Cindy Yesko, left and Dave Figgins as diner employees during dress rehearsal for Field School's 59th annual variety show, "Granted: Where the Road Begins." on March 3 in Park Ridge. The show is written, choreographed and acted by parents and opens March 8. | Rob Hart~Sun-Times Media
Erin Paluch, center, as a waitress during dress rehearsal for Field School's 59th annual variety show, "Granted: Where the Road Begins." on March 3 in Park Ridge. The show is written, choreographed and acted by parents and opens March 8. | Rob Hart~Sun-Times Media
The opening scene during dress rehearsal for Field School's 59th annual variety show, "Granted: Where the Road Begins." on March 3 in Park Ridge. The show is written, choreographed and acted by parents and opens March 8. | Rob Hart~Sun-Times Media
Ron Elmgren plays Zoltar during dress rehearsal for Field School's 59th annual variety show, "Granted: Where the Road Begins." on March 3 in Park Ridge. The show is written, choreographed and acted by parents and opens March 8. | Rob Hart~Sun-Times Media
Producer Amy Zima plays Edna Mode in a superhero scene during dress rehearsal for Field School's 59th annual variety show, "Granted: Where the Road Begins." on March 3 in Park Ridge. The show is written, choreographed and acted by parents and opens March 8. | Rob Hart~Sun-Times Media
A dance during a super hero scene during dress rehearsal for Field School's 59th annual variety show, "Granted: Where the Road Begins." on March 3 in Park Ridge. The show is written, choreographed and acted by parents and opens March 8. | Rob Hart~Sun-Times Media
Ron Elmgren plays Zoltar during dress rehearsal for Field School's 59th annual variety show, "Granted: Where the Road Begins." on March 3 in Park Ridge. The show is written, choreographed and acted by parents and opens March 8. | Rob Hart~Sun-Times Media
Ron Elmgren jokingly refers to the silly antics he frequently exhibits in a Field Elementary School variety show as “total self-humiliation.” But that doesn’t mean the Park Ridge dad isn’t loving every minute of it. … Read More