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The sold-out audience turned their heads to see actor Justin Renner, a junior theater major portraying Joseph Cornell, mounted by a chair on the wall (depicted left).
Each of the six other characters is a portrait of Cornell's thoughts and ideals.
Constance Johnson, a junior theater major, portrayed a sultry waitress, who depicts the sexual tension and desires of Cornell as the perfect woman. Andrew Todd, a senior theater major, was the astronomer, the sexual frustration of Cornell.
"I would not say I was the sex symbol of the play, because Constance is always exploding sexual attention," Todd said.
"I thought it was a fantastic evening. We had a great audience and the actors really pulled through, and we ended up with a really good product," said Christopher Berchild, assistant professor of theater and director of "Hotel Cassiopeia." The play will also be performed Friday and Saturday evening at 7:30 p.m. in New Theater.
-Compiled by Heidi Staggs, freshman communication major
2008 Woodie Awards



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Ashley Stoffers
posted 9/26/08 @ 4:27 PM EST
Congrats to the cast and crew! Wish I could be there, guys!
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