Student Life

NCC Presents Godspell

Nash Community College students presented a compelling, joyous and quite entertaining production of Godspell last weekend offering a dinner theatre and two show-only performances. Based on the Gospel of Matthew, Godspell presents a unique and revealing look at how community forms around a charismatic leader, and what that community can accomplish together. The exciting update of the classic rock musical by Stephen Schwartz brought to Rocky Mount a story of community that has endured for more than 40 years.

 

Kudos to the following fabulous cast, musicians and crew members! Producer: Lisa Cooper, Director: David Nields, Choreographer: Patricia K. Bradshaw, The Cast: Sam Hattaway (Jesus), Matt Reda (John/Judas), Tucker Bass, Brianna Bennett, Ashton Bulluck, Andrea Dickens, Jaron Fields, Dana Hood, Rachael Mikell, Samuel Overman, Paige Price, Hannah Slaughter, Shelby Spencer and Courtenay Well. The Musicians: Amanda Pauley (Musical Director/Keyboard), Perry Currin (Guitar), Andrew Small (Guitar), Nathan Pauley (Bass) and Ivan Price (Drums). The Chorus: Kelly Harris, Ryan Medlin, Ashleigh Moore, Debbie Lee, Sonya Small and Dr. Keith Smith. The Production Crew: Tameka Wright (Stage Manager), Scott Loveless (Set Construction), Jessica Gay (Costumes, Hair/Make-up, Production Leader), Ashleigh Moore (Chorus & Production Assistant), Darlene Williams (Properties & Costumes), Caitlyn Van Order (Production Assistant), Tristan Hunter (Production & Technical Assistant), Shiloh Burch (Production Assistant & House Manager), Venus Andrews (Hair Stylist Cosmetology Program), and Cosmetology Program Hair Stylists: Jveshia Nicholson, Kaya Cutler, Touche Foster, AKeila Sullivan and Vee Wiggins. The Graphic Designers: Taylor Bowman, Jonathan Davis, Joe DeLoach Brandon Fitch, Tony Johnson, Karla Lilley, Jan Shearin, Stephen Vassalo and Chalea Warth.

 

This year marks the tenth anniversary of the Nash Community College annual dinner theatre with a menu consisting of a 70’s flair in honor of Godspell’s original release. The production was a collaboration of the NCC drama production class, Culinary, Hospitality Management, Advertising & Graphic Design, and Cosmetology programs.

Photo Credit: Andrew P. Small, NCC Director of Media Production