The $500 first place Best in Snow award went to James McLindon, Northampton, Massachusetts for Candy Store which featured A woman on the prowl whose inner monologue may not be as private as she thinks. Second place was awarded to Blake Anthony Edwards, of Spokane, Washington for Bang! about Fireworks that are all fun and games - until they aren't. Third place went to Garrett W. Martin, of Battle Creek, Michigan, for Hired Hype about a classic case of miscommunication - amplified. Second place received $200, and the third place award was $100.
Snowdance was produced by an ensemble. The cast includes: Rich Smith, Anne Mollerskov, Ron Schulz, A.J. Laird, John Adams, Melissa Zeien, Melissa Hughes Ernest, Nicholas Hoyt, Noelle Clauser, Zak Keil, and Dominick Knox.
Directors: Rich Smith, Diane Carlson, and Anne Mollerskov.
Crew and Staff: Emily Sweetman, Mary Kveton, Zak Keil, Dominick Knox, John Adams, Skip Carlson, Wendy Schulz, Cindy Sobczak, Lori Adams, Claudia Bruce, Christine Coyle, Danielle Frees, Amy Ball, Teri Stanley, Laura Lehman, Joe Van Hulle, Anne Mollerskov, Janine Anderson, Bailey Laird, Preston Hill, Anna Clementi, Ron Schulz, Kristin Althoff, Corey Szaryc, Steven Brown, Beth Bitner, A.J. Laird, and Maureen Troy.
The Snowdance Comedy Festival was sponsored by Minuteman Press.
Over Our Head Players operates the Sixth Street Theatre, in Downtown Racine. A non-profit organization of volunteer theatrical talent from throughout Southeastern Wisconsin in their 34th season, OOHPs focuses on contemporary comedies and original productions.
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"Candy Store"
by James McLindon, Northampton, Massachusetts.
Directed by Rich Smith. Featuring (L-R) Dominick Knox (Barista B), Melissa Hughes Ernest (Woman), A.J. Laird (Barista A).
"Bang!"
by Blake Anthony Edwards, of Spokane, Washington.
Directed by Rich Smith. Featuring (L-R) Melissa Hughes Ernest (Carla), Rich Smith (Earl), Ron Schulz (Dale).
"Hired Hype"
by Garrett W. Martin, of Battle Creek, Michigan.
Directed by Diane Carlson. Featuring (L-R) Noelle Clauser (uncredited), Zak Keil (Senator), A.J. Laird (Hype Man), John Adams (A1), Melissa Zeien (A2), Mary Kveton (uncredited), Nicholas Hoyt (not pictured).