Caught in the Net

A Farce by Ray Cooney

ON OUR STAGE IN OUR 80TH SEASON

January 11-13, 18-20, and 25-27, 2008
Produced in Cooperation with Samuel French, Inc.

THE SHOW

The play finds a bigamist taxi driver, John Smith, keeping his two families in different parts of London (one in Wimbledon and one in Streatham), both happy and blissfully unaware of each other. However, his teenage children, a girl from one wife and a boy from the other, have met on the Internet and are anxious to meet each other in person since they have so much in common, same surname and taxi-driving dad of the same age, etc. Keeping them apart creates quite a challenge for John. His lodger, Stanley, could be a life-saver in keeping the two apart, but he is about to go on holiday with his decrepit old father who turns up thinking he is already at the guest house. The situation spirals out of control as John busts a gut trying to keep the truth about his double life from being discovered.

THE CREW

Director, Dianne Bernick
Assistant Director, Frann Stempek
Producer, Mike Hammonds
Stage Manager, Tom Hissong
Set Design, Clemence and Floyd Bell
Set Construction & Painting, Jeff Flannery
assisted by John Calder, Gordon Mosely, John Sczomak, and Paul Vandevert
Lights & Sound, Steve Gautreau
assisted by Phil Booth, Eugene Fusco, Steve Gniewek, Jilissa Hoglen, Mike Kinnell, and Fran Walker
Hair & Make-up, Margaret Winowiecki
Costumes, Sydnee Dombrowski and Mary Calder
Properties, Mike Moseley
Publicity, Kevin Rider
Programs, Anna Hnatiuk, Debbie Pletzer, and Sue Suchyta
Tickets, Dina Flannery
Ushers, Jeff Ostrowski
assisted by PGD members
Afterglow, Peggy Krug, House and Hospitality Committee members, and members of the Guild
50/50 & Intermission, Tim Carney
assisted by Members of the Guild

THE CAST

Gavin Smith, Brandon Silva
Vicki Smith, Maura Donovan
Barbara Smith, Keri Geftos
Mary Smith, Kim Donovan
John Smith, Jeff Flannery
Stanley Gardner, Marc Rosati
Dad, Mark Schwenkel

See Show Photos by – and Courtesy of – Gordon Mosley

Cast and Crew Digitized by Sally Goodman

 

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