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Our Christmas show, A Candle In the Window, has been postponed until December 2021. We will look for another Christmas play to present this year using a smaller cast number. Thank you for your support.
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Auditions for The Outsider
July 13 and 14, 6:30PM 4646 Woodbine Road, Pace
Directed by Nancy Sabol
Performance dates September 24-24 & October 1-4, 2020
Characters
Paige Caldwell, female - A professional pollster. A smart, confident woman with a professional's view of politics: she sees it as a series of contests to be won. Dave Riley, male - The Chief of Staff to the new Governor. Very smart, but--despite years of experience in government--endearingly earnest and naive on the subject of politics. Louise Peakes, female - A temporary employee hired as the Governor's executive assistant. Personable, likable, impressively confident, and entirely inept. Without knowing it, she has the air of a politician about her. The friendliness of her smile, and the confident why she looks you in the eye, would make you think, "I'd vote for her." Ned Newley, male - The new Governor. A person of impressive ability, but a complete lack of confidence. A man awaiting permission to enter a room in which he is already standing. Arthur Vance, male - One of the most experienced and successful political consultants in the country. His overbearing personality and confidence in his own opinions over the opinions of others, should make him dislikable, but his ego is more than tempered by the joy--even glee--he brings into the room, Ge's a showman, but his excitement is 100% genuine, and it's contagious. Rachel Parsons, female - A TV reporter. She has the looks to be an on-air-correspondent--though, if television had never been invented, she still would have been a journalist. Straight-forward and honest, and inquisitive by nature. She's seen enough of life--and politics--to be cynical, but she's more apt to make a wry joke. A.C. Petersen, male - A TV camera man. A working man, and--for most people--the guy you didn't notice was there. Which is fine with A.C.; he has a low tolerance for idiocy, and would rather not interact with anyone. His near-silence doesn't make him seem unfriendly, just a bit of mystery. Paige Caldwell, female - A smart, confident woman with a professional's view of politics. Dave Riley, male - Very smart, but--despite years of experience in government--endearingly earnest and naive on the subject of politics. Louise Peakes, female - Personable, likable, impressively confident, and entirely inept. Arthur Vance, male - His overbearing personality and confidence in his own opinions over the opinions of others, should make him dislikable, but his ego is more than tempered by the joy--even glee--he brings into the room. Rachel Parsons, female - Straight-forward and honest, and inquisitive by nature. She's seen enough of life--and politics--to be cynical, but she's more apt to make a wry joke. A.C. Petersen, male - A working man, and--for most people--the guy you didn't notice was there. Has a low tolerance for idiocy, and would rather not interact with anyone.
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We regret to announce that due to COVID-19, "It's A Scream: A Horror-ably Funny Comedy" and "Red vs the Wolf" productions are cancelled for this season. Along with the previously cancelled "Agnes of God," we intend to include these three shows in our 2021 season. As of now, we are planning on continuing the remainder of the 2020 season beginning with "The Outsider," as scheduled. Thank you for your support and understanding!
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10,000 Cigarettes
by Alex Broun
Directed by Mary Jane Dunlop
The Maltese Walter
by John Minigan
Directed by Mary Jane Dunlop
The Secret Jarlsberg
by Arthur M. Jolly
Directed by M.F. Loveless
Without The Weasel
by Dennis Jones
Directed by M.F. Loveless
Call of The Revolution
by Leonid Andreyev
adapted for the stage by Walter Wykes
Directed by Milan Smith
Just A Kiss
by Robin Pond
Directed by Dean Hinton
EX Marks The Spot
by Pam Munson Steadman
Directed by Jerry Valanzano
She Takes The Dog, You Take The Cat
by Ron Frankel
Directed by Charles Pate
Gumbo Mumbo
by Barry Shuck
Directed by Charles Pate
10,000 Cigarettes
by Alex Broun
Directed by Mary Jane Dunlop
The Maltese Walter
by John Minigan
Directed by Mary Jane Dunlop
The Secret Jarlsberg
by Arthur M. Jolly
Directed by M.F. Loveless
Without The Weasel
by Dennis Jones
Directed by M.F. Loveless
Call of The Revolution
by Leonid Andreyev
adapted for the stage by Walter Wykes
Directed by Milan Smith
Just A Kiss
by Robin Pond
Directed by Dean Hinton
EX Marks The Spot
by Pam Munson Steadman
Directed by Jerry Valanzano
She Takes The Dog, You Take The Cat
by Ron Frankel
Directed by Charles Pate
Gumbo Mumbo
by Barry Shuck
Directed by Charles Pate
10,000 Cigarettes
by Alex Broun
Directed by Mary Jane Dunlop
Starring Tiair Champlin, Tamara Gibson, Erin Guy & Pamela Sanders
The Maltese Walter
by John Minigan
Directed by Mary Jane Dunlop
Starring Baileigh Bosso, Nick Collins & Chris Dake
saxophone player Pauline Sebuano
The Secret Jarlsberg
by Arthur M. Jolly
Directed by M.F. Loveless
Starring Clara Navarro & Eric Coley
Without The Weasel
by Dennis Jones
Directed by M.F. Loveless
Starring Chris Dake & Hope Ozimek
Call of The Revolution
by Leonid Andreyev
adapted for the stage by Walter Wykes
Directed by Milan Smith
Starring Haley Holland & Nck Collins
Just A Kiss
by Robin Pond
Directed by Dean Hinton
Starring Rubi Carrero & Nick Collins
EX Marks The Spot
by Pam Munson Steadman
Directed by Jerry Valanzano
Starring Debi Phillps & Shannon Williams
She Takes The Dog, You Take The Cat
by Ron Frankel
Directed by Charles Pate
Starring Alice Canny, Wyatt Davis & Shannon Williams
Gumbo Mumbo
by Barry Shuck
Directed by Charles Pate
Starring Sarah Beal, Clara Navarro & Dean Dake
10,000 Cigarettes
by Alex Broun
Directed by Mary Jane Dunlop
Starring Tiair Champlin, Tamara Gibson, Erin Guy & Pamela Sanders
The Maltese Walter
by John Minigan
Directed by Mary Jane Dunlop
Starring Baileigh Bosso, Nick Collins & Chris Dake
saxophone player Pauline Sebuano
The Secret Jarlsberg
by Arthur M. Jolly
Directed by M.F. Loveless
Starring Clara Navarro & Eric Coley
Without The Weasel
by Dennis Jones
Directed by M.F. Loveless
Starring Chris Dake & Hope Ozimek
Call of The Revolution
by Leonid Andreyev
adapted for the stage by Walter Wykes
Directed by Milan Smith
Starring Haley Holland & Nck Collins
Just A Kiss
by Robin Pond
Directed by Dean Hinton
Starring Rubi Carrero & Nick Collins
EX Marks The Spot
by Pam Munson Steadman
Directed by Jerry Valanzano
Starring Debi Phillps & Shannon Williams
She Takes The Dog, You Take The Cat
by Ron Frankel
Directed by Charles Pate
Starring Alice Canny, Wyatt Davis & Shannon Williams
Gumbo Mumbo
by Barry Shuck
Directed by Charles Pate
Starring Sarah Beal, Clara Navarro & Dean Dake
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