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The Fine Arts Association presents The 13th Annual One Act Festival Lives of the Saints–7 plays by David Ives Directed
by Performance
Dates April 24, 25 & 30, May 1, 2,
7, 8 & 9, 2009 – 7:30 pm in the Tickets: $20/seniors &
students; $22/adults Discounted rates
for groups of 10 and more Student Rush
tickets $10 each for anyone with a school or college ID. (student
rush tickets can be purchased ½ hour before curtain time. seating based on availability.) Log
on to www.fineartsassociation.org or
call (440) 951-7500 Cast (in alphabetical order): Nancy Shimonek Brooks John Busser Molly Clay Mark J. DePompei Aaron Drews Paul Felden Bob Kilpatrick Vonnie Pilarczyk Brendan Sandham Jacinda Sandness Mary Britta Shirring Elvis Sverko Lisa Tarr Kelly Wills Production Team: Director- Stage Manager-Karen Paktinat Tech Director-Paul Gatzke Lighting Designer-Marcus Dana Costume Designer- Set Designer-Ben Needham About the show: Absurd – Wacky – and Hysterically
Funny! This outrageous collection of one
acts by award winning playwright David Ives shares his
slightly skewed views of life, language, love and the world. (Rated Adult) Play Descriptions: Enigma Variations Zany hijinks as a pair of
look-alikes named Bebe W.W. Doppelgängler
solve an identity crisis with the help of Dr. William W. Williams and his nurse
Fifi, who may or may not be Aphrodite the Goddess of
Love. Or is she a male gym-teacher in a
dress? (3M, 2W) The Mystery at Twicknam Vicarage A body on the carpet, three ridiculous Masterpiece
Theatre-style suspects and a bumbling Scotland Yard detective solve
philosophical quandaries as they investigate:
Who killed Jeremy Thumpington-Fffienes? (3M,
2W) Babel’s in Arms Two blue-collar Mesopotamian construction workers
are handed a provocative task: Build the
Soap Opera A washing-machine repairman falls in love with a
picture-perfect washer. Should he tell
his girlfriend Mabel? Is the washer
two-timing him with a dryer? Stay tuned.
(3M, 2W) Lives of the Saints A tender and gently comic mediation. Two women preparing a funeral
breakfast in a church basement muse on life, death and the meaning of Polish jokes
– and along the way achieve a kind of sanctity. (3M, 2W) Arabian Nights Utterly normal Captive Audience A cautionary fable tells how Rob and Laura face a
menace in their living room: a
television that talks back to them and threatens to swallow them whole (2M, 2W) |