Directed by B. Michael Quale
A sentimental comedy aboutAmerican life in a bygone era. On alternate Friday evenings, eight sisters meet to play bridge and gossip. The first act takes place in 1934; the second ten years later during a Halloween Costume Bridge Party where each sister acts out her costume's personality. A delightful, funny moving, glimpse of the sort of lives we are all familiar with- our own.
The Cast
| Martha (Mrs. Michael McDermitt |
Susan Snyder |
| Mary (Margaret Donavan) |
Mary Jo Harstad |
| Connie (mrs. David Emerson) |
Jennifer Innis |
| Nora (Mrs. Lawrence Hiller) |
Mary Chartier |
| Alice (Mrs. Walter Monahan) |
Laurie Flexhaug |
| Ann (Mrs. John conroy) |
Liz Seven |
| Lil (Mrs. Peter Carmody) |
Ann Newhouse |
| Betsy (Mrs. Daniel Bailey) |
Shawnta Wilson |
| Robert Foster, the Photographer |
Todd Bertsch |
The Staff
| Director |
B. Michael Quale |
| Assistant to the Director |
Kristi Marshall |
| Lights |
Jack Dyville |
| Sound |
Jim Ryen |
| Box Office |
Kathy Evenson |
| Costumes |
B. Michael Quale, Susan Snyder |
| Set Construction |
B. Michael Quale, Jim Ryen, Liz Seven, Mary Jo Harstad, Dennis Campbell, Mary Chartier |
| Props |
Jim Ryen, B. Michael Quale, Janet Andersen, Susan Snyder, Mary Jo Harstad, Liz Seven, Todd Bertsch |
| Concessions |
Mary Jo Harstad |
Special thanks to Rosenbluth's Leadership team for assisting with ushering and concessions.
Acknowledgements
Books on Broadway, Jack Dyville's Dance Factory, Duane Anderson
KXMD-TV, KUMV-TV, Williston Herald