ABOUT OUR 65th SEASON Tickets are now on sale for our 65th season, and we invite you to join us for a slate of seven plays and musicals that run the gamut from the always-popular musical Annie to paranormal comedy to heartwarming and heartrending dramas. We will celebrate our 65th year of bringing award-winning theater to Annapolis with some of the best plays of current American theater.
★ The season opens in September with Communicating Doors, a mystery/time travel/farce by England’s master of comedy, Alan Ayckbourn. A young woman from the future stumbles upon a hotel door that can take her back in time to 1978 and 1998. With help from two women from the past, she moves back and forth in time trying to save their lives. This play will keep you laughing even as you are mystified by the plot twists so expertly woven into the play.
★ America’s favorite orphan and her loveable dog take the stage for five weeks in November and December. Annie has a timeless ability to entertain and uplift audiences of all ages and is our gift to you for the holiday season. It is packed full of comedy with sparkling songs by Charles Strouse and Martin Charnin such as “Tomorrow,” “Easy Street,” and “N.Y.C.” Thomas Meehan wrote the book of this enduring musical masterpiece with its message of hope that resonates in our troubled times.
★ Coyote on a Fence, which runs for three weeks in January, is a searing drama about two men on death row. Bruce Graham’s play does not ask audiences to judge the two men or the judicial system or capital punishment. It is just a powerful drama about the relationship between the two men, a prison guard and a newspaper reporter.
★ Superior Donuts is the name of a Chicago donut shop and also the title of the play by Pulitzer and Tony award winner Tracy Letts that will be presented in February and March. Superior Donuts is a comedy-drama centered on the warm relationship that develops between the elderly owner of a rundown donut shop and a young African-American employee who is full of ideas about how to turn the shop into a thriving, modern business.
★ The idea for our second musical came from a supermarket tabloid story about a half boy/ half bat creature found in a cave. Laurence O’Keefe, Keythe Farley, and Brian Flemming took that idea and turned it into Bat Boy: The Musical, a high-energy and quirky show about an outsider seeking acceptance from residents of a small West Virginia town. There is a wide variety of exceptional music in this show -- gospel, a touch of rock, love songs, novelty numbers, dances; in short, something for everyone.
★ These Shining Lives, which runs in May, is the story of women who were hired in the 1920s to paint numerals on faces of watches and clocks. They were assured that the radium powder used for the glow-in-the-dark numerals was harmless. In Melanie Marnich’s drama, four women refuse to allow the company that stole their health to also kill their spirits -- or endanger the lives of those who come after them.
★ The season ends in June with Dead Man’s Cell Phone, Sarah Ruhl’s wildly imaginative comedy/mystery about a woman in a restaurant who takes the cell phone of a dead man at the next table. Thus begins her quirky odyssey into the lives of other people who knew the deceased. The play was a Pulitzer Prize finalist and a Tony Award nominee.
- 12 - PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE THE PRODUCTION STAFF COLONIAL We’ve seen some wide ranging theater this Director...... Barbara Marder season. Some of you will remember being PLAYERS, “bewitched” with our season opener Bell, Producer...... Joan Townshend INC. Book, and Candle, “bothered” by the legal Stage Manager...... Dave Carter argument and political posturing of Sunlight, and then “bewildered” with our South Sea Assistant Stage Manager...... Hannah Sturm 108 East Street • Annapolis, MD 21401 adventure Shipwrecked. And if that was Set Designer...... Edd Miller Telephone: 410-268-7373 not enough, we then brought a historical thecolonialplayers.org perspective to the stage with Judge Biddle, Lead Carpenter...... Dick Whaley our one time Attorney General, in Trying, our founding fathers of the Continental Congress Carpenters...... Bob Mumper, Jim Robinson, Ted Yablonski, Sam Handrick BOARD OF DIRECTORS in 1776, and finally medical practices of the Set Decoration...... Lois Banscher, Edd Miller Corporate Officers: 19th century with the use of the vibrator as a President...... Terry Averill palliative in In The Next Room. Our season has Set and Floor Painting...... Sam Handrick, Edd Miller, Tom