Gallery: “The Show that Goes Wrong” Frequent Friday

By Tristen Porter, Rachel Bingham, Sabrina Dean, and Audrey Condon

November 7, 2021

Senior Ethan Nickolett was finally able to show his and his cast’s hard work in the Frequent Friday on Friday, Nov. 5 in the play, “The Show that Goes Wrong” in The Little Theatre. For the sixth Frequent Friday of the year, he adapted this from a Broadway show into a 30-minute play. The cast auditioned on Oct. 27 and has been working hard in rehearsals since then to produce this comical play. Their hard work was shown from the reoccurring laughs from the audience. The next Frequent Friday is “The Case of the Crushed Petunias” on Nov. 18 directed by Violet Ecklund-Johnson.

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11.05 “The Show that Goes Wrong” Frequent Friday

Freshman Wyatt Moon stomps across the stage during the first scene. Photo by Tristen Porter
Junior Audrey Morehead, who played a Realtor, shows the house to the couple played by freshman Mae Audus and Wyatt Moon. Photo by Sabrina Dean
Junior Audrey Morehead pours a cup of tea for freshman Mae Audus in her hands. Morehead offered tea to the couple, but since the show was “going wrong,” they did not have their cups as props. Photo by Rachel Bingham
Freshman Mae Audus cradles her balloon baby bump while talking to freshman Wyatt Moon as their characters are preparing to go to sleep. Photo by Audrey Condon
Freshmen Wyatt Moon and Mae Audus act as a married couple and talk in the bed. Photo by Tristen Porter
Freshman Mae Audus is sprayed after saying, “It’s really coming down out there.” Photo by Rachel Bingham
Freshman Wyatt Moon pushes junior Audrey Morehead into a chair after she was supposed to die. Photo by Rachel Bingham
Junior Audrey Morehead, acting as the realtor, sits in the chair to sleep. Photo by Sabrina Dean
With a sheet on top of her, junior Audrey Morehead puts sunglasses on after her character was supposed to die. Photo by Rachel Bingham
Freshman Wyatt Moon, who played the husband, pushes Junior Audrey Morehead, the realtor, out of the room. Photo by Sabrina Dean
Senior Alex Buck holds up and incorrectly worded sign, purposefully missing his cue several times. Photo by Audrey Condon
Freshman D Dietz creeps across the stage as a ghost in the play. Photo by Tristen Porter
Freshman Wyatt Moon attempts to call on the phone during the play. Photo by Tristen Porter
Freshman Wyatt Moon reaches to the audience, feigning death. Photo by Audrey Condon
The cast of “The Show that Goes Wrong” bows to the audience and thanks the crew at the end of the show while the crowd gives them a standing ovation. Photo by Rachel Bingham

About the Contributors

Tristen Porter, Staff Photographer

Senior Tristen Porter is going into her third year on staff as a photographer. Tristen is so excited to finish her years off strong and can’t wait to see what the year has in store. Tristen loves capturing moments for people to reminisce on for years to come. When she is not carving out time to go shoot any sports event possible, Tristen enjoys hanging out with her friends and being a host at Grunauer with her awesome coworkers, or modeling for Style Muse Magazine.

Rachel Bingham, Photo Editor

Going into her senior year as a Photo Editor, Rachel cannot be more excited for her final year on Harbinger. When she’s not taking pictures on the sidelines at a game or scrambling for a photostory design, you may find her playing volleyball, throwing in track, at a SHARE project or going on a QuikTrip ice cream run with friends.

Sabrina Dean, Staff Photographer

Senior Sabrina Dean is sad to say it is her final year on The Harbinger. After 4 semesters of being on staff, none of which in an actual Harbinger class, she is thrilled to grow as a photographer. When she isn’t waiting impatiently for her raw photos to load, you can find Dean buried in a pile of work from her IB Diploma classes, finding ways to make herself more busy, or playing for The SME Senate soccer team! Being a part of various clubs, NHS, Link Crew, SHARE Chairing, and Advisory Boards doesn’t stop Sabrina from having fun! When she is begging for a mental break she will be driving for coffee with her friends, figuring out how to become unbanned from snapchat, or working as a Lifeguard or a host at the French Market. All of this, of course, could not be done without Second Best Coffee or her dog, Taco, by her side.

Audrey Condon, Staff Photographer

Heading into her final year on Harbinger as a staff photographer, senior Audrey Condon is so excited to see what the year has in store. When she’s not spending every waking hour shooting a sports event or desperately finding names for a caption, she can be found nannying, working out, or front row at the Lancer sports games. Within the walls of East, Audrey juggles AP classes, Varsity Softball, Link Crew, NHS, and Pep Exec duties. In her free time you can find her curled up with a book or enjoying her weekends out and about with friends.