A Christmas Madrigal for Sunday in My City

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One crisp moonlit Friday night, Fisherhubby and I joined our friends Bill and Eloise (pronounced E-Lois) and headed to one of our local high schools to take in the Christmas Madrigal Dinner.
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We were joined there by other friends,
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Among them the grandparents, parents, and siblings of who for US was the "star" of the Madrigal.
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"The Jester"

AKA:  Marcus.

Have you ever seen a more handsome Jester in your life?
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While we waited for the festivities to begin, we read through the "Rules of Etyquette" which we found at our places.

I don't know for sure and for certain, but methinks perhaps our very own Jester, Marcus, had a nimble hand in helping to CREATE this list.

At least I can "hear" his voice throughout.

If you did not take the time to READ through and decipher this list - - - oh do go back and do so now.  They are "choiyce."

Soon it was time for the entertainments to begin.
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The director (Mr. Plehn) directed.
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The Jester jested - - - and greeted - - - and narrated - - - and acted.

He was one busy and talented Jester.
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The long trumpeters trumpeted.
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His Majesty's Dubious Thespians Thesped.

No, it is NOT a real word - - - go with it, O.K.?
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As far as we were concerned, being his greatest fans and all, the Jester stole the show.

With a lot of help from his also very funny counterpart, "Pierrot."
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Each and every "gueyst" received one of these designer dessert plates.

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They were made from clay especially for the Madrigal by the oh-so-creative students in the Art Department at Nekoosa High School.

And all returned home better for having shared a little Renaissance Christmas Culture with his neighbor.

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Joining Unknown Mami
For Sundays in my City.

Please hurry over to her place to see
What others are sharing of their cities.

My city is Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin

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