All My Sons

Full or nearly full houses watched this drama.
Produced in Cooperation with Dramatist Play Service   

ALL MY SONS by Arthur Miller is the sad Post-World War II story about the Kellers, a seemingly “All American” family. But the father, Joe Keller, has concealed a great sin. During the war, he allowed his factory to ship faulty airplane cylinders to the U.S. Armed Forces. Because of this, over twenty American pilots died.  Keller’s two sons, Larry and Chris, served during the war. Chris came back home. Larry’s airplane went down in China and the young man was declared MIA.  Through the three act play Joe is forced to realize that he may have very well supplied the parts to the plane his son, Larry, was flying when it went down.

Director:  Nancy Wolter

Producer:  Valerie Hass

Assistant Director:  Jeff Flannery

Stage Manager:  Kirk Hass

Set Design & Painting:  Floyd and Clemence Bell

Set Construction:  John W. Calder, Gordon Mosley, Paul Vandevert, Ben Comerzan, Steve Stokfisz, Dennis Decker, John Hoglen, Richard Moore, Kirk Hass, Jeff Flannery, Emily Tyrybon, and Phil Booth

Lights & Sound: Paul Vandevert
assisted by Cindy Hintz and Steve Stokfisz

Costumes:  Mary Calder

Hair & Make-up:  Julia Hoglen

Props:  Mark and Annette Ripper
assisted by Robin Blesener and Kirk Hass
with Special Thanks to Doug and Linda Liddle

Publicity:  Cindy Hintz

Programs:  Nancy Valentini
assisted by Karen Decker and Jane Pfeifer

Tickets:  Richard Moore and Bob Jones

Ushers:  Ron Williams, Jr.

Afterglow:  Elna J. Johnson

Joe Keller:  Richard Bulleri

Kate Keller:  Linda Hammell

Chris Keller:  Lance A. Abke

Ann Deever:  Emily Tyrybon

George Deever:  Ron Williams, Jr.

Dr. Jim Bayliss:  Gary Oberto

Sue Bayliss:  Tamara L. Gries

Frank Lubey:  Jeff Flannery

Lydia Lubey:  Stephanie Piquet and Nancy Valentini

Bert:  Derrick Marshall

Cast and Crew Digitized by Richard Bulleri