M*A*S*H

Our show was a big hit! We involved parents, teachers, students and alumni in our summer production of M*A*S*H and it made for a stronger school community!

Martin J. Blue-Norton, Academy of Charter Schools, Denver, CO

It was a great production. Rated G so the entire family could attend, lots of funny moments. Great opportunity for showcasing a lot of students AND some good minor roles as well. I highly recommend this play!!!

Kerry Butitta, Delavan-Darien High School, Delavan, Wis.

M*A*S*H is a beautifully-written piece about the importance of saving lives. Not just soldiers who were wounded, but everyone who suffers from the insanity (or sanity) of war.

Matt Mazur, Hononegah Community High School, Rockton, Ill.

Tim Kelly's adaptation is superÑmuch better than the TV show and follows the book closely. The flow from scene to scene and within scenes was natural and easy to stage.

Julie Michel, Hartland High School, Howell, Mich.

M*A*S*H was perhaps our best show ever. We had record-breaking attendance. Fun, diverse scenes. Opportunity for many students to have stage time.

Bob Frankenberg, Little Chute High School, Little Chute, Wis.

My cast and crew were excited to put on a show that their parents and neighbors were eager to see. Adapting the set to fit our accommodations was a challenge, but the show flowed spectacularly. We had one of our Korean students sing a lullaby to my adopted daughter from China in a spotlight. It was a show stealer.

Sheila Thompson, Yorkville High School, Yorkville Ill.

This was the most successful show in the history of our high school.

Shannon Mashburn, Palo Duro High School, Amarillo, Texas

This show brought back many memories for the audience, and the cast had a great time bringing it to life. The play gave us the freedom to ad lib a little which added to the fun.

Rev. Jay E. Shaffer, Shanksville High School, Shanksville, Pa.

M*A*S*H is a delightful and fun show. It is good, wholesome, entertaining theatre that the whole family can enjoy. It gives you a small taste of what our men and women of the armed forces go through overseas. We hope they are able to find some times of humor as the M*A*S*H 4077 did. By the end of the production, we were all one happy and pleased company.

Lisa Christopher, Smoky Valley High School, Lindsborg, Kan.

M*A*S*H was one of the most successful shows we have done in years and is in the top three in attendance in the last 15 to 20 years.

Jared Hansberry, Longmont High School, Longmont, Colo.

M*A*S*H allowed for a large cast with many inexperienced actors to present a wonderful play. The audience enjoyed the G-rated humor as well as the recognizable characters from the long-running TV series. The students learned to respect military protocol with rank and salutes. It was a highly successful show from box office to newspaper review.

Linda Nielsen, Neosho High School, Neosho, Mo.

M*A*S*H was a great success. Many members of the audience claimed it was the best production they've seen in a long time. The students had a blast with the script and enjoyed the roles. Wish we could do this one again and again.

Dominic Mazella, Springville Griffith Institute High School, Springville, N.Y.

My students loved the lighthearted comedy of M*A*S*H. The show also gave us the perfect opportunity to research the Korean War and integrate our international students from Korea and China into the cast.

Emily Stam, Lee's Summit Community Christian Church, Lee's Summit, Mo.

M*A*S*H is a wonderful and lively romp through the 4077th. The pace is lively, the cast can accommodate a number of extras, and it is a fun show to direct.. The only challenge is keeping the M*A*S*H unit alive and vibrant throughout!

Betsy Ballard, Unionville Drama Guild, Kennett Square, Pa.

The play affords a wonderful opportunity for students of all ages to participate. It brings back a long-forgotten era exquisitely.

Robert Orr, George Waters Middle School, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada