 | Written By: Richard Dresser |
| Directed by: Dave DeChristopher |
| Produced by special arrangement with Dramatic Publishing Company of Woodstock, Illinois. |
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"Gun-Shy" ran January 13 - 28, 2006, Thursday through Saturday at 8:00pm, second
Sunday at 2:00pm
Ticket Information
Remember your first marriage? It’s back. Gun-Shy is a comedy about marriage, divorce, infidelity, infertility, incompatibility, eternal love, household accidents and diets no one should try. “Gun-Shy… grabs you from the moment the lights go up and never lets you go.”
World Premier at the 1997 Humana Festival of New American Plays and Actors Theatre of Louisvillle.
Produced in New York City by Playwrights Horizons, 1998.
The Program for this show can be viewed by Clicking Here. (Requires Adobe Reader)
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Leading Roles |
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| Evie | Debbie Marinik |
| Carter | John Jennens |
| Duncan | Larry Farley |
| Caitlin | Shannon Cooch |
| Waiter, Roman, Nurse, Paramedic | Norb Mills |
| Neil, Paramedic | JaMay R. Edwards |
Production Staff |
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Director |
Dave DeChristopher |
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Producers |
Paige Price |
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Technical Director |
Julie Zatko |
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Stage Manager |
Angela Metcalf & Julie Zatko |
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Lighting Designer |
Devin Coulter |
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Crew |
Devin Coulter & Angela Metcalf |
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Costume Design |
Pam Kelso |
| Crew | |
| Property Masters | Marc Malley & Maureen O'Malley |
| Set Construction | Steve Mierzejewski, Jeff Mills, Norb Mills & Bob Smith |
| Sound Design | Steve Essick |
| Crew | George Markle & Julie Zatko |
| Program | Laura Ahrens, Jake Gordy & Frank Venda |
| Program Art & Cover Design | Laura Ahrens |
| House Manager | Ann Veasey |
| Box Office | Ann Veasey |
| Assisted By | Kimberly Bruggemann, Sandy Fry, Darlene Hatfield, Sue Holliger, Rita Konecki, Joe Kwiatkowski, John Farnham Scott, Rita Stobinski & Judy Wiederhold |
| Program Printing | The Copy Center |
| Marquee Signs | Bob Smith |
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Cast Photography |
Frank Venda |
| Special Thanks |
Rumpf Ambulance |
| Act I: Various locations in the Pacific Northwest, new England, and Washington D.C. |
| Act II: Duncan's house outside Boston |
Last Modified: 03/04/07