Directed by Win Larson, Deb Scott, and Mike Quale
The play is composed of three acts, each involving different characters but all set in Suite 719 of New York City's Plaza Hotel. In the first act, Visitor from Mamaroneck, Sam and Karen Nash are revisiting the site of their honeymoon with Karen hoping to rekindle the love in their marriage. The two have a heated argument about whether Sam is having an affair with his secretary. The act eds with Sam leaving and Karen reflects on how much things have changed over the years.
The second act, Visitor from Hollywood, involves a meeting between movie producer Jesse Kiplinger and his old flame, Muriel Tate. Muriel has come for nothing more than a chat between old friends knowing Jesse has a reputation as being a ladies man. Jesse has other plans for the visit.
The third act, Visitor from Forest Hills, revolves around married couple Roy and Norma Hubley on their daughter Mimsey's wedding day. Mimsey has locked herself in the bathroom. While guests are awaiting her arrival, her parents are frantically trying to cajole her into coming out so she can attend her wedding.
Cast
Act One |
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Karen Nash |
Trish Vallely |
Sam Nash |
Steve Bennett |
Bellhop, Waiter |
Keith Larson |
Jean McCormack |
Sarah Haugen |
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Act Two |
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Waiter |
Keith Larson |
Jesse Kiplinger |
Mike Quale |
Muriel Tate |
Lynn Mendro |
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Act Three |
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Norma Hubley |
Mary Kay Evanson |
Roy Hubley |
Jack Dyville |
Borden Eisler |
Jeff Larson |
Mimsey Hubley |
Mary Lutz |
Production Staff
Producers |
John Eggerman, Milton Schultz |
Director |
Lin Larson, Deb Scott, Mike Quale |
Costumes |
Michelle Burstall, Oral Johnson, Sharon Hoglund, Irene Sclineide |
Publicity |
Cheryl Olson, Gayle Bintliff, Susan Powell, John Eggerman |
Scenery |
Jeff Larson, Renae Rike, Phillip Clouse, Joetta Diemert, Becky Diemert, Andrew Bontje, Dennis Stromme, Joel Shopteese, Doug Flaten, John Eggerman |
Makeup |
Angela Johnson, Maureen Hagen |
Sounds and Lighting |
Joe Mendro, Cathy Bartz, Chausey Charles |
Program |
Becky Shopteese |
Tickets |
Sue Hoffer |
Stage Manager |
Vicki Finders |