The Cocktail Party
by T.S. Eliot
Synopsis: This portrait of the age of anxiety in modern life searches the shadows of the soul that lie beneath the surface of human hearts and minds. In blank verse, poet and playwright T.S. Eliot portrays a society devoid of connection as "an unidentified guest" appears at a cocktail party in the home of a man and wife who have fallen out of love with each other and their life of indulgent complacency.
Cast
| Alexander Maccolgie Gibbs | Tim Brantley |
| Julia Shuttlethwaite | Skeeter Thomas |
| Peter Quilpe | Chris De Barr |
| Celia Coplestone | Susan Jackson |
| An Unidentified Guest | Keith Fox |
| Edward Chamerlayne | Michael Turner |
| Lavinia Chamberlayne | Mary Leitch |
| Nurse/Secretary | Millie Fisher |
| Caterer's Aide | Linda Hamel |
Production Staff
| Director | Gillian Clause |
| Set & Lighting Designer | Peter B. Young |
| Technical Director | James Kay |
| Assistant Director | Cheri Catalano |
| Stage Manager | Millie Fisher |
| Costumes | Gillian Clause |
| Light Board Operator | Vicki Jacobsen |
| Sound Operator | Susan Flake |
| Set Construction | Greg Mims |
| Jim Kay | |
| Keith Fox | |
| Scene Painting | Greg Mims |
| Cheri Catalano | |
| Jim Kay | |
| Shift Crew | Macdowell Blue |
| Grace Kavanagh | |
| Meredith Sims | |
| Jim Kay | |
| Prop Crew | Susan Jackson |
| Vicki Jacobsen | |
| Lighting Crew | Chris De Barr |
| Greg Mims | |
| Wardrobe | Carla Wyatt |
| Millie Fisher | |
| House Managers | Angie Bell |
| Beegee Lank | |
| Technical Assistance | Technical Theatre Class |
