Attic Playhouse Ends Run of IT RUNS IN THE FAMILY, 3/14
The Attic Playhouse will end its run of 'It Runs in the Family' by Ray Cooney on March 14th. The show began performances January 29th.
Britain's master of the modern farce penned this fresh, split-second-timed romp. Set in the doctor's common room of a London hospital, Dr. David Mortimore is rehearsing his speech for the prestigious Ponsonby Lecture, which almost certainly will propel his career into the stratosphere. In bursts an old flame, hotly pursued by her (their?) son, who is hotly pursued by the police. With the reluctant help of his sidekick Hubert, David begins piling lie on top of lie to protect his career, and everything spirals completely out of control. A delightfully frantic farce filled with snappy dialogue and non-stop comedic antics.
Performances: Fridays & Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 3 p.m. (except no performance 1/31/10)
Featuring:
REBECCA ADLER as "Rosemary Mortimore"
Daniel Byshenk as "Leslie Tate"
KELLY FARMER as "Jane Tate"
Joshua Harris as "Dr. David Mortimore"
TONY LAGE as "Dr. Mike Connolly"
DENYSE LEAHY as "Matron"
DAVE LEMRIES as "Dr. Hubert Bonney"
Thom Powers as "Police Sergeant"
JIM SCOTT as "Bill"
ANN STUART as "Sister" / "Mother"
RON WEINER as "Sir Willoughby Drake"
DONNA LUBOW
Assistant Director:
AMY T. DICKINSON
Producer:
KIMBERLY LOUGHLIN
Set Designer / Technical Director:
JACK ZORDAN
Lighting Designer:
FRANK ROSE
Stage Crew:
JEFF SLOAN
JOSH PHILLIPS
Box Office:
LORETTA LOUGHLIN
TOM LOUGHLIN
LAURAL A. REINHART"It Runs in the Family" is produced by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc.
Tickets are $20 with advanced purchase and $22 at door. For tickets, please call 847-433-2660 or visit http://atticplayhouse.com/home.html
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