Stuckey certainly been “stimulating,” has it not? Vice President...... Tom Stuckey Costume Designer...... Meg Venton Treasurer...... Kaelynn Miller But more than stimulating, our season Secretary...... Jo Sullivan Lighting Designer...... Tim Grieb contained a thoughtful perspective about Directors: empathy and respect for viewpoints other Lighting Assistants...... Jennifer Dustin, Sam Handrick, Julien Jacques, Heather Quinn, Artistic...... Carol Youmans than our own. We learned to imagine through Hannah Sturm, Tom Stuckey, Lelia TahaBurt, Beth Terranova the minds of others. We’ve had a full theatrical Education & Special Projects...... Ron Giddings Sound Designer...... Lindsea Sharpe Human Resources...... Shirley Panek meal, I would say. But as you might agree, no Marketing ...... Beverly Hill van Joolen meal is complete without a tasty dessert. And Sound Consultant...... Wes Bedsworth that’s why we bring you Taking Steps, a farce Operations...... Wes Bedsworth Lighting/Sound Technician...... Hannah Sturm Production...... Beth Terranova flavored with ridiculous people and situations. In Taking Steps, we find ourselves in the Properties Designer...... Lois Banscher unlikely world of a haunted one-time brothel CP SPECIAL EVENTS in the English countryside. The people are Assistant to the Director...... Dave Carter fatuous, the situation unreal. Yet somehow, Season Sneak Peek Play Consultant...... Rick Wade Summer One Act Festival like all great farces, this one uncovers a treasure trove of truth about human nature Promising Playwright Contest Program/Poster Design...... Jim Gallagher and about ourselves, the audience. We are Post Show Talk Back unsuspecting. That’s the nature of farce. We Photos...... Colburn Images Scholarship Award laugh at the characters’ confusion. We mock Program Editor...... Tom Stuckey Season Celebration their stupidity and blindness to reality. We Beth Whaley Series shake our heads at the disconnect between Program Assistant...... Nancy Long their personal fantasy and day-to-day reality. For information on these events, contact: [email protected] And that’s what makes the dessert so delicious. The larger the gap that exists between the characters as they see themselves and the ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Front of House person others see, the more hilariously delectable it becomes. We are laughing Box Office...... Carol Youmans at ourselves by mocking the behavior and Subscriptions...... Lynda Cunningham delusion of others. We grow through our Mary Beth Yablonski laughter. How wonderful that is. Ushers...... Jeanie Mincher News & Cues Editor...... Beth Terranova We end our 2012-13 season refreshed and Susan Harrison Webmasters...... Richard Atha-Nicholls happy, full of chuckles to take with us as we Wes Bedsworth venture back into the real world. That’s art, Lynda Fitzgerald, Anne Arundel Community College and that’s our community theater.
- Terry Averill
- 2 - - 11 - To Our Contributors (continued) DIRECTOR’S NOTES PATRONS TAKING STEPS….. two steps forward, one step water pipes, and a ghost named Scarlet Lucy. Jennifer Abner Frances M. Dryer Earl Marquette forward, step back, two steps back… starting a Improbably, Ayckbourn insists we have all three Barbara E. Aisley Frank & Verna Galloway B C McLay marriage, ending a marriage, buying a house, floors of the house on stage at the same time. Meredith Allison Bob & Doris Gavazzi Para & Miller Families selling a house, opening a business, taking We see our characters while they are hidden Mrs. Elizabeth Ball Adele Greil Bill & Priscilla Mitchell charge, letting go, making a decision. We are from each other; we know they are about to Jim & Judy Barrowman Willie & Laura Gumula Sue Norris taking steps every day. Sometimes we just don’t collide long before they do. The results can be Mr. & Mrs. C. W. Bedsworth, 3rd Tyler & Carol Ann Hecht Jack & Vesta Phiel know which step it is or which direction it goes very funny. If tragedy says man is noble because Pat & Karen Brown Elizabeth Hepler Jim & Dale Pumphrey or who we’re going to find on the next step. he valiantly wars against unconquerable nature, Pat & Bill Cameron Kathleen Horwitz John & Judy Schuyler In his 1979 farce Taking Steps, Alan Ayckbourn then comedy, such as ours, says man bumbles Carol Carman Elia & John Howser Dennis & Maureen Sullivan Alice Chambers Betty & Robert Hyers Joanne Trepp presents six characters confronted with steps along, making every possible mistake and still Dick & Joan Clinch Eugenia Judge Sharie Lacey Valerio to take. Being a