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Revision as of 13:14, 31 May 2007
by Ed Grayzyk
Directed by Keefe Browning
Performances: Sun – Sat July 1988, Bell Theatre
Contents
Introduction
A Five and Dime store in McCarthy, a small town in West Texas. September 30th 1975: September 30th 1955.
Cast
- Juanita - Nikki Hogg
- Mona - Jeanette Hoile
- Joe - Jann Herlihy
- Mona (Then) - Meryl O'Rourke
- Sissy - Karen McCloud
- Sissy (Then) - Jane McDowell
- Joanne - Siobhann Kennedy-Pytharas
- Ella May/Stella (Then) - Elizabeth hansford
- Edna Louise/Edna (Then) - Sylvia Keeler
Crew
- Stage Manager - Colin Starkey
- Assistant Stage Managers - Phillippe Piancentino, Fergus Hilliard
- Lighting Design - Richard Wood/Dillon
- Lighting Operator - Goddfey Jansen/Vanessa Kelsey
- Sound recording - Brian Fretwell
- Sound Operation - Paul O@Conner
- Set Construction - Keefe Browning, Alan Buckman
- Production Secretary - Anji Gibson
- Choreography - Malcolm Flint
Reviews
Some review quotes go here
Gallery
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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See Also
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References
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