This poem was written by Jocelyn Mosman, who performed in the Same Difference play on the Same Difference trip to Odessa, Texas.

Same Difference

People are people, no matter what kind.
No matter what color or shape you will find.
It makes no difference if you’re big or small.
It doesn’t matter if you’re short or tall.
Everyone’s different, so nobody’s perfect.
Only God is perfect- last time I checked.
Everyone smiles in the same language, there’s no need to put up a fence.
Because no matter who you are or what you look like compared to others, just say, “Same Difference!”

–by Jocelyn Mosman, age 12

• Fri 10/27 7-11pm
• Sat 10/28 7-11pm
• Sun 10/29 2-6pm
• Mon 10/30 7-11pm
• Tues 10/31 4-7pm (Free during mall party.)
• Tues 10/31 7-11pm

Admission is $3 and all proceeds benefit Same Difference Inclusive Theatre Company.

The Haunted House is suitable for all ages. The four rooms provide a little scare with lots of fun.

The Illustrated Woman will premier tonight at 7 PM at the Same Difference Theater in the MOFAB Building (400 W. Park).

This show features a very diverse cast who have chosen to participate in this production.

The show schedule is as fallows:

• Friday, October 20, 2006 at 7 PM
• Saturday, October 21, 2006 at 7 PM
• Sunday, October 22, 2006 at 2 PM

Admission is by donation. Your support is greatly appreciated.

Same Difference is currently in production of The Illustrated Woman, which is a very intense drama about domestic violence, sexual abuse, and mental illness.

It is a fundraiser for Safe Space Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Program, and will be October 20-21st.

This is one of the most socially sigificant productions we have undertaken, and Melissa believes it will be an extremely valuable educational tool. The cast includes: Jancee Hansen, Jean Gibson, Randy Skates, Cory Schneider, Regina Pate-Terry and Melissa Hansen.

Hope to see you there!

The local SDITC crew is currently rehearsing the play to get ready for our performance on Thursday for The Montana Council of Developmental Disabilities. This is a way to thank them for all of their support for the past 3 years.

Hey all!

We finished gettting all of the picutres from the summer camp online. They’re on our Flickr. We’ve also created a pool so if anyone else who was at the summer camp has a Flickr, you can add your pictures of the camp to the pool.

Here’s just a few of the 200+. Haha.

We’re putting the finishing touches on the site and then it’ll be all up and running. Photos of the camp and play will be on our Flickr account and on the site soon. Keep checking back for updates!