by Deborah Brevoort

The themes of love and reconciliation abound in Deborah Brevoort's award-winning play that is based on true stories associated with the 1988 crash of the ill fated Pan Am 103, which killed 258 passengers in Lockerbie, Scotland.  The play, set seven years later, on the weekend of a memorial service, dramatizes the efforts of the village women to obtain, wash and return to family members, the clothing recovered from victims of the disaster.  Written in the structure of a Greek tragedy, Brevoort;s play is both powerful and redeeming.

March 17 - April 22, 2006

Cast:

Carol Randolph: Madeline Livingston

Dwane Starlin: Bill Livingston

Gené Fouché: Olive Allison

Karen Paone: Woman 1

Heather Rager: Woman 2

Julie Herber: Hattie

Reiner Prochaska: George Jones

Production Team:

Director: Suzanne Beal

Stage Manager: Mak Nichols

Assistant Stage Managers: Joann Lee, Lorrie Tripp

Technical Director: Dave Cardella

Set Design: Milee McDonald

Lighting Design: Laura MacAdam

Sound Design: Kevin Lloyd

Costume Design: Julie Herber

Props: Ken Poisson

Light Board Op: Joann Lee

Sound Board Op: Sarah Shulman

Scenic Painter: Sue Cardella

Dialect Coach: Dorothy Penders

Dramaturg: Jilian T. Gual