by Sir
Noel Coward
Revival presented May 6, 7, 8, 13, 14, 15, 2005
The Palace Theatre, Vinton
Director: Nancy Beckman
Originally
presented March 27, 28, 29, 1981
The Old Creamery Theatre, Garrison
Director: Howard Blanning
This
production is sponsored by
Cedar River
Ink, Tim and Emily Wilson
Thank you for being a part of ACT I's twenty-fifth anniversary
season celebration!
Past ACT I shows sponsored by Cedar River Ink include:
American
Hysterical (2003)
The Reluctant Dragon (2003)
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (2001)
Who's
Who In
Blithe
Spirit
2005 Production
Edith:
Patti Upmeyer
Ruth: Diane Maxwell
Charles: Anthony Bopp
Dr. Bradman: Mike Modrow
Mrs. Bradman: Michelle Bookmeier
Madame Arcati: Jill g. Lockard Bopp
Elvira: Nancy Beckman
Director:
Nancy Beckman
Assistant Director: Abby Larkin
Set Design and Construction Crew Chief: Kevin Bookmeier
Set Construction: Ray Bookmeier, Barb Bookmeier, Anita Yessak, Mike
Modrow, Patti Upmeyer, Anthony Bopp, Jill g. Lockard Bopp
Costume Construction: Karen Devries, Ida Higgins, Jill g. Lockard
Bopp
Lights and Sound: Anita Yessak
Sound Design: Dean Beckman, Mike Modrow
Makeup Design: Jill g. Lockard Bopp, Steve Arnold
Hair and Makeup: Bunny Feller
Stage Crew: Julie Canaday, Ray Bookmeier, Abby Larkin, Greg Walston
House Managers: Barb Bookmeier, Brenda Hackbarth
Tickets: Gerald and Marcy Horst
Box Office: Palace Theatre Staff
Poster Design: Cedar River Ink
Programs: Mary Horst
Rehearsal and Performance Photographs
1981 Production
Edith:
Dorothy Anthony
Ruth: Becky Mossman
Charles: Keith Mossman
Dr. Bradman: Marsh Berry
Mrs. Bradman: Ellyn Paulus
Madame Arcati: Colleen Stufflebeam
Elvira: Anna Bess Rice
Director:
Howard Blanning
Assistant
Director: Lois Banse
Properties: Linda Radcliffe
Costumes: Shirley Cromer, Doris Fraley, Penny Wirth
Makeup: Elaine Olsen, Sue Travis, Carolyn Gavalas
Publicity: Sally Ludden, Theresa Juhl, Faye Buffington
Lights: Dan Campbell, Steve Wieditz
Sound: Jill Roberts, Theresa Juhl, Walt Roth
Special Effects: John Anderson
Click here for a look back at our original production of Blithe Spirit, from March, 1981!
Color picture courtesy of Marsh Berry
Trivia Tidbit:
Blithe Spirit was written and first produced in 1941. Noel Coward claims to have written the play in only five days.
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