farce, and a British one at ends up standing. So, we love these characters Cathy & Joe Coble Sally Laing Joan & Bill Weingartner that, his play gives us a set of very probable, because in their bumbling ways, they are really Dianne Crews Lynn Landon Carvel & Margaret Wolfe though quite amusing, characters, then puts us, and they will survive, basically unscathed, to JBG Anderson Elaine & David Leaverton Francis D. Wright & Maureen Martinez them in a series of improbable situations, not go forth and bumble again. I invite you to join Al & Pat Crosby Shirley G. Lieberman John & Judith Youngblood the least of which is encountering one another my friends at The Pines. I have been having a Richard Davis Jane Lunney Leila Youngren on a cold and rainy Friday evening in a large, great good time there, and I sincerely hope you leaky house with a history as a brothel. The do, also. ABOUT THE PLAYWRIGHT Pines is a large Victorian manor house of no particular distinction with corridors of brown - Barbara Marder Alan Ayckbourn is an Olivier and Tony Award his 54th year as a playwright, he has rarely been rooms (in various shades), leaky ceilings, noisy -winning playwright who has written 77 plays, tempted to write for television or film because more than half of which have been produced in of his love for live theater. Three new Ayckbourn London’s West End as well as around the world. plays will be presented this summer at the Most of his plays premiered at the Stephen Stephen Joseph Theatre, and a revival of one of Joseph Theatre in Scarborough, an arena his most successful plays, Relatively Speaking, ABOUT THE DIRECTOR theater like Colonial Players, where he was is now playing at the Wyndham Theatre on Barbara Marder has She worked for many years as an adjudicator artistic director between 1972 and 2009. Now in London’s West End. been associated with Colonial for the American College Theatre Festival and Players for more than 25 years. served as the two-year/small college chair She has served on the board and board representative for the Association SAY WHAT? as Education/Special Projects for Theatre in Higher Education, appearing on Director and on a variety of panels at the national convention a number committees, including Play Selection, Promising of times. She received an outstanding director Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw once described England and America as two countries Playwrights Play Selection, and Award Selection award from ACTF, where she also had several separated by a common language. There is some truth to that. Many words and phrases Judge. She directed Splendour, and the staged shows nominated for participation at the used in the British Isles haven’t traveled across the Atlantic or have different meanings here. reading of Coal Creek, a Promising Playwright- regional festival. In Taking Steps, you will hear a few of those words that have a peculiarly English meaning. winning script, as well as serving as play consultant for several short play festivals. Barbara serves as a theater panelist for • Boot: Not the kind you wear on your feet, but the trunk of a car. Boot may have originally Barbara is retired from the theater/performing the Maryland State Arts Council reviewing referred to a box on the back of a carriage where the footman stored his boots. arts faculty of Anne Arundel Community applicants for state arts grants and works with • RSJs: Rolled steel joists, an alternate for I-beams. College, where she served as Chairman of area hospitals and agencies role playing as • Just a tick: Just a minute. Performing Arts and Director of the Moonlight a standardized patient to help train medical • M1: A major expressway from Leeds to London. Troupers Drama Club the last six years of full personnel. Working with Taking Steps has • Buffet: The car in a train where passengers can buy food. time work. During 35 years with AACC, she been a real pleasure for her due to both the • Kitted up: Suited up, or dressed for a particular sport. directed a wide variety of shows ranging from hardworking and supportive cast and the • Gormless: Lacking intelligence and vitality. Dull. musicals to serious drama to comedies and challenge of making simultaneous action on • Champers: Champagne. children’s theater. Favorites include Ragtime, three floors work for the audience as well as • Black velvet: A classic mixed drink of Guinness, stout, and champagne. The Music Man, Inherit the Wind, All My Sons, the cast. “A three-ring circus is always fun, On the Razzle, and Winnie-the-Pooh. especially when