The Glass Menagerie
The Glass Menagerie
Directed by David Wilson
THE GLASS MENAGERIE – Dressing Room Theatre
One of the most produced plays in the country starts with the Wingfield family eating dinner. Mother Amanda tells her story of 17 gentleman callers. The next day, Amanda sits with Laura and asks her about a boy she liked. Laura points out Jim in the yearbook. Later, her brother Tom says he cannot stand working for the family like he does and leaves to the movies. The next morning, Amanda asks him to bring home a gentleman caller for Laura. At night, Tom arrives with Jim and leaves Laura alone with Jim. They talk for a while, and Jim kisses Laura. He tells her that he is already engaged, and Laura is devastated. Amanda is angry with Tom for not telling them that Jim was engaged, but Tom insists that he did not know. Tom leaves never to return. This incredibly dramatic piece is pure American gold. September 30 - October 16
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Production Team:
Producer - Lou Ursone
Director - David Wilson
Production Design - Peter Barbieri, Jr.
Stage Nanager - Kathy Conway
Costumer - Helen Adams
Assistant Satge Manager - Missy Furth
Lighting Board Operator - Alex Hajar
Sound Board Operator - Nicole Viesta
Props - Missy Firth, Pat McCoy
Master Carpenter - Jim Caporizo
Cast (alabetical order)
Names in red denote Curtain Call debut.
HELEN ADAMS - Amanda Wingfield
ELIZABETH DeSANTIS - Laura Wingfield
EDDIE FURTH - Tom Wingfield
JEREMY GARDNER - Jim Kelly, the Gentleman Caller