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Our 2007 Production...
Oscar Wilde's
The Importance of Being Earnest
Directed by Janet Ross
July 11-28 / 8:00 PM
Wednesday through Sunday
Outdoors at Spring Point
SMCC Campus, South Portland
Performances: July 13 - 28
(General Admission $10)
The Importance of...
Having Fun!
RAFFLE
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WHO’S WHO?
THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST
The Stage is pleased to announce the cast and staff for its 2007 summer production of Oscar Wilde’s classic drawing room comedy, The Importance of Being Earnest. Visiting Artistic Director and Show Director, Janet Ross, has assembled an all-star cast, comprised of well-known professional actors from the Greater Portland area.
Heading up Earnest is local Equity favorite, Mark Honan as Lady Bracknell. (Yes, you read that right!) He is joined by Keith Anctil as Jack, Amy Pelkey as Gwendolen, Bill Cook as Algernon, Ariel Francoeur as Cecily, Harlan Baker as Dr. Chasuble, Karen Ball as Miss Prism and Nate Amadon as Lane/Merriman.
ABOVE: The cast of The Importance of Being Earnest
FRONT ROW:
Amy Pelkey, Ariel Francoeur, Karen Ball
BACK ROW: Nate Amadon, Bill Cook, Mark Honan, Keith Anctil, Harlan Baker
(photograph by Diane Hudson)
Rounding out the Senior Creative Staff is Patrick Dullea, doing triple duty as Scenic, Costume & Properties Designer, and Nicole Sirois as Production Manager. Other key players are Adam Klein (Lighting Designer), Deb Puhl (Technical Director), David Howe (Master Carpenter), Meg Baker (Stage Manager), Carol Thurston (Master Tailor), and Robert Towle (Wig Stylist).
Performance dates for The Importance of Being Earnest are July 11-28, Wednesdays through Sundays at 8:00pm outdoors at the Spring Point Walkway on the campus of SMCC.
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