Photo Flash: Lakewood Theatre Company Presents THE HOLLOW

By: Dec. 21, 2010
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Agatha Christie's play, The Hollow, opening at Lakewood Theatre Company January 14, 2011, has all the ingredients for a classic murder mystery - a grand country house, upper crust family, weekend party with a variety of intriguing guests, a dutiful butler and maid, cocktails before dinner and a complex triangle of secret love affairs that seem destined for trouble.

Directed by Don Alder, The Hollow continues until February 20th with the following schedule: Thursdays - Saturdays at 7:30 PM, Sundays at 7:00 PM (January 16, 23 and 30), Sunday matinees at 2:00 PM (January 23 and February 6, 13 and 20). The theatre is located at Lakewood Center for the Arts, 368 S. State Street in Lake Oswego. Ticket prices are $27 for adults and $24 for seniors. Additional discounts are available for groups and students. Contact the Lakewood Theatre Box Office at (503) 635-3901 or order online at www.lakewood-center.org The title sponsor for The Hollow is The Lakewood Center Associates.
The Story: An intriguing cadre of characters meet at The Hollow, the English country estate of Sir Henry (Scott Parker) and Lucy (Georgia Cacy Mitchell) Angkatell for a relaxing weekend. Dr. John Cristow (Grant Turner) and his milquetoasty wife Gerda (Lucy Paschall) are among the guests. Other attendees include the sculptress Henrietta (Melissa Whitney), John's secret mistress; bookish Edward (Nathan P. Gale), enamoured with Henrietta; and plucky Midge (Brenan Dwyer), desirous of Edward. All are served by the ever discreet butler, Gudgeon (John Morrison) and the coquettish maid, Doris (Bonnie Auguston).

At cocktails, before dinner, a stranger arrives. She is Veronica Craye (Christy Bigelow), a vivacious Hollywood movie star, who astounds everyone by claiming that Dr. Cristow was her former lover. A mood of jealousy, hatred and intrigue soon colors the happy gathering before a startling gun shot rings out. It's obvious why the victim was killed, but who did it? Was it the loyal family butler? The visiting starlet? The jealous not-quite boyfriend? Only one person knows for sureŠthe killer.

Into the scene enters Inspector Colquhoun (Gary Powell) and Sergeant Penny (Sean Knight) to solve a murder where nearly everyone had a motive and the opportunity to kill the victim.

Stage direction for The Hollow is by Don Alder. Set design is by Jeff Seats, lighting design is by Kurt Herman, costume design is by Allison Dawe and properties are by Felix Kelsey. The stage manager for the show is Domeka Parker and the producer is Kay Vega.

LAKEWOOD THEATRE COMPANY
Headlee Mainstage: A 220-seat stage at Lakewood Center for the Arts. This new hall provides excellent sightlines with no one further than 35 feet from the front of the stage.
Location: 368 S. State Street, Lake Oswego, OR 97034

When?
Runs: January 14, 2011 - February 20 2011
Thurs. Fri. & Sat. at 7:30 PM, three Sundays at 7:00 PM (January 16, 23 and 30), and four 2:00 PM Sunday matinees (January 23 and February 6, 13 and 20).

Ticket Reservations:
503-635-3901 or on line at www.lakewood-center.org

Tickets:
$27 Adults, $24 Seniors. Additional discounts available for groups and students.
LAKEWOOD THEATRE COMPANY WEBSITE: www.lakewood-center.org

Photo by Lake Oswego Photographers

 

Photo Flash: Lakewood Theatre Company Presents THE HOLLOW

Photo Flash: Lakewood Theatre Company Presents THE HOLLOW
Georgia Cacy Mitchell and Gary Powell

Photo Flash: Lakewood Theatre Company Presents THE HOLLOW
Georgia Cacy Mitchell and Gary Powell

Photo Flash: Lakewood Theatre Company Presents THE HOLLOW
Georgia Cacy Mitchell and Gary Powell

Photo Flash: Lakewood Theatre Company Presents THE HOLLOW

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