This was a dramatic reading of Oscar Wilde's play performed at Cambrian Player's studio, with no sets and minimal costuming. I borrowed Ven. Hoskin's older-style clerical collar (given him by his father) for my role as Canon Chasuble.
Casts for Act One and Two respectively:
Truly impressive was Eva Burkowski as Lady Bracknell, the part she was born to play!!
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Most of the time when I am at Camp Gitchigomee, the Gatehouse is where I stay. As you can see, it is similar to Lamont (now gone) at Dorion Bible Camp, but larger and (since it has two windows) airier.
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Here is my complete collection so far. Each log stands for a week of camp or a camp event such as a reunion. The colours and symbols follow a code by which each log designates my role that week.
I started at Camp Gitchigomee only recently (in 2003), but already I have 26 logs. At 25 one qualifies for "long-service" logs so that the logs may be displayed side by side.
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