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| A Contemporary Farce
Directed By: Bob Gillet | Performed
at the Ellison Center for the Arts in Duxbury:
June 16, 17, 22, 23 and 24, 2000
| Four couples arrive at the townhouse of a deputy New York City Mayor and
his wife to celebrate their tenth wedding anniversary. The party never begins because the host has shot himself in the head
(it's only a flesh wound) and his wife is missing. His lawyer decides on a cover-up, which gets progressively more difficult
to sustain as the other guests arrive and nobody can remember who has been told what about whom. Doors slam and hilarity abounds
as the couples get more and more crazed trying to sort things out. (Some adult language)
For additional information,
check out this great web page about Neil Simon and Rumors. (Courtesy of Craig Bailey and the Theatre Factory in Burlington, VT) | Cast Photo Page Photos of "The Couples" | CAST & PRODUCTION STAFF
| CAST LIST | Chris Gorman | Stacey Erikson | Ken
Gorman | Bill Stambaugh | Claire Ganz | Jean Cohen | Lenny Ganz | Bern
Budd | Ernie Cusack | Michael Pevzner | Cookie Cusack | Chris
Bailey | Glenn Cooper | Stephen Doherty | Cassie Cooper | Lisa
Driscoll | Officer Welch | Eric Skarpac | Officer Pudney | Dawn
Schuster | PRODUCTION STAFF | Production
Manager | Steve Loring | Stage Manager | Joyce Doyle | Set Construction
Chief | Ricki Bowser | Publicity & Poster Design | Jan Neubauer | Lighting
Design | Jim Bowser | Sound Design | Bern Budd | Lighting and
Sound Operator | Pam Harty | Props | Maureen Dinsmore, Joan Paquette | Costume
Coordinator, Set Dressing | Becky Wells, Sue Jannetty | Furniture | Steve Loring,
Dick McCurdy | Makeup | Winnie Adler, Marion Schena | Photography & Lobby
Display | Sunny Steadman | House Management | Stan Burgess | Box
Office | Marie Gillet, Eve Montague | Refreshments | Carmella Loring, Sally McGarigal | Seamstress | Winnifred
D'Amelio | Set Construction & Painting | Jim Bowser, Ric Bailey, Bern Budd, Betsy Budd,
Stan Burgess, Maureen Dinsmore, Stacey Erikson, Pam Harty, Al Johnson, Larry Loveridge, Dick McCurdy, Mike Pevzner, Bill Stambaugh,
Ross Troiano |
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