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Photo Essay: Mocha Madness |
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Latoya Shelton
Chief Photographer
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| Audience — Faculty
from the school of Arts and Humanities enjoy the performances at Mocha
Madness Nov. 1. (Left) Sarah Bloom, (center) Kay Walters and (far right in
skull paint) Ronald Sitton watch as students show off their creativity. |
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| Skull Lighting —
Skull candleholders, created
by Creative Society members, add light to paper covered tables. Patrons of
Mocha Madness let their creative juices flow by drawing and writing sonnets
on the tables. |
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| Duet —
(Left to right) Brad Amoroso and
Kyle Knight softly rock the stage of Mocha Madness. |
Solo —
Amoroso played guitar during the
Soft Rockin' performance. The duo performed original music. |
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Chip & Dale —
(Left to right) Charles
Davis and Chris Halley improvise during Mocha Madness. Their sketches parodied
other sketches done that night. |
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| Mars Hall
— Gary Marshall weaves a tale about the Jack-O-Lantern.
Marshall (a.k.a. Mars Hall) read the tale and sang a song. |
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Coo-Coo for Coffee —
Patrons go mad for mocha
among other things during Mocha Madness. A flurry of coffee mongers and tea
takers left a trail of destruction in their wake. |
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| Senile —Pam Cameron (left) portrays an outraged and half-deaf
woman in Pork Chops and Applesauce as Brittany Pickett (right) looks on. Cameron
performed the play with the other members of Psquared B&J. |
The Final Act —
Ren Thornton weaves a
demented tale of a serial killer in training. Thornton provided a
suspenseful final act for Mocha Madness
at the end of the open mic session. |
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Poet Hall -
William Hall
read works from Edgar Allan Poe and Robert Frost during Mocha Madness, as
well as reading a poem of his own. |
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| Attention
—
Jeffery Trotter, member of the Creative Society,
listens intently to poetry during Mocha Madness. Poetry was a common medium
of the night. |
Smoke Break
—
Several people take a
break from the madness and enjoy the cool night. There was a small
intermission and many took that as an opportunity to drink coffee and smoke. |
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Cameras Everywhere -
Nika
Najafova snaps a photo while Randy Kelley of PB7
films the show for television, both document the 20th showing of Mocha
Madness. |
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01/13/2008
03:32:59 PM —
http://www.uamont.edu/Organizations/TheVoice/5_9/mochape.htm |