Aggie Alt (Director) Aggie graduated from BGSU with a Masters Degree in Directing. She had the privilege of owning her own dinner theatre in Virginia Beach, which offered her the opportunity to work with Jim Wann of Pump Boys and Dinettes. She is currently the proud (but struggling) owner of a new retail store, "Whose Your Buddy", a pet supply store for the pet who deserves everything. Stop by and ask her about "Doggies"! It's located in Perrysburg off Louisiana Ave. right behind The Pet Spa .. just follow the paw prints. Her last performance on stage was here at the Village in Prelude to a Kiss
Debbie Marinik (Theda Blau) Deb is thrilled to
return to the Village stage after completing her whirlwind book tour promoting
her non-fiction tome "My Secret Life as a Shiksa" The Abrahmic Years".
With the end of her tour, she can return to her first love, weaving the soft
underbelly hairs of golden retrievers. On the personal front she is busy
campaigning for her daughter to star in "Girls Gone Wild, Ohio" .. go Molly!
When not moonlighting as a Hooter's calendar girl, she can be found on the
slopes pursuing her dream of being the first Midwestern record store owner to
scale Everest. See you at the summit.
Larry Farley (Vito Pignoli) Larry was found as a baby by a herd of
horses in the American West. He learned their ways and was caught one
summer in a Department of the Interior wild horse roundup. After being
branded he was adopted and sent to a very nice family in Ohio where he developed
into the striking specimen he is today.
One thing his early experiences allowed him to do was
appreciate the real meaning behind the often misunderstood comments directed to
him of "jackass" and "horse face" in his human world as he had met many
wonderful jackasses in his youth and knew the beauty that is the face of the
equine.
Larry has continued his association with animals, as hi has
been a practicing attorney for the past 26 years.
Further, he has continued his free spirited nature by
engaging in theatrical performances with the Village Players, Toledo Rep,
Croswell, Toledo Ballet, Archbold Community Players and others including acting
as equine interpreter to the Director on the motion picture "Seabiscuit".
Larry was first onstage with Ms. Marinik over 20 years ago
and has always cherished the memories of her comparing his acting to that of a
horse's patoot. A more flattering comment he has never received.
You might remember Larry from last season's
Last Meeting of the Knights of the White
Magnolia and he will be directing the Village's next production
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
having last directed the Steinbeck classic
Of Mice and Men.
On sunny days you can find Larry grazing in his pasture in Berkey, Ohio
waiting to appear on "Law and Order" like every other actor in America.
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