KbNTWOOD PIA TIQ&Presents

See How

They Run

May-June 1986

W1&TCU£&T£Q PIAY1-IOU&£8301 HINDRY AVENUE, WESTCHESTER CA 90045

PRODUCTION STAFF SEE HOW THEY RUNA Farce in Three Acts

By: PHILIP KING(Produced by special arrangement with

SAMUEL FRENCH, Inc.)

Assistant Producer Doris ShoumakerStage Manager David OshinsAssistant Stage Manager Ari DavidSet Adaptation De CotterLighting Designer Art AdamsSound Engineering Jamie HayesCostume Design Doris ShoumakerProperty Procurement Harriet PriceLight and Sound Technicians Linda Reusch,

Art Adams, Carla CoppockProperty Mistress Laura ErlichConstruction Foremen Arky Marcom,

Paul MazerovMaster Builders Jack Weintraub, Bob Price,

Bill BuhlerHospitality Dagmar SchnaussLobby Portraits Monty Ash

Director: Ed Cotter Producer: De Cotter

** CAST**(in order of appearance)

STRIKE CREW AND SET CONSTRUCTION(Work Sunday)

IDA Alice EldridgeMISS SKlLLON Jan DavidREVEREND LIONEL TOOP Lawrence JonesPENELOPE TOOP Gail JohnsonCORPORAL CLIVE WINTON Peter ConwayINTRUDER Jack CoppockBISHOP OF LAX Lee Roy RobinsonREVEREND ARTHUR HUMPHREY Michael CohenSERGEANT TOWERS Scott SherrillCHOIR-BOY (voice) Ari David

SYNOPSIS OF SCENES:The action takes place in the sitting room at the VicarageMerton-Cum-Middlewick. '

TIME:1948

Jack Weintraub, Dorothy Schrenzel, Sally Pierce, Bo Beaudoin,Margie McAvay, Beverly Adams, Evonne Johnson, TammyBarren, Rae Weiner, Harriet Price, Linda Felten, Joan Comaret,Vada Foster, Louis Ebey, Joyce Winters, Bob Price, SuzanneCarpenter, Bob Schnauss, Arky Marcom, Jim Rockford, JeffBollow, Tom Brophey, Mikel, Sheldon Metz and the cast andcrew of See How They Run.

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ACT I:An afternoon in September

15 MINUTE INTERMISSION-PLEASE JOIN US IN THE LOBBYFOR COFFEE, COURTESY OF KEN1WOOD PLAYERS.

ACT II:The same night

10 MINUTE INTERMISSION

ACT III:A few minutes later

* * * * * * * * * * * *ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Hand Prop Room5700Venice BoulevardLos Angeles, CA 90019

(213) 931-1534

SPECIAL THANKS TO:BO BEAUDOIN, ROBERT MOORE, CHUCK REYNOLDS,MAX HELD RING STROMES AND JACK WEINTRAUB

FOR THEIR EXTRA SPECIAL HELP

* * * * * * * * * * * *The taking of pictures and the use of recording devices

in this theatre are strictly forbidden.

PLEASE HELP KEEP OUR THEATRE BEAUTIFUL.There is no smoking, drinking or eating in the auditorium.

ABOUT THE DIRECTOR . JAN DAVID (Miss Skillon) is also making a comebackafter 11years. She was last seen (when pregnant with son Ari)in OUR TOWN. Other credits include The Lady's not forBurning, How to Succeed in Business .... , Importance ofBeing Earnest, The Bald Soprano, and may more. Welcomeback, Jan.

ED COTTER - It's been 12 long years since Ed last direc-ted at Kentwood. He began his directing career at our theatrewith LIGHT UP THE SKY. Then carne SUMMER ANDSMOKE, HATFUL OF RAIN, BAREFOOT IN THE PARKand CABARET. Around the Southland he directed wonderfulhits like Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Philadelphia Here I Come, ThePatriots, The Odd Couple and Conduct Unbecoming. Ed isalso a very fine actor and has even teamed up with his wife Dein some producing endeavors.

ALICE ELDRIDGE (Ida) is a 16year member. Some ofher many Kentwood credits include GUYS AND DOLLS, forwhich she received the best actress award for Adelaide, DON'TDRINK THE WATER, ANGEL STREET, HOW THEOTHER HALF LOVES, THE SUPPORTING CAST,GINGERBREAD LADY and NUTS - the latter two of whichshe received the best supporting actress award in the parts ofToby and Rose Kirk, respectively.

ABOUT THE PRODUCER .

DE COTTER - De started her producing career atKentwood with CABARET, which won her a Masque Award.She also was the supervising producer for CARNIVAL and justlast year De put her producing talents to work in DAMNYAN-KEES. Other local productions include The Rainmaker, Manof La Mancha, and Stop the World.

GAIL JOHNSON (Penelope Toop) just recentlyappeared in Kentwood's production of LUNCH HOUR. Priorto that Gail triumphed inTHE CHILDREN'S HOUR,CHAP-TER TWO, CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF, FINISHINGTOUCHES, and various workshops.

De and Ed Cotter are a great working team. Our theatre trulyregards this pair as a backbone for successful productions.

ABOUT THE CAST (alphabetical order) .LAWRENCE JONES (Rev. Lionel Toop) just appearedin Kentwood's fine production of ON GOLDEN POND andbefore that was seen in A TALENT FOR MURDER. His non-Kentwood credits include Rimers of Eldrich, School for Scan-dal, Thurber Carnival, Macbeth and many more.MICHAEL COHEN (Rev. Arthur Humphrey). This is

Michael's first production for Kentwood Players. Other localtheatre credits include Equus, The Rivals, Anne of 1000Days,Bus Stop, The Zoo Story, My Fair Lady, Marne and manymore. Welcome to Kentwood, Michael.

PETER CONWAY (Corporal Clive Winton), was lastseen on our stage in EQUUS. Prior to that he appeared in THESILVER WHISTLE and I NEVER SANG FOR MYFATHER.

LEE ROY ROBINSON (Bishop of Lax) became a Kent-wood member just last year when he was cast in BUS STOP.Other local theatre credits include West Side Story, Two BlindMice, Rimers of Eldrich, The Pier, and Murder on Catalina(island that is!).

JACK COPPOCK (Intruder) is making his Kentwoodcomeback after years. You will remember him in such hits asHATFUL OF RAIN, BAREFOOT IN THE PARK, THERAINMAKER, OF MICE AND MEN, THE FOUR POSTERAND SEPARATE TABLES. Happy you're back, Jack.

SCOTT SHERRILL (Sergeant Towers) joined Kent-wood over 13years ago when he appeared in LOOK HOME-WARD ANGEL. Other appearances include, RASHOMON,FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, THE PRICE, STEAMBATH,SUNSHINE BOYS, THREE MEN ON A HORSE, andreceived the best minor actor award for CARNIVAL andDEATHTRAP.

* COMING ATTRACTIONS-1986 *Ju. 11-Aug. 16- THE CAINE MUTINY COURT-MARTIAL

By:Herman WoukDirector: Irv Rosen-Producer: Jack Lyons

Sept.12-Oct.2S- SWEET CHARITYDirector: Jonathan Abramson-Producer: Cary Baker

Casting: Jun. 28-29 - L-5 p.m.

Nov. 14-Dec. 2o-THE OCTETfE BRIDGE CLUBDirector: Sheldon Metz

Casting: Sept. 15-16,7:30 p.m.

RESERVATIONS ARE NECESSARYPlease call (213) 645-5156 (24 hours)

Reservations must be paid forwithin one week after they are made.

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