After working so hard, this play finally grows matured.  Despite all the obstacles and frustration, I see it completed by all the staff and actor/acto\resses with appreciation.  In the process of working on the play, I've learned much that will become a life-long memory for sure.  I hope the play is going to ompress you as well.  I would like to thank the cast, the stage staff ( especially Sean & Hugo), and Dr. Scott.
Ruth
As follows is alist of hundreds of thank-yours:
Ruth, thank you for contributing so myuch; Cecilia, thank you for your support; Jasper, thank you for listening to my ceaseless grumbles; Mei, thank you for such brilliant ideas; Dr, Scott, thank you for creating so many possibilities in this play; and all the people who are involved in Liliom, thank you for weaving me such a gorgeous tapestry of memory.
Sean
I always go to the small park near my apartment to memorize my lines, to imagine Marie and Wolf flirting with each other and stuff like passionate love and ideal love.  In the many rehersals, the annual play people are always laughing at me because Marie is the funniest character.  However, I fo appreciate her since her simple--mindedness is rarely found in modern society now.
Hedi
Finally I make some progress.  After all, It's a great iimprovement from a servant to the magistrate.  hopefully I can act well.  and hopefully, you can all tell whom I try to imitate.
Agnes
It is a great experience for me to play a role like Mother Hollunder.  Now, I know whtat I 'll be like 50 years from now.  Hehehe...
Jessica
This is my third time to play an "immoral" character.  Please, give me a chande!  I'd rather be a poor old woman, or a decent servant girl -- just no more the shrewd!
Sunny

I'm so glad that I have the chance to play the role of wolf.  He is shy, naive, simple and sincere; a stereotype of hard--working country prople in Taiwan thirty years ago.  Wolf is also the only charavter who has the valuable chance to hug and kiss in this play, so I really cherish opportunity of the rehersal.  do you want to know more about Wolf?  Just wait and see!
Earl

In my opinion, Julie is a sensible person together  with a touch of rebellous charavteristic within her.  I think Julie is a very challenhging character  to act because she has to express herself through little gestrues and complicated facial expressins.  anyway, hope you enjoy it.
Kaity

This is a nice experience for me, though I fiil a bit tired of the many rehersals.  This is a chance for me to practice what I've learned in Performing Art.  Liliom is an interesting play, I expect that we can make it a successful show.
Chad
You will never realize my excitement of being a part of Liliom until you/ve seen it.
Stanley
Theatre is such an attractive form of art, for you can experience a lot that you will never have in your real life.  I do appreciate this opportunity to work with sthese outstanding senior schoolmates.  Now the carousel is ready to start, hold tight and enjoy it.
Lawrence
Liliom is a very naive and childish character.  He is like a child, a stern child, fighting the world that evolves him.  Money, fame and pride are the conflicts that he has to conquer through the play.
Felix
To play Ficsur, I've got to learn
A>  the most cunning eyes,
B>  the most sneaky posture,
C>  the most nasty scheme, and
D>  the most sneering attitude.
These are all set on "Liliom," a man whom I take advantage of.  Thus I have to act  like a  really bad bad girl.  Maybe not all men deserve such compliments, so I can probably learn " some" from Ficsur.  Then maybe I can protect myself more and won't get hurt easily.
Zoe