The Old Jew

by Murray Schisgal
Directed by Buddy Brown

 

Synopsis: The Old Jew sits alone in his shabby room, an old man pouring out his anguish to a group of imaginary neighbors. Then, removing his wig and makeup, reveals himself to be a young, embittered actor.

 

Cast

The Old Jew

John Averyt

The Still Alarm

by George S. Kaufman
Directed by Teri Solomon

 

Synopsis: Set in the bedroom of a hotel which is on fire. The fun lies in the manner in which it is put out. In the face of most exciting danger, the characters play in the well bred manner of English drawing room actors. All amenities are preserved, even when two firemen come in. One of these might be called a practicing professional, but the other is an amateur musician. Although the fire under them becomes hotter every moment, he begins to tune his fiddle. Against a background of flames seen outside, he advances to the center of the stage and begins to play "Keep the Home Fires Burning."

 

Cast

Ed	Terrence D. Jones
Bob	Edward Douglas
Bellboy	Richard Collins
First Fireman	Paul Leavesley
Second Fireman	Steve Sheetz

 

The Room

by Harold Pinter
Directed by John Barrow

 

Cast

Bert Hudd	Dorain Stokes
Rose	Kathi Kirby
Mr. Kidd	Robert Cotharin
Mr. Sands	Edward Douglas
Mrs. Sands	Teri Solomon
Riley	Thess Nelson

The Bald Soprano

by Eugene Ionesco
Directed by Kerin Ashley

 

Synopsis: A hilarious, unique satire on the ordinary English middle class, in which "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" talk to each other at cross purposes, while their guests, "Mr. and Mrs. Martin" fail to understand, and the Maid and a Fire Chief enter the absurd fray, getting nowhere at all.

 

Cast

Mr. Smith	J.C. Holler III
Mrs. Smith	Amber Smith
Mr. Martin	Ed Ciolfi
Mrs. Martin	Ann Griffith
Mary, the Maid	Gayle Richardson
Firechief	Steve Sheetz