written by George Bernard Shaw
directed by Harvey Gardner
Friday January 11th 1980 — Saturday February 2nd 1980

In a middle class country estate in England a successful merchant lives with his dotty wife, daughter and son. The daughter’s fiancé is visiting them when the fiancé’s father, an aristocrat, arrives. The girl is obviously fickle and foolish and the boy, though intelligent, is a raw coward. Into their midst comes a sputtering airplane with a pilot who turns out to be an old school chum of the fiancé’s and a Polish woman acrobat. All of the males make up to her in succession.
Cast
- John Tarleton, Jun: Jeff Cerrone
- Bentley Summerhays: P. Mark D’Auria
- Hypatia Tarleton: Mary Elmowsky
- Mrs. Tarleton: Mary Minichiello
- Lord Summerhays: Robert Minichiello
- John Tarleton: Patrick McArdle
- Joey Percival: Jeff Siegel
- Lina Szczepanowka: Phyllis Lauer
- Julius Baker ("Gunner"): James Schmidt
Production Staff / Crew
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Director: Harvey Gardner
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Producer: Rachel Schmidt
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Set Designer: Robert Sven Olson
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Costume Designer: Esther Bloom
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Lighting Designer: John Holmboe
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Stage Manager: Cindi Wanamaker
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Property Designer: Nancy Cacioppo
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Technical Director: David Vogel
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Sound Designer: Peter Daly
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Make-up Designer: Jody Dove Spatz