Neil
Simon transports the Book of Job from the Old Testament to a mansion
on Long Island, and then creates the modern version with Joe Benjamin,
his wife, a prodigal son and a set of bizarre twins. The serious
questions of faith confronting our modern-day Job still rise to
the top, this time amid the antics created by the leading American
comic playwright.
"God's
Favorite" was the final acting project for senior Theatre Education
major, Bryan Grosbach from Gladstone, Mo. Rounding out the cast
were Joel Grosbach, soph., Enders, Neb.; Jessica Foulke, soph.,
Lawrence, Kan.; Akiesha Kauffman, jr., Moundridge, Kan.; Dan Hudachek,
jr., Stillwater, Minn.; Jessica Arnold, fr., LaCygne, Colo.; Jamie
Elliot, fr., Kremmling, Colo., and Seth Schoming, jr., Davenport,
Neb.
Designers working on "God's Favorite" included Travis Walker,
soph., Coffeyville, Kan., (set); Seth Schoming, (lights); Amanda
Smith, sr., Hutchinson, Kan.; and Alex Tyler, soph., McPherson,
(props). The show was directed by Dr. Rick Tyler, professor of
speech and theatre, and stage managed by Brandt Busse, sr., McPherson.
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