Port
City Playhouse
2007-2008
Season

HAPPY 30TH BIRTHDAY TO PORT
CITY PLAYHOUSE
SPLIT SECOND – by Dennis McIntyre - Directed
by Ed Bishop
Performance Dates: June 6,7,13,14,17,20,21
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RIPPED FROM TODAY'S HEADLINES -- It is a hot 4th of July night in the
streets of New York when Val Johnson, a black cop, chases down William H.
Willis, a white petty thief who has attempted to steal a car. When the thief
taunts him beyond the brink, this by-the-book cop’s rage consumes him and what
he does within a blink affects the rest of his life. Ripped form today’s
headlines, this play is a study of conflict between law and morality.
Cast:
Donnell Boykin - Rusty Johnson
Jackson Dismukes - William H. Willis
Amy Hard - Alea Johnson
Christopher Holbert - Val Johnson
Kathy Nay - Alea Johnson (Understudy)
Jermaine Shorts - Charlie
Franklin Walker - Parker
To Gillian On Her 37th Birthday - by Michael Brady - Directed by Sara
Joy Lebowitz
Closed November 17, 2007

AFFECTIONATELY FUNNY -- Two years after the death of his wife, Gillian,
in a boating accident, grieving widower David discovers that his obsession with
her has alienated his sensitive teenage daughter Rachel and caused him to lose
touch with reality. When his late wife’s sister, Esther, and her husband, Paul,
come to visit – and bring an unexpected guest - David must learn to relinquish
the past or risk losing his daughter.

Shown (L to R): Elizabeth Replogle, Morgaine Jovan, Dan Eddy &
Carl Nubile. Photo by: Doug Olmsted
Cast:
Dan Eddy - David
Katie Gentic - Kevin
Megan Graves - Cindy
Morgaine Jovan - Rachel
Amanda Lenhart - Gillian
Carl Nubile - Paul
Elizabeth Replogle - Esther
WONDER OF THE WORLD – by David Lindsay-Abaire
- Directed by Chuck Dluhy
Closed: February 2

A WILD RIDE -- Nothing will prepare you for the dirty little secret Cass
discovers in her husband's sweater drawer. It's a wild ride over Niagara Falls
in a barrel of laughs as Cass embarks on a journey of self-discovery that has
her crossing paths with a blithely suicidal alcoholic, a lonely tour-boat
captain, a pair of bickering private detectives and a strange caper involving a
gargantuan jar of peanut butter, all of which pushes her perilously close to the
water's edge.

Shown (L to R): Andy Wright as Kipp, Ray Converse as Glen,
Margaret Bush as Lois, Lori Muhlstein as Karla. Photo by: Doug Olmsted
Cast:
Margaret Bush - Lois
Ray Converse - Glen
Tom Flatt - Captain Mike
Annette Kalicki - Cass
Karen Lange - Barb, Pilot, 3 Waitresses, Janie
Lori Muhlstein - Karla
Andy Wright - Kip
THE DRESSER - by Ronald Harwood - Directed
by Rosemary Hartman
Closed April 26

IT NEVER WAS WHAT IT WAS -- This comedy depicts the frantic backstage
life behind repertory theatre during the Second World War. Norman is the dresser
to Sir, reminding him of his lines, organizing him behind the scenes with quiet
devotion. A cast of extraordinary, strongly painted characters mingle with
smart, funny dialogue in this thoroughly English comedy for anyone who ever
loved the theatre.
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Shown (L to R): Gayle Grimes, Matthew Randall & Don Neal. Photo by: Doug Olmsted
Cast:
Angela Cannon - Her
Ladyship
Gayle Grimes - Madge
Elizabeth Keith - Irene
Jonathan Marget - Geoffrey
Donald Neal - Sir
Matthew Randall - Norman
Cal Whitehurst - Oxenby
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