An Evening of Shorts
Enemies by Neith Boyce/Hutchins Hapgood
Directed by Alex Dybell
A relationship reaches its breaking point as a husband and wife become all too aware of the entrapment of their own creation. As pagan and Christian beliefs collide, can a marriage of two enemies survive their own egos, or their own selfish desires for spiritual fulfilment?
Cast
He: Daniel Abbott
She: Catherine Grimhilde
Fourteen by Alice Gerstenberg
Directed by Huldah Knox-Thomas
All Mrs Pringle wants is to introduce her daughter, Elaine, to the most eligible bachelor in the city at a clasy dinner party for 14. But various setbacks force her, Elaine and the butler Dunham to frantically rearrange the guest list and attempt to salvage the evening.
Cast
Mrs Pringle: Catherine Grimhilde
Elaine Pringle: Jessica Gittins
Dunham: Daniel Abbott
The Actors Nightmare by Chris Durang
Directed by Owen Matthew Watts
George Spelvin is our Man for All Seasons. Is he a Coward? A Shakespeare? A Beckett? Someone around here knows the script, but for those who don’t, this is the Nightmare we all face. And as the actor takes his stage, we must ask the question with the rising curtain – “what is reality anyway?”
Cast:
George Spelvin: Alex Dybell
Meg: David Bousfield
Henry Irving: Daniel Abbott
Sarah Siddons: Catherine Grimhilde
Mary Anderson: Jessica Gittins
Ellen Terry: Huldah Knox-Thomas
Susan Barstow: Jennifer Nunn
Executioner: Ben Moore
Announcer: Owen Matthew Watts
