2005 Theatre Festival

Theatre has always been an integral part of every culture, reflecting and expanding the experience of those who are a part of that culture. From primitive storytelling to the massive, expensive formal productions of the present day, theatre informs, teaches, and profoundly affects us all.

The plays are presented in a staged reading format. Staged readings are plays read by actors, possibly with some movement and interaction between the actors. They use no sets; no stage lighting; and few, if any, props

by Will Eno

Lady…………Amy LeBlanc

We NEED a relationship. This is how I want people to see me on TV—I Think. Anyway, I decided to try it. Nothing else seems to work!

by Erin Blackwell

Brenda…Julie Korzenik

Alice and Brenda (only a few drinks in) solve the problems of Western Civilization using their own corporate model.

by Susan Sandler

Agnes………Pauline Wright

You find the strangest things at the beach.

by Kelly DuMar

Delivery Person..TBD

Everything you always wanted to know about suburbia including what you thought you already knew.

by Warren Leight

Court Officer…Jim Robinson

Jury Duty—YOUR Civic responsibility — Was it good for you?

by Jon Jory

Ellen…………..Julie Korzenik