you get to direct it.” • Knackered: Exhausted, particularly after sexual activity. • Ton-up thugs: A biker subculture that originated in the UK during the 1950s. • Poleaxed: Stunned. - 10 - - 3 - To Our Contributors THE CAST Thank you for your support. Your generous gifts help us to continue to provide educational and training programs, encouragement and entertainment to all who are interested in dramatic arts. HEATHER BAGNALL KEN SABEL (Elizabeth Crabbe) (Roland Crabbe) Honorary Members Heather, originally from Ken last appeared on the CP The Hon. & Mrs. Martin J. O’Malley Christopher B. Nelson Annapolis, is an actress, dancer, stage as Bartie Cruikshank in The Hon. & Mrs. Joshua J. Cohen VADM & Mrs. Michael H. Miller model, choreographer, and Over My Dead Body. He was Willy director. Along with her many Loman in Death of a Salesman. LIFE MEMBERs performance skills, she is an accomplished drama Other roles on our stage include Adolph Freitag Cdr. William R. Curtis Frank McLane Hyde Col. USMC (Ret.) Fred & Paula Fishback Judi Hilton-Hyde & Mrs. Richard W. Smith and dance instructor and amateur aerialist. She in The Last Night of Ballyhoo, Matt in Tally’s Robert Giddings Irene E. Norton Allan Starkey has worked extensively in the United States Folly, Ken Gordon in Rumors, Roald Amundsen Bill & Peggy Griswold Ronald Powell Mrs. Benjamin B. Wills, Jr. as well as in Europe, most recently honing in Terra Nova, Prof. Ravenswaal in Wrong Turn Daniel G. Higgs Dr. & Mrs. James W. Ross her comedy skills with the renowned Second at Lungfish, and Megs in Strange Snow among City Training Center in Chicago. Her favorite many others. Ken has appeared in various producers roles include A Man of No Importance (Adele), Baltimore theaters including as Walter in Don’t Kristen Abbey Meg Hosmer David & Patricia Mutschler Perez Hilton Saves the Universe…(Kathy Griffin), Drink the Water, Sidney in Light up the Sky, and Col. USA (ret) & Mrs. Fred Arquilla Michael J. Keller Norman & Judy Shackelton Wes Bedsworth & Kaelynn Miller Linda & Roger Lark Ray & Patricia Strong Camelot (Guinevere), Maryland Renaissance Ben in The Little Foxes, all at Vagabonds. He William Bowen, Jr. Eleanor M. Perfetto & John H. McLeod Sandra Sundeen Festival (Purity Grimes), SINGLEMARRIEDGIRL was the Duke of Cornwall in King Lear for the James W. Cheevers Nancy P. Morgan Dick Whaley (Laurel), and working with the Disney Cruise Maryland Stage Company. Ken served six years George L. Helwig Michael & Sage Mumma John & Judith Wobensmith Line. Along with real life partner Luke Tudball, on CP’s board of directors. He recently retired Heather is Co-Founding Artistic Director of from the U. S. Naval Academy and is completing Directors Tasty Monster Productions. After Taking Steps, a BA in history at the University of Maryland, Don & Lucy Arthur Donald & Julia Erickson Barbara Stern she will take her one-woman original show Baltimore County. Tim Brown Alice Kurs Victoria Waidner SINGLEMARRIEDGIRL overseas to the 2013 Arthur & Bernardine Chomas ADM Charles R. & Sally Larson Karen Whaley Edward E. Cohee, Jr. Dr. Philip & Deborah Maiese Carol & Jack Youmans Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Visit her online at LUKE TUDBALL Tim Dangel Phil & Sandy Ourisson www.facebook.com/TheExquisiteHeather. (Mark Boxer) For more on SINGLEMARRIEDGIRL visit www. Luke trained at the Central Designers singlemarriedgirl.com. Heather thanks Colonial School of Speech & Drama, Bill & Susan Allen The Hon. & Mrs. Michael E. Loney William & Maryada Ritchie Players for their tremendous support! London; the Russian School Richard Atha-Nicholls Dan & Nancy Long Jim & Charlotte Robinson of Acting; The Actors Centre, Dr. James H & Lisa Moore Anne Sloan ERIC HUFFORD London; and TVI Actors Studio, NY. As an actor, CarolAnn M. Babcock Anne & Manfred Muecke South Arundel Veterinary Hospital (Leslie Bainbridge) Dr. Michael & Ellen Berger Thea B. Pinskey Mr. & Mrs. Mel & Joanne Sykes singer, producer, and director, he has toured Judith Clark Richard & Mary Rea Gazella & William Weigand Eric is happy to be back for his in Europe and worked extensively in the UK Bill Brewer & Collot Guerard Sharry & Don Reed Mary Beth & Ted Yablonski fourth production at Colonial and the US, most recently as a Resident Artist Gary & Janice Jobson David & Diane Rey Players. Also at CP, he appeared at the Berlin Theatre, Columbia, MO. Recent Dr. Stephen & Christine Killian Carolyn Rhoads as Thomas Jefferson in the credits include A Midsummer Night’s Dream, recent production of 1776. As Fred and Young