Students (Kevyn Masters, Cade Carsten, Sophia Mendenhall and Hudson Skelton) listen as Miss Goldwyn (Jadesa Stevens) presents her lesson for the day. Mr. Bezinski (Cole Carsten) looks on.
Queen Mariana (Rowan Burckhard), right, and her confidant Barcarole (Sera Benton) lament that no one has attempted to move the stone. All have just complained about the path being blocked.
Left to Right: Hedgecomb (Hudson Skelton), Phipps (Lily Kihara) and Bilger (Sophia Mendenhall) discuss their recent adventures stealing from the Brie villagers. They go over the stone to escape Brie in hopes the sheriff doesn't find them.
Jackie (Kit Wlson) comes to the stone in the road and decides it must be moved. Her reward for moving the stone is a bag of gold.
Alma Dreckley (Jadesa Stevens) discusses life challenges with Humphrey Wheat (Lucas Nygard) as Zaniba, the gypsy (Sydney Nygard) listens.
Queen Mariana (Rowan Burckhard) and her confidant Barcarole (Sera Benton) watch as Signore Rigoletto (Adam Wilson) complains about the stone in his path.
The Sunset School cast of "Stone in the Road." Front (L-R): Kevyn Masters, Cade Carsten, Lily Kihara, Cole Carsten, Hudson Skelton and Kit Wilson. Back (L-R): Sophia Mendenhall, Lucas Nygard, Sera Benton, Jadesa Stevens, Rowan Burckhard, Adam Wilson and Baylee Martin (lights and sound person).
GREENOUGH - Sunset School students performed "Stone in the Road" before an audience April 13 in the Bull Barn at The Resort at Paws Up.
Queen Mariana (Rowan Burckhard) had her confidant Barcarole (Sera Benton) roll a stone into the path going from Brie to Cheddar. Before hiding, the Queen placed a bag of gold under the stone.
The Queen and Barcarole watched as different groups from the village approached the stone. Most complained about the obstacle, some found a way around, while others went over the stone and continued down the road.
It is not until late in the day when the miller's daughter Jackie (Kit Wilson) happened upon the stone after a long day of work. Jackie decided the hazard must be removed from the road. Upon moving the stone, she discovered the bag of gold. The Queen is happy someone finally received her reward.
Sunset School Supervising Teacher Toni Hatten said the students rehearsed the production for about a month. She was proud of how hard they worked and the fun they had putting it together.
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