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Last update 2/12/02
Show Archive - February/March 2002
Main Stage:
"An Evening of Comedy"
"DMV Tyrant" | "Captive Audience" |
"Naomi in the Living Room" | "Funeral Parlor" |
"Wanda's Visit" | "For Whom the Southern Belle Tolls" |
Directed by Will McCaffrey | Directed by Michael Tesmacher |
"Captive Audience" Written by David Ives
All others written by Christopher Durang
Performance Dates:
Friday and Saturday, February 15, 16, 22, 23, March 1 and 2 at 8:00 PM
Sunday Matinees, February 17 and 24 at 2:00 PM
"DMV Tyrant"
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As we open with "DMV Tyrant", you'll witness the struggle of an average New
Yorker attempting to renew his driver's license, only to come up against the
awesome, maddening power of the most unhelpful DMV clerk in the world.
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CAST
| Customer | .............................. | Charles Hunter |
| DMV Lady | .............................. | LeeAnn Levi Miller |
"Naomi in the Living Room"
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In "Naomi in the Living Room", John takes his wife Johnna to visit his
mother Naomi for the holidays, only mom is prone to severe mood swings and
foul-mouthed outbursts. As the show goes on, we find out that John's mental
apple doesn't fall too far from mom's sanity tree...
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CAST
| Naomi | .............................. | Anne Rothstein |
| John | .............................. | Marcus Parrott |
| Johnna | .............................. | Christine Ann Sullivan |
"Wanda's Visit"
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In "'Wanda's Visit", Jim and Marsha have been married 13 years, and to
put it bluntly, they're stuck in a rut. Their lives are suddenly turned
upside-down when Wanda, Jim's old High School flame, shows up for a 48-hour
visit that will be talked about at the local police precinct for years to
come.
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CAST
| Jim | .............................. | Bill Sellman |
| Marsha | .............................. | Jamie Frevele |
| Wanda | .............................. | Meredith Lynn Spencer |
| Waiter | .............................. | Scott Saperstien |
"Captive Audinece"
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"Captive Audience" brings the term "interactive TV" to a whole new level
when America's favorite entertainment device begins interjecting itself into Rob and Laura's daily conversation.
Does TV really rule our lives? Stay Tuned...
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CAST
| TV Woman | .............................. | Sandra Lee Clark |
| TV Man | .............................. | Charles Hunter |
| Rob | .............................. | Tony Redden |
| Laura | .............................. | Meredith Lynn Spencer |
"Funeral Parlor"
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Susan just wants to quietly mourn the death of her husband.
She has no idea what's in store when a very strange mourner comes to pay his respects.
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CAST
| Susan | .............................. | Jacquie Kahn |
| Marcus | .............................. | Scott Saperstien |
"For Whom the Southern Belle Tolls"
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Amanda Wingvalley, the matriarch of a southern family is anxious to marry off her youngest son Lawrence - a young man plauged with psychosomatic illnesses.
When her son Tom brings home a "feminine caller" for Lawrence to meet, it soon becomes obvious that this will not work out. The laughter is non-stop in this delightful spoof of "The Glass Menagerie".
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CAST
| Amanda | .............................. | Gina Carey |
| Lawrence | .............................. | Marcus Parrott |
| Tom | .............................. | Tony Redden |
| Ginny | .............................. | LeeAnn Levi Miller |
Photos by Michael Tesmacher
The six pieces add up to a wonderfully enjoyable evening of live theatre.
PLEASE NOTE: Some of the material may contain language and situations not suitable for children.
For information call: 631-864-1070