Mary, Mary Review
Photo Credit: Kaylee S Johnson
Kaylee Johnson
March 1, 2010
Filed under Fine Arts
A story about a divorcing couple, their attorney, movie stars, millionaires, and sleeping pills.
Director Kurt Corriher brings to life this Jean Kerr performance with a cast of 5. This blast from the past brought smiles to everyone who saw it.
The set was breathtaking, for as soon as you walked into the theatre, you walked through the door of the couple’s house and were seated on either side of the family living room. With bookshelves stacked with books and a bar filled with bottles, the set seemed more like a real place than just theatre magic.
The story is around Bob and Mary who were once married, but now going through a divorce with their attorney, Oscar. Bob, trying to move on finds himself a new fiance, Tiffany. And Bob’s old friend, Dirk, comes and tries to sweep Mary off her feet. During the mishaps and mayhem that ensues during the play, not to mention a mix-up of sleeping pills with vitamins, Bob realizes his true feelings.
The show features Carmen Bartlett as Mary; Chris Herring as Bob; Amanda Lederer as Tiffany; Chris Fink as Dirk; and Rob White as Oscar.
Crew includes Kat Tierney as stage manager; Jodye Carroll as assistant stage manager; Ryan O’Hare as assistant director; Eleanor Withrow as costume designer; Josh Hodgson as lighting designer; Luke Robinson as technical director and master carpenter; and Meggie Bumgarner as hair and make-up designer.
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