Maryland Renaissance Festival (Bottom); SPONSORS Scrooge in last December’s A Christmas Carol, Merry Wives of Windsor, Shakespeare Theatre Art Things, Inc. David & Kathy Larrabee Wayne Singley and as Sheriff Joe Sutter in the 2012 production Company (Pistol/Nym/Bardolph); A Man of No Liz & Bryan Barrett Helen Fisher Leitch Art & Angela Smookler Janet & Nick Berry Lois & Noel Milan Philip Tawes of The Spitfire Grill. He got his start in theater in Importance (Robbie) and Personals (Sam), both Mrs. Louise Chrissos Joyce C. Miller Joan & Rolph Townshend high school and portrayed Tom in Schoolhouse at Berlin Theatre. He is a member of British Pat & Jim Church Henry Mortimer Stephen R. & Patricia H. Troy Rock Live! in college. Eric has appeared in Actors Equity, SAG-AFTRA, The Spotlight, and is Robert & Janet Downey Ed & Jeanne Paglee Dr. Stephan & Tamara Tymkiw Drama Learning Center’s Joseph and the an EMC member of the AEA. He is Co-Founding Carol & Joe Friend Dan & Joan Placido Mary Walker Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Red Branch Artistic Director of Tasty Monster Productions, Mike & JoAnn Gidos David Pools Carolyn & Jeb Wells Alice Riley Hall Marcia & Edward Price Brian & Susan Whaley Theatre’s Once on This Island, and AACC’s Jesus which will be staging the original work Dr. Ross & Patricia Heisman John & Constance Robinson Virginia White Christ Superstar. “I’d like to give a big thank you SINGLEMARRIEDGIRL at this year’s Edinburgh Dr. & Mrs. Charles O. Heller Marcia G. Sandground Dick & Barbie Willis to all of my friends who continually come out Fringe Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland. His many Duncan & Dianne Hood Michele & Earl Schaffer Elizabeth L. Wilson and support all of my performances. It means a other credits include work in voiceover, radio, Bill & Helena Hunter Ed & Sue Senasack Dr. Jim & Gail Wise Emily Joyce Ms. Grace Shapiro Karen & John Wright lot to me. Enjoy the shows!” film, and television. Bernard & Hannah Kaufman Robert Sherer H. Hunter & Shirley Kennard Joyce Shue
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EDD MILLER Studies and Art History minors. At St. Mary’s, SARAH WADE PAUL WEBSTER (Set Designer) she recently assistant stage managed Working: (Kitty) (Tristram Watson) Edd has been designing sets for A Musical and stage managed Laughing at Life: Most recently, Sarah was seen Paul is very excited to be making many years for Colonial Players, A Performance of Kyôgen Plays, which was as Lola Heart in the Benevolent his Colonial Players debut! His including sets earlier this season a Kennedy Center American College Theatre Man Society’s production of theater experience includes for Sunlight and In the Next Festival Region 2 invited production. Hannah Blank Spaces. She last appeared characters such as Peter Quince Room, or the Vibrator Play. He also has acted would like to thank Mom, Dad, Dingo, and the at Colonial Players as the Charwoman in A in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Charlie in and directed many shows since joining CP CP family for their support. Christmas Carol. She also appeared in the Bits Brown in You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown. in 1964. Edd won the 2012 Washington Area ‘n Pieces festival as Ionesco in The Shepherd’s He’s a big fan of farce and can’t wait to get on Theatre Community Honors award for best JOAN K. TOWNSHEND Chameleon and as the Girl in Starcrossed. the stage! Paul would like to give a big thank direction of a play for Going to St. Ives, which (Producer) Before that, she appeared in the Compass Rose you to the staff of the 1st Mariner Arena Box also won awards for best play among the 83 Joan has been active at Studio Theater’s production of Oliver! as Bet Office, his roommate Sarah, and, of course, his plays judged last year and for best lead actress. Colonial Players for many years, and the Widow Sowerberry. She also worked mother for being so supportive and putting up Edd also was nominated for a WATCH award for appearing on stage as well as as sound designer for The Miracle Worker and with him. Enjoy the show! best set decoration for his work on last season’s handling backstage jobs such as To Kill a Mockingbird for Compass Rose. “Much production of Chapter Two. stage manager, lighting and sound technician, love to my family and friends for understanding usher, sound design, and crew. Her favorite that I can’t tonight, I have rehearsal.” LINDSEA SHARPE roles are Lady Thiang in The King and I and Ethel (Sound Designer) P. Savage in The Curious