Just some funny moments.

This would be Brother Moss.

Brother Thibaudeau, Hirschi, and Alonzo in devotional...well they're there in body :)

Brothers Brooks and Clarke showing off their brilliant way to keep their headsets on during the show...electrical tape! I guess that's better than Duct tape, which is one of their favorite things! Oh the things they can do with duct tape...you don't want to know.

A few more...

Just a few pictures from some of the first rehearsals of the "boat" scene.

Now that the stage is completed we are ready for the cast to arrive. This is our "stage is completed" picture. Nice looking group, don't you think?

 (left to right)

Brother B. Jacobson, Brother Acevedo, Brother Gneiting(DL), Brother Millett, Brother Guthrie(DL), Brother Holbein(DL), Brother Pumphrey, Brother A. Hirschi, Brother Berrett, Brother A. Jacobson, Brother W. Hirschi, Brother Rapier, Brother Brooks(DL), Brother Alonzo, Brother Brockbank, Brother Dover, Brother Doney, Brother Rodriguez, Brother Mancuso, Brother Hilton(Work Crew Assistant and AWESOME!), Brother Hedworth, Brother Johnson, Brother Clarke, Brother Thibaudeau, Brother Toronto, Sister Hess(Mom), Brother Hess(Work Crew Director and slave driver!), Brother Tanner, Brother Phelon(forklift operator and a character!), Brother Moss, Brother Wilcox(welder and tool expert), Brother Jurgens(the real Boss!)

These young men are so remarkable and have such wonderful strengths that they bring to the Work crew. Love them to pieces!

This is the day they all get to climb the towers. Some enjoy it more than others.

They are installing over 200 lights!

 These towers are really high! Good thing they take extra measures to be safe.

They each have a harness that they wear that clips to the tower.

 The ropes are used like a pully to lift the lights into the towers.

Some of the lights are about 4 feet long and quite heavy...not mention expensive..

 Brother Holbein and Brother Rodriguez.

 Today has been the hottest so far, so they get tired much more easily.

Too bad they will be up late helping to focus the follow spots.

Two more days and the cast will arrive and then things get fun!



And in case you were wondering where they eat, this is it.

Almost done! Rubber matting and the stage will be complete.

Maybe then they can celebrate!

 It's kind of like putting a puzzle together...only MUCH bigger.

 These two are about 25 feet off the ground up there.

It really is an amazing accomplishment for two and half days.