Concordia presents student-written and directed play "Where We Are"

Seward, NE (02/15/2019) — Concordia University, Nebraska's Theatre Department will present an evening of comedy and laughs in the student production "Where We Are" on Friday, Feb. 22 and Saturday, Feb. 23 at 7 p.m.,at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, March February 22 and Saturday, March February 23, and on Sunday, Feb. 24 at 2 p.m., on Sunday, March February 24, all in the Studio Theatrer located in the Music Center on Concordia's campus.

The play is written and directed by Concordia sophomore Brianna Dehn. It is the ninth of her plays to be produced, and the first at the college level. "Where We Are" is a dramatic comedy featuring a wide array of characters all working at a fast food restaurant and how their lives intertwine. The play was inspired by Dehn's own experience in the fast food business and the connections she made with the people there.

"I've been working on this show for two years now," said BriannaDehn said. "It's been a lot of work but very rewarding. These actors have a large skill set and can do more serious stuff with an elaborate set than any castthing I've had in the past. Though in every single show I put on, I am completely blown away to watch my characters come to life."

Tickets for the performance are available in the Concordia bookstore in the lower level of the Janzow Campus Center on Concordia's campus. They can also be purchased at the door prior to the show. Tickets are $5 for general admission and $3 for Concordia faculty, staff and students. Admission for children ages 10 and under is also $3.

Cast members of the production include (listed by appearance):

Mary Kohnke, sophomore, Concordia, Mo., playing Jess

Cecilia Minchow, freshman, Lincoln, Neb., playing Maddie

Bethany Schilling, junior, Littleton, Colo., playing Katherine

Ariana (R.J.) Acomb, freshman, Memphis, Tenn., playing Charlie

Brett Mueller, freshman, Concordia, Mo., playing Josiah

Allison Story, freshman, Clay Center, Neb., playing Debbie

Ryan Groh, sophomore, Oklahoma City, Okla., playing Ken

Zebediah Uden, sophomore, Cedarburg, Wis., playing John

Zachary Staehr, sophomore, Grand Island, Neb., playing Tyler

Victoria Cameron, junior, Kent, Wash., ensemble

Noelle Buller, sophomore, Omaha, Neb., ensemble

Lauren Holmlund, freshman, Maple Grove, Minn., ensemble

Angel Hadachek, sophomore, Sabetha, Kan., ensemble

Grace Babbitts, freshman, Shohola, Pa., ensemble

Crew members of the production include:

Brianna Dehn, sophomore, St. Louis, Mo., director and playwright

Claire Busby, sophomore, Effingham, Ill., assistant director

Stephanie Hatesohl, sophomore, Shawnee, Kan., stage manager

Andrew Haase, freshman, Lincoln, Neb., assistant stage manager

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