Savage. She directed Lindsea, who just completed last season’s musical, The Spitfire Grill. Other THE STAFF her freshman year at Annapolis directorial works at CP were Over My Dead High School, was introduced Body and The Last Night of Ballyhoo. Joan has to Colonial Players when her served as President, Vice President, and Play LOIS BANSCHER on the West Coast, where he was involved with brother was in A Christmas Carol in 2010. This Selection Chair of Colonial Players. While Vice (Properties Designer) shows such as Lend Me a Tenor, Oedipus, and President, she guided the organization through season she worked in the tech booth for A Winding down her fourth Our Country’s Good. His training began with a restructuring process to develop a more Christmas Carol and Trying. Lindsea is also a Colonial Players season, Lois Citrus College and extended to The London effective board and move decision making down lighting designer for her high school’s drama continues her treasure hunts Academy of Music and Dramatic Art, but Dave to the team level. company. However, this is her first time as a for props, which most recently feels that most of what he is able to bring sound designer, and she is ready and willing to included a horse hair fly “swisher,” a “coffee to the stage comes from the people he has MEG VENTON learn. Softball has been Lindsea’s main interest bowl”, and 1776 newspapers. With an internet worked with in the theater as well as the great (Costume Designer) for 11 years, and she plays on a select team search, a Ford’s Theatre props contact, and a thing we call Life. from Severna Park which travels to tournaments Meg has been costuming for phone call to the Independence Hall curator in other states. This limits her time for theater, about four years, starting with in Philadelphia, Lois brought these and other TIM GRIEB but she can never stay away for long as it has Into the Woods and Bugsy props to the stage for 1776. Taking Steps is the (Lighting Designer) become an important part of her life. She Malone at Annapolis Middle 10th play for Lois and her first time with Director Tim is proud to be working with thanks her family, friends, teachers, and all School and A Christmas Story for Standing O Barbara Marder. “Colonial Players is blessed to Barbara again as his first lighting of the wonderful theater people she has met Productions. She has worked on hats at CP for have such dedicated, talented, and professional designs were done as one of for helping her learn and take part in such an Little Women, Cinderella Waltz, A Christmas volunteers who shine in all areas of production. her students at Anne Arundel amazing theater. Carol, and Shipwrecked. She costumed Private I am proud to be a part of the CP teams.” Community College. Tim has also designed Lives and is happy to be working on this funny lighting at Laurel Mill Playhouse, Pasadena farce with such a talented group. Hannah Sturm DAVE CARTER Theatre Company, and Towson University. He (Assistant Stage Manager, (Stage Manager) is the technical director/lighting designer for Sound/Lighting Technician) Dave returns to the theater the annual Hack & Slash Christmas Special. Hannah is glad to be back with this show after a long He has degrees in theater from AACC and at Colonial Players after last hiatus. Taking Steps is his Towson University. Tim would like to dedicate summer’s stint as intern. A first production with Colonial this design to the memory of Professor Robert rising senior at St. Mary’s College of Maryland, Players, and he is very excited to be working on “Chief” Kauffman for fostering the love and Hannah is a Theater Studies major with Museum the show. Most of his theater experience was respect for theater that he has today! - 8 - - 5 - 64th Season 336th Season Production
THE COLONIAL PLAYERS, INC. presents
Written by Alan Ayckbourn
Directed by Barbara Marder
The Cast PLACE (in order of appearance) The action takes place in The Pines: the attic, the bedroom, the lounge, and the linking stairs and passageways. Elizabeth Crabbe...... Heather Bagnall Mark Boxer...... Luke Tudball Tristram Watson...... Paul Webster TIME The present Roland Crabbe...... Ken Sabel ACT I Leslie Bainbridge...... Eric Hufford Friday night Kitty...... Sarah Wade ACT II Saturday morning
THERE WILL BE ONE INTERMISSION BETWEEN ACT I AND ACT II.
Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc. Taking photographs and using any recording devices are strictly prohibited. Smoking is prohibited throughout the building.
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