It’s a dressed, set and go for the Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School (RFH) Tower Players’ production of Nutcracker … the Musical this weekend.
Continue reading Scene Around: RFH Tower Players’ Dressed & Set for ‘Nutcracker’ 
The stage is getting set for the RFH Tower Players’ fall production of Nutcracker; and, there’s a need for some techie help in set construction.
Yes, it’s a tough job, and those who have to do it love to do it. The need is just greater than past years for some tech crew help.
So, we’re taking you back … to the days of a rather opulent set and a diligent crew setting it.
Continue reading Retro RFH Tower Player Techies 
Show time is tomorrow for the RFH Tower Players’ fall production of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow back on the stage at the high school. In honor of opening night curtain and returning to the stage, we offer a look back at a trip down the RFH Yellow Brick Road to Oz and some staged wizardry of the early 1970s at RFH.
I have a feeling we’re not in Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School (RFH) anymore …
Continue reading Retro RFH Show Time: Oz Wizadry
It’s that time of the RFH school year when the Tower Players are readying their fall production. This year it’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and curtain goes up three days from now.
Shows have always been a tradition at RFH — every high school, for that matter. There are usually two: a fall drama and a spring musical.
But, back in the 1970s, there was more. Seniors had an end-of-the-year variety show and, for a short stint, freshmen had a follies. And in the fall of 1974, all freshmen talent was pooled and the follies show went on.
Continue reading Retro RFH Freshmen Show Folk
Well, it’s opening night of the RFH Tower Players’ production of The Secret Garden.
Photo/RFH yearbook
Our Retro Pic of the Day honors, in a small way, Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School (RFH) shows.
This shot is a yearbook picture of yours truly, your editor, in rehearsal for Plaza Suite circa 1976.
The co-star was a very nice guy, who dropped five pages worth of lines.
No problem. It was a wonderful experience. Thanks to Dan Olshansky for dropping those lines. It made this editor a better actor.
Cheers to the cast of Young Frankenstein!
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