‘A Tuna Christmas’ cast leaves Ranger show-goers with a Texas-sized laugh or two — and a few salty satirical jokes
Northwestern theater students hosted their first production of the fall semester, “A Tuna Christmas,” in Herod Hall Sept. 30 — Oct. 2. The play, a comedic story about the happenings in the fictional tiny town of Tuna, Texas, is set during the 1980s. The play follows the spring performance of “Greater Tuna,” and some characters continued their roles this semester.
-Photos by Devyn Lansden
Mass communication major Aliyah Bidwell (left) plays the part of Farley Burkhalter placing an order at a restaurant while student Feliciti Wall (right) plays the part of waitress Inita Goodwin.
Nursing major Adele Callaway (left), playing the part of Pearl Burras, prepares to shoot a slingshot at a bird. Graduate student Madison Wilson (right), playing the part of Dixie Deberry, looks toward the fictional target.
Biology major Anastasia Harper (left), playing the part of local animal caretaker Petey Fisk, talks to Feliciti Wall, playing the part of waitress Inita Goodwin.
