.
Susan Osborn. She looks pensive here, but ya shoulda
seen her onstage.
She was the first to crack up, especially at Abby's innocently
blank expression and Robert Anne's Wicked Witch exercycle. Susan's the
world's only Mother Superior with a Minnesotan Brogue.

Monique, our prop-nun. Can'tch
tell, she is the biggest character of all!
Judith Owens-Lancaster, former prof.
opera singer, coming out of "retirement" to sing Sr. Hubert.
Linda Trethaway, on-stage
stagemanaging nun (shoulda seen her headset over the veil!)
and designated, pinch-hitting alto. She also repaired
the rosaries. Slapstick and rosaries do not mix!
Sparks and Mary Meyer share a laugh onstage after the
show.

Sister Mary Mary. I turned pages for this gal...what
a talent, what a pianist!
She transposed keys to fit each performer...and undoubtedly
could play the whole show by ear.

Abby Amnesia trying to forget her lines.
Sister Mary Mary...I swear the original print has stars in her eyes!
Photo notes: All photographs shot handheld with available lighting in the dressing room or on stage after the performance with Canon AE-1, with zoom lens. Most shots are 1/30 second (f 3.5 to f 5.6). Film used is the new Kodak Select Series, Black & White+, 400 ISO that can be processed by C-41 instant photolabs. Wow...fine grain too. I had some 8x12's printed, and they looked terrific. Yahoo! (Now if someone would just buy me a Nikon with fine lenses, they'd look even better.)
All shots are full frame, no cropping or retouching except to balance overall brightness/contrast in scanning process. There's much more detail in the print's highlights.Thanks to Janet at The Village Stop's Snappy Photo (Eastsound, WA) for developing film and putting up with me all day as I ordered extra prints and enlargements for cast members. This was only the second time she's developed this film, so we were all pleased. Thanks, KODAK!!
copyright 2000, Carol Wright, all rights reserved
Carol Wright
P.O. Box 402 / Eastsound,
WA 98245
cwright@rockisland.com
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