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May.21,2003 - "Loose Connections" written by Michael Scanlan directed by John Thurner With all the technology of pagers, answering machines, faxes, e-mails, chatrooms, it's a wonder we connect at all! A group of young adults try to get together even though the forces of technology and circumstance conspire against them. Have our inventions served their purpose in bringing us closer together? Or do they, as this play implies, create a world where distance can be more easily maintained? FEATURING: Anna Carini, Matt Edwards, Tony Garcia, Dan Holahan, Christina Houle, Michelle Jones, Ken Lundstrom, Brian Lynn, Erin Pakowski, Jaclyn McDonnell, Will Parker, Trey Riddle, and John Thurner. PRODUCTION: John Thurner (Director) David Lapoite (Sound Coordinator) John Thurner (Sound Design) Keith Fort (Audio Engineer) The Thurner Group (Graphic Design) |
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June.25,2003 - The Miracle Fish
written by Amparo Garcia-Crow directed by John Thurner When heartbroken Modesta plans to drive her Chevy Malibu off "the threshold" to end her life, she meets the Guttenberg brothers coming up the mountain. As their lives, literally "hang" on the side of the mountain, each person is forced to put their minds on the "forgotten, neglected things" in their imaginations and must come to terms with their individual familial "secrets" in order to finally make peace with themselves. FEATURING: Maureen Hurley, Tom Harris, Vincent P. Mahler, Gary Saipe, and John Thurner. PRODUCTION: John Thurner (Director) Tony Garcia (Sound Coordinator) John Thurner (Sound Design) Matt Edwards (Production Assistant) Michelle Jones (Stage Manager) The Thurner Group (Graphic Design) |
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July.23,2003 - There dropping bombs not ham sandwiches written by Mike Nash directed by John Thurner A heart-rending awareness of World War Two as seen through the eyes of an elderly hospital patient, whose recollections are shared with a youth who eventually reveals is a victim of a terrorist bomb attack in Northern Ireland, set in 1989. FEATURING: Colene Byrd, Kristin Collins, Leo Harmon, Jeff Jones, and Dan Zielinski. PRODUCTION: John Thurner (Director), Michelle Jones (Stage Manager), John Thurner(Light Coordinator/Design), Dave Lapointe (Sound Coordinator). John Thurner (Sound Design) The Thurner Group (Graphic Design) |
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August.20,2003 ~~ "The Miracle Fish: REDUX" Written by Amparo Garcia-Crow FEATURING: ~~Nicholas DuFloth |
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November.23,2003 ~~ "A Stupid Man" Written by Eliza Wyatt Directed by John Thurner In Boston, three computer geeks are in high defence mode as they go it alone in pursuit of happiness, making increasingly desperate and isolating decisions. Nick wants to win the Marathon even if it kills him, Mo wants to immigrate to Africa in the aftermath of a famous Boston shooting, and Jodi feels the use of a turkey baster will get her ultimately what she wants in life. |
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December.21,2003 ~~ "When God Came To Babylon" Written by Dori Appel Directed by John Thurner A drama involving a critical encounter between a woman who has lost her sense of purpose, a man whose self-esteem rests entirely on the possibility of fame and glory, and three mental patients that reside at the BabylonState Hospital whose disappointments in life have led each to believe that he is God/Jesus Christ. The play deals with concepts ofgoodness and greatness,the nature of madness - and with important differences in the way that men and women view their purpose in the world. |
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January.25,2004 - "DRIFT STREET" Written by Christopher Minichino PRODUCTION: |
