at the Bryant Lake Bowl.

At the beginning, when the actors began going over the rules, such as we were allowed to laugh and clap and give suggestions (this being a kids’ play), we had to act out the laughing, clapping, etc.

So when it was time for the audience to practice a laugh, a gave a very loud and low laugh. The kids found it terribly funny, especially since the actors on the stage noticed as well. They also thought that it was funny when a kid was on the stage dressed in a wig, and when she was supposed to get up from being scared her wig fell off, so I said “They scared the wig right off her!”

So although the play was obviously geared toward kids much younger than the ones that I brought, the kids had a good time.

And Helena even got on stage. She tried to get Ada to go up there with her, but that wasn’t going to happen.