Wilmot High School will present Neil Simon’s hilarious play, Fools, on Thursday, November 5^th at 7:00 p.m., Friday, November 6^that 7:00 p.m, and Saturday, November 7^th at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. in the school’s auditorium.

The ticket price is $5 and will be sold at the door beginning one hour before each performance.  For more information on the production, please contact Deborah Fragale at 262/862-2351 ext. 148.

The play takes place in the cursed Ukrainian village of Kulyenchikov one hundred years ago. The curse? For two hundred years every villager has suffered the curse of absolute and unremitting foolishness. Snetsky, the town shepherd not only can’t find his “two dozen (14)” sheep, he can’t even find his own first name.

Into this village of fools comes Leon Tolchinsky, an idealistic young school teacher portrayed by Kerry John Kerros, who rushes in like a Peace Corp poster boy to save the village from the curse. Leon is lured to the village by an totally misspelled advertisement placed by the town’s intellectual, Dr. Zubritsky, portrayed by Zach Van Den Berge, to educate the doctor’s daughter, Sophia, played by Hannah Greisen and Taylor Lear, and rid the village of its curse. Leon, of course, falls madly in love with this damsel sporting the IQ of a cabbage.  Other cast members include Bridget Traverso, Jessica LaRocca, Ryan Jaslowski, Kyle Carpenter, Brandon Kempf, Melvin Merkel, Michael Martino, Cory Marx, Jon Phelps, Connor Grayson, Aaron Rathbone, Sarah Sherman, Amanda Barth, Erica Rogness, Tiffany Dumont, Kylie Arena, Megan Robinson, Kasey Galek, Ryan Edquist, Vanessa Howell, Lauren Nowicki, Victoria Manlove, Victoria Howell, and Miranda Webb.

WUHS Presents, Fools, this year's fall play

Wilmot High School will present Neil Simon’s hilarious play, Fools, on Thursday, November 5^th at 7:00 p.m., Friday, November 6^th at 7:00 p.m, and Saturday, November 7^th at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. in the school’s auditorium.

The ticket price is $5 and will be sold at the door beginning one hour before each performance.  For more information on the production, please contact Deborah Fragale at 262/862-2351 ext. 148.

The play takes place in the cursed Ukrainian village of Kulyenchikov one hundred years ago. The curse? For two hundred years every villager has suffered the curse of absolute and unremitting foolishness. Snetsky, the town shepherd not only can’t find his “two dozen (14)” sheep, he can’t even find his own first name.

Into this village of fools comes Leon Tolchinsky, an idealistic young school teacher portrayed by Kerry John Kerros, who rushes in like a Peace Corp poster boy to save the village from the curse. Leon is lured to the village by an totally misspelled advertisement placed by the town’s intellectual, Dr. Zubritsky, portrayed by Zach Van Den Berge, to educate the doctor’s daughter, Sophia, played by Hannah Greisen and Taylor Lear, and rid the village of its curse. Leon, of course, falls madly in love with this damsel sporting the IQ of a cabbage.  Other cast members include Bridget Traverso, Jessica LaRocca, Ryan Jaslowski, Kyle Carpenter, Brandon Kempf, Melvin Merkel, Michael Martino, Cory Marx, Jon Phelps, Connor Grayson, Aaron Rathbone, Sarah Sherman, Amanda Barth, Erica Rogness, Tiffany Dumont, Kylie Arena, Megan Robinson, Kasey Galek, Ryan Edquist, Vanessa Howell, Lauren Nowicki, Victoria Manlove, Victoria Howell, and Miranda Webb.

Wilmot High School will  present Neil Simon’s hilarious play, Fools, on Thursday, November 5^th at 7:00 p.m., Friday, November 6^th at 7:00 p.m, and Saturday, November 7^th at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. in the school’s auditorium.

The play takes place in the cursed Ukrainian village of Kulyenchikov one hundred years ago. The curse? For two hundred years every villager has suffered the curse of absolute and unremitting foolishness. Snetsky, the town shepherd not only can’t find his “two dozen (14)” sheep, he can’t even find his own first name.

Into this village of fools comes Leon Tolchinsky, an idealistic young school teacher portrayed by Kerry John Kerros, who rushes in like a Peace Corp poster boy to save the village from the curse. Leon is lured to the village by an totally misspelled advertisement placed by the town’s intellectual, Dr. Zubritsky, portrayed by Zach Van Den Berge, to educate the doctor’s daughter, Sophia, played by Hannah Greisen and Taylor Lear, and rid the village of its curse. Leon, of course, falls madly in love with this damsel sporting the IQ of a cabbage.  Other cast members include Bridget Traverso, Jessica LaRocca, Ryan Jaslowski, Kyle Carpenter, Brandon Kempf, Melvin Merkel, Cory Marx, Jon Phelps, Connor Grayson, Aaron Rathbone, Donovan Lassig, Sarah Sherman, Amanda Barth, Erica Rogness, Melissa Sharp, Tiffany Dumont, Pearl Chess, Kylie Arena, Katie Olson, Megan Robinson, Kasey Galek, Lauren Nowicki, Ali Brent, Ryan Edquist, Tatum Stoller, Vanessa Howell, Miranda Webb, Brittany Buck, Hannah Stamper, Shannon Rosol, & Michael Martino.

The ticket price is $5 and will be sold at the door beginning one hour before each performance.  For more information on the production, please contact Deborah Fragale at 262/862-2351 extension 148.

Wilmot High School will  present Neil Simon’s hilarious play, Fools, on Thursday, November 5^th at 7:00 p.m.,   Friday, November 6^th at 7:00 p.m, and  Saturday, November 7^th at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. in the school’s auditorium.

The play takes place in the cursed Ukrainian village of Kulyenchikov one hundred years ago. The curse? For two hundred years every villager has suffered the curse of absolute and unremitting foolishness. Snetsky, the town shepherd not only can’t find his “two dozen (14)” sheep, he can’t even find his own first name.

Into this village of fools comes Leon Tolchinsky, an idealistic young school teacher, who rushes in like a Peace Corp poster boy to save the village from the curse. Leon is lured to the village by an totally misspelled advertisement placed by the town’s intellectual, Dr. Zubritsky, to educate the doctor’s daughter, Sophia, and rid the village of its curse. Leon, of course, falls madly in love with this damsel sporting the IQ of a cabbage.

The ticket price is $5 and will be sold at the door beginning one hour before each performance.  For more information on the production, please contact Deborah Fragale at 262/862-2351 extension 148.