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September 10 - October 2, 2004
Fridays and Saturdays 8 pm • Sundays 2 pm
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featuring
ROBERT ALLEMAN
KATE BRIGGMAN
CORI DANIEL
ANN MARIE FEILD
TROY HOPPER
DENIS LATKOWSKI
CARL MARCHESE
MARISSA PEPPLE
ELAINA TELITSINA
TONY VIGLