The 2010 BFA middle school play, "Get Smart" was preformed on March 12 and 13. It was a huge hit and the students did awesome. I was so excited to be a part of this event.
Bob and Sue Kummer were our set designers. They did an excellent job. Here they are getting the last touches of the set of the two hotel rooms done.

In a weak moment before the audience has arrived the good guys mix with the bad guy. Here the Chief poses with the infamous Mr. Big and Agent 13.

Susie Stebner, the dorm mom of Blauen, put the final touches on Agent 99's makeup.

Stephanie Welbourne, the dorm mom of Palmgarten works on the hair of one of the blondes. By closing night, we were able to do hair and makeup of 27 students in an hour and a half.

Mrs. Newharth, one of the student's moms, creates a masterpiece do on one of the blonde girls.

Here Betsy Wong who is a Chinese girl, and actually played by a Korean, show the "Get Smart" program.

Hodgkins is the genius scientist who keeps Agent 86, Maxwell Smart, up on all of the latest inventions he can use to defeat the evil KAOS.

The Chief gives Maxwell Smart, Agent 86, a few words of advice before he goes out to protect the American people from KAOS.

Professor Dante is the inventor of the "inthermo" which can incinerate steel. If it got into the wrong hands...imagine what could happen....no it is unthinkable!

Agent 13 poses for the camera. He tends to hang out in a locker in the bus station, just in-case Maxwell Smart needs someone hit on the head.

In this Chinese restaurant, The Fortune Cookie Club, there seems to be something peculiar about the 4th Chinese waitress...she is a blue-eyed blonde!

Oh no! The Chinese ladies have taken Agent 99 and Maxwell Smart captive! Will good win in the end?

In this scene, Mr. Big reveals that Professor Zalinka is really with KAOS and that he has hypnotized the Princess into thinking she is from Hong Kong. Agent 99 and Maxwell Smart are astounded...how will they get out of this mess?
The cast and crew did a wonderful job on both nights! Thank you to all who helped....especially Heather Powers the director.
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