Sponsored by Oxford Federal Credit Union
Mentored by veterans, three new-to-OHMPAA directors will present an evening of short plays.
| Production Staff | |
|---|---|
| Producer | Brandi Sawyer |
| Directors | Corrine Turner, Jackie McDonald, Mallory Martin |
| Mentors | Carol Jones, Norman Hutchins, Jr. |
| Set construction | Claire Sessions, Corrine Turner, Andrew Turner, Norman Hutchins Jr., Steve Sessions, Cathy Tuttle, Company |
| Lights | Ty Wyman |
| Sound | Justin McAnaney |
| Costumes | Company |
| House manager | Brandi Sawyer |
| Graphic design | Jenny Adams |
| Photography | Chris Short |
Excerpts selected and directed by Corrine Turner
Description: 1936 Broadway star William Gillette, admired the world over for his leading role in the play Sherlock Holmes, has invited his fellow cast members to his Connecticut mansion for a weekend of revelry. Mayhem, murder and hilarity ensue.
| Cast | |
|---|---|
| William Gillette | Andrew Scott Turner |
| Martha Gillette | CarlaRose Dubois |
| Felix Geisel | Scott Parsons |
| Madge Geisel | Kristen Short |
| Simon Bright | Eric Bell |
| Aggie Wheeler | Janelle Raven |
| Inspector Goring | Kari Narhuminti |
| Daria Chase | Christie Paul |
| Maid | Allie Short |
Directed by Jackie McDonald
Description: Old age isn’t what it used to be — thank goodness! “Senior Housing” explores what happens when a well meaning son (or daughter) brings his parent to look at a 55+ community that isn’t quite what what anyone would expect.
| Cast | |
|---|---|
| John | Eric Bell |
| Erica | Kelcey Robichaud |
| Jennifer | Kimberly Martin |
| Stevie | Carol Jones |
| Candace | Sandra Fickett |
| George | Andrew Scott Turner |
| Sam | Dennis Twitchell |
| Jan | Jancie Cazneau |
| Terri | Holly Allen |
| Roger | Scott Parsons |
| Ann | Sue Cairns |
| Selena | Christie Paul |
| Maddy | Kari Narhuminti |
| Abby | Michelle McAnaney |
| Mary | CarlaRose Dubois |
| Emily | Ruby Cyr |
| Sarah | Kristen Short |
| Joy | Tammie Smith |
Directed by Mallory Martin
Description: At age 6, Meredith Wilfred loves to tell people that she hates her neighbor, Andrew Powers. At age 16, she tells Andrew the same thing but goes to the dance with him anyway. At 45, Meredith and Andy have a great deal to tell each other: most married couples do. And, even at 66, Meredith is still learning about, and from, Andrew. All eight characters—two people at four different times in their lives—are onstage at the same time. The result is a play about love (and hate) and the way people change each other.
| Cast | |
|---|---|
| Andrew, age 5 | Camden Colby |
| Meredith, age 6 | Maren Pinkham |
| Andrew, age 15 | Luke Allen |
| Meredith, age 16 | Jayden Colby |
| Andrew, age 44 | Scott Parsons |
| Meredith, age 45 | Jen Beaudoin |
| Andrew, age 66 | Dennis Twitchell |
| Meredith, age 67 | Sandra Fickett |
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