kitchen witch
>> collin: right there in the top of the standings. >> dennis: thanks, collin. the mad-hatters community theatre is putting audiences under their spell with their production of the kitchen witches. as mal meyer reports for this
week's in focus from wadena. the cast and characters will leave many laughing, crying and spellbounded. >> mal: a cooking cable show ready to draw the curtains for one last time. brings the persona to life, and later as a character dolly
biddle. >> it makes you feel good being creative and tell a shoar through the actions and words of the author. >> mal: one of the live studio audience members become part of the show. the woman who broke up dolly's
marriage confronts her before the final bow. it's a hard story to tell, but the mad hatters do it with ease, and despite having little to no experience at all. >> i haven't worked with adults in a professional setting. >> i'm on board at mad hatters,
and i thought if i'm on the board of something, let's get in it. >> mal: director is happy to have them performing adding in a way they couldn't otherwise in a big city. >> you are part of the big anonymous rat race.
up here they need all the bodies they can get. >> mal: it's one of the things they enjoy the most about the group. >> very important part. a lot of opportunities to be part of things they may not be able to.
>> mal: telling stories the community may not otherwise hear. covered tales about ages, disabilities, lgbt issues and more. >> being from rural minnesota you go through hard things. >> mal: this play uses comedy to
soothe over the related issues of infidelity and adoption. make no mistake, it hits hard when it needs to. >> it's something to think about. >> mal: kitchen witches will be cooking up until may 15th. in wadena with this week's in
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