Adding to the whimsical atmosphere of Camelot, butterflies Kamryn Fraser, Emily Meeder and Katie Furman flitted across the stage throughout the performance. (Photo by John Lamon)

One of nine children participating in Camelot, Jessie Hibbard tumbled her way across the stage prior to the joust scene. Hibbard, whose mother played the nymph Nimue, attends Sugar Camp Elementary School. (Photo by John Lamon)

In her fourth production with the group, Lisann Snedden assumed the grueling role of Guenevere. A dancer since the age of four, Snedden had owns and operates the studio Danceworks Unlimited in Eagle River since 1992. (Photo by Gary Gilbert)

Following the final show, Lisann Snedden accepts the congratulations of a community member. (Photo by John Lamon)

Thirty-six Northwoods community members participated in the 2001 production of Camelot. (Photo by John Lamon)

Ashley Ebann and Kara Miller enjoy a curtain call as part of their first performance with the TLTC.  As ladies of the court, Ebann and Miller's contribution to the chorus helped to tell Camelot's story. (Photo by John Lamon)

Audience members roared with laughter as King Pellinore, played by Cliff Hales, and his spoiled dog Horrid wandered on to the stage.  This was Hales first show since playing Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof. (Photo by John Lamon)

In her first major role with the company, Toni Collins played the sweet-toothed Morgan le Fey.  Tempted by marzipan and chocolates, le Fey and her court trapped the unwitting King Arthur in an invisible wall.  (Photo by John Lamon)

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