The play centers around a fast food burger joint, Bobbys Burger Boutique, owned by Susie (Aries Qualey, pictured left) with the help of her her quirky employee, Cindy (Savannah Stennes, pictured middle). They are trying to make the business, which was given to Susie by her parents, succeed, without much success. Lily Breckel (pictured right) plays a mother to a picky eater, who loves the burgers at Bobbys and wants to help them out. Playing a group of “professional” actors, who are out of work, but trying to make the best of things by performing “Instant Shakespeare on the Sidewalk” are Rylee Haugen, Carlie Sander, Zach Simonson and Lindsey Espeseth. Andrew Hanson’s first role as director at WEM was a smashing success, as he presented a fun play with the Junior High students. Susie (Aries Qualey, pictured left) remembers the grief she was given back in high school by Arlene (Katrina Jackson, pictured right). Skaters (l-r) Brock Trandem and Makenzie Reep really like the food that they get at Bobbys Burger Boutique in the recent Win-E-Mac play “Fast Food Shakespeare”. Ugh, just what a restaurant that has enough trouble needs, is a visit from health inspectors! Grace Kaupang (left) and Kobe Hamre (right) play health inspectors in the WEM Junior High play. During the recent WEM play, Remy Goodwin (center) plays a director who leaves these two struggling actors (Lindsey Espeseth, pictured left and Carlie Sander, pictured right) without a job, while he plans for a new job in a much sunnier location. All the world’s a stage...WEM Junior High debutes with a fun take on fast food and Shakespeare Tue, 03/22/2016 - 10:01am admin Section: News
