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From The Director
Arsenic and Old Lace by Joseph Kesselring is a play set in the early 1940's. It is a delightful comedy that never goes out of style.
For a community theater, this play is a wonderful venue for experienced actors, as well as less or non-experienced actors. The 14 parts in the cast allow for new folks to try out their talents with some smaller character parts, while the lead roles are challenging and fun. I am blessed to have a cast that is talented, game, and willing to take suggestions from the director!
I hope everyone will be entertained and leave the venue with a lighter heart than when they arrived. This was, in fact, what I believe the intent on the part of Mr. Kesselring, as a World War was raging at the time of this writing. Entertainment, in my opinion, a place where one can come and forget real-life for a time, is what theater should be.
-- Janis Turner
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Crew
| Stage Manager |
Cindy Matteson
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| Adapted Scenic Design |
Paul A. Nelson
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| Lighting Designer |
Randy Turner
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| Lighting Crew |
Adam Turner
, Joseph Turner |
| Sound Board Operator |
Ron Johnson
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| Set Construction Crew |
Rebekah D. Blair
, Dan Brockel , Charles E. Church , Anne Davenport-Leete , Barbara Gee , Matt Herbert , Dick Marcott , Mary R. Rolick , Eric L. Van Druff |
| Running Crew |
Candy Tingley
, Greg Tingley |
| Properties |
Nancy Coder
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| Costumer |
Cheryl Lopus
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| Publicity |
Sharie Radzavich
, Chris Mackowski , Julie Dykstra |
| Program |
Chris Mackowski
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| Box Office |
Chris Mackowski
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Hospitality
| Hospitality Host |
John Ryan
, Rebecca Ryan , Taffy Meyer , Dr. George Evans , Mrs. George Evans , Tillie Brady , Rick Frederick , Jan Frederick , Linda Conklin |
| Reception Donations |
Iris Ervin
, Isabella Champlin , Jackie Streb , Tillie Brady , Rebecca Ryan , John Ryan |
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