Director's Choice: An Evening of One-Acts
November 1st through 3rd at the Bozeman Senior Center, 807 North Tracy Ave.
The Directors and One-Acts
Neil Gregersen will be directing Trifles by Susan Glaspell
Trifles by Susan Glaspell is a one-act play that was originally preformed in 1916. It is loosely based on a murder case Glaspell reported on when she worked as a journalist for the Des Moines Daily News, in which a man, John Hossack , was killed and the primary suspect was his wife. The plot of Trifles focuses on the search for clues to the murder of a local farmer Mr. Wright.
George Henderson played by David Kelsen
Henry Peters played by Tom Kehoe
Lewis Hale played by Lee Rinderknecht
Mrs. Peters played by Shalani Gentry
Mrs. Hale played by Susan Bianchini
Debbie Jamieson will be directing Twitch by Stephen Gregg
Nancy and Don, a young married couple, are arguing. Nancy thinks the new neighbors are creepy. She thinks they are watching them. Don thinks she's imagining things. But why did the new neighbors cut down the tree between their houses? Why does Nancy keep running into them all over town? And what happened to the previous neighbors, the Filkersons, who vanished overnight with no warning? As the doorbell rings, Don asks why, if she dislikes them so much, did Nancy invite them over? "I didn't," says Nancy, "you did." "No,'says Don, "you did." But it's too late; he's opened the door. There stand Emma and Aiden, the new neighbors, who are every bit as strange as Nancy said they would be. Now Don and Nancy are torn between wanting to find out who they are and wanting to get rid of them. But that won't be easy, because Emma and Aiden have an agenda of their own, and it's stranger than anyone could have imagined.
Nancy played by Tami Renner
Don played by Don Akina
Emma played by TBA
Aiden played by TBA
Marjorie Smith will be directing Corinne by Vance G. Ormes
Dementia may play havoc with an elderly man’s present day (and drive his caregiver son to distraction), but it also can ignite the memory of a lifelong love and render solace.
Dad played by George DeVries
Gordon played by David Kelsen
Younger Dad played by Travis Kidd
Mom played by Mackenzie Williams
Dr. Davis played by Shalani Gentry
November 1st through 3rd at the Bozeman Senior Center, 807 North Tracy Ave.
The Directors and One-Acts
Neil Gregersen will be directing Trifles by Susan Glaspell
Trifles by Susan Glaspell is a one-act play that was originally preformed in 1916. It is loosely based on a murder case Glaspell reported on when she worked as a journalist for the Des Moines Daily News, in which a man, John Hossack , was killed and the primary suspect was his wife. The plot of Trifles focuses on the search for clues to the murder of a local farmer Mr. Wright.
George Henderson played by David Kelsen
Henry Peters played by Tom Kehoe
Lewis Hale played by Lee Rinderknecht
Mrs. Peters played by Shalani Gentry
Mrs. Hale played by Susan Bianchini
Debbie Jamieson will be directing Twitch by Stephen Gregg
Nancy and Don, a young married couple, are arguing. Nancy thinks the new neighbors are creepy. She thinks they are watching them. Don thinks she's imagining things. But why did the new neighbors cut down the tree between their houses? Why does Nancy keep running into them all over town? And what happened to the previous neighbors, the Filkersons, who vanished overnight with no warning? As the doorbell rings, Don asks why, if she dislikes them so much, did Nancy invite them over? "I didn't," says Nancy, "you did." "No,'says Don, "you did." But it's too late; he's opened the door. There stand Emma and Aiden, the new neighbors, who are every bit as strange as Nancy said they would be. Now Don and Nancy are torn between wanting to find out who they are and wanting to get rid of them. But that won't be easy, because Emma and Aiden have an agenda of their own, and it's stranger than anyone could have imagined.
Nancy played by Tami Renner
Don played by Don Akina
Emma played by TBA
Aiden played by TBA
Marjorie Smith will be directing Corinne by Vance G. Ormes
Dementia may play havoc with an elderly man’s present day (and drive his caregiver son to distraction), but it also can ignite the memory of a lifelong love and render solace.
Dad played by George DeVries
Gordon played by David Kelsen
Younger Dad played by Travis Kidd
Mom played by Mackenzie Williams
Dr. Davis played by Shalani Gentry
