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by Steve Moyle |
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OUR TOWN - A Millenium gift for our town Our Town, winner of the 1938 Pulitzer Prize, is the story of the people of Grovers Corners, New Hampshire, or Concord, Massachusetts, or any town anywhere. It is the story of each of us "in our growing up and in our marrying, and in our living, and in our dying." Because it reaches deep into the heart of twentieth century American life, it continues to stay alive among us. What better way to start the new century than with Wilder's message of the joy of living "every, every moment" and of hope for a more humane future? If you've seen Our Town before, see it again. As New York critic Walter Kerr once said about a 1969 revival, "You'll be surprised how much younger it is than you are." |
Performances
February 11, 12, 18, 19, 20 (matinee), 25 and 26
curtain at 8:00 and 2:30 for matinee
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production rehearsals auditions backstage |
Cast
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Stage
Manager
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Dr.
Gibbs
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Joe
Crowell
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Howie
Newsome
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Mrs.
Gibbs
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Mrs.
Webb
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George
Gibbs
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Rebecca
Gibbs
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Wally
Webb
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Emily
Webb
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Prof.
Willard
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Mr.
Webb
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Mrs.
Forrest
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Simon
Stimson
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Mrs.
Soames
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Constable
Warren
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Si
Crowell
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Baseball
Player
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Baseball
Player
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Sam
Craig
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Joe
Stoddard
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Farmer
McCarthy
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Townsperson
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Organist
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Choir
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Crew
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Stage
manager
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Cathie Regan |
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Costumes
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Pat Kane |
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costume
consultant
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Sheryl Peters |
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Lighting
Design
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Len Schnabel |
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Lighting
consultant
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Rick Shamel |
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Sound
design
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Rich Grossman |
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Sound
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Bill Smith |
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Set
Design
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Set
Construction
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Make-up
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Charlie Atherton |
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Props/Set
Dressing
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Heddie Kent |
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assistant
stage mgr
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Marlene Mandel |
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Wilder Links |
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| Kids Almanac | Children can learn about this Pulitzer Prize winning author by reading his biography which includes descriptions about his novels and childhood. |
| Thornton Wilder Society | Dedicated to preserving and expanding the legacy of Thornton Wilder,
a three time Pulitzer Prize winner and the only winner for both fiction
and drama. |
