Sandy Duncan. Shelby LaMaster, who was the scintillation and ruddy technician, and Clayton Berberet, who was a fellow of the stage crew, ably assisted him. Supper.

Take a eminent joke about Robin Hood, sum up a false deception, and it results in a hilarious thriller about the next generation of Robin Hood. Add to that a appoint of fun-loving high private school students and two teachers as directors and the amount is a rollicking good beat by the cast and audience Friday sunset at the Fergus High School Performing Arts Center. The play, "Robin Hood - The Next Generation," was directed by Sandy Armstad and Luke Brandon. The actors and actresses of "characters" was made up of FHS students.

Anne (Molly Daniels) and Albert (Ben Foster) told the representation of Robin (Morgan Armstad), the daughter of Sir Robin (Patrick Woods) and Lady Marian (Dawn Butler), who is at the adulthood to be betrothed. The only difficulty is that Robin would much rather be out in the forest hunting and fighting with Little Little John (Joel Johnson) and Friar Tick (Jordan Wiegert). The Queen (Ashley White) decides the best course to call up a hubby for Robin is to have a fighting contest. And this is where the spitting image duplicity takes place. First of all, Robin decides she herself will enter the competition.

After she wins, then there wouldn't be anyone to unite because she can't combine herself. Her lady-in-waiting, Madolyn (Brytany Cattaneo) is to lay Robin's quarter to scrutinize the contest. In a confused deception, Prince Jared (Dylan Buehler) and his charwoman Ambrose (Zach Damby) adjudicate also to deviate places for the competition. Added to the plot, Vendola (Calista Singley) and Capers (Ingrid Stansberry) come up with a method to record solid that clumsy, dim-witted Horvath (Wyatt Duncan) wins the rivalry and the clap of Robin. Prince Harold (Chance Whistler) and Prince Gerald (Kevin Hogg) credence in they are clever of taking the competition.

Even Prince Rodney the Regrettable (Mike Montgomery) is up to the challenge. Other characters in the comedy involve Katherine (Bri Sawyer), Elsbeth (Kelly McReynolds, Rosamonde (Emily Burnham), Knave Bob (Amanda Battrick) Knave Sue (Madelyn Pearson), Obnoxia (Annie Kohler), Irma (Sarah Knab), Gilda (Clare Stansberry) and Glenda (Emily Daniels). Prince Jared finds himself in a ticklish plight when he seems to be falling in beau with Robin, whom he thinks is a man.

But in the end, Jared and Robin do settle for each other providing another apt ending for everybody leave out Horvath. Jacob Burg was the very able platform executive for the play. Shelby LaMaster, who was the match and astute technician, and Clayton Berberet, who was a colleague of the step crew, ably assisted him. Felicia Steele had multiple roles in the put as a feast guest, knave thrower, flood woman and a associate of the juncture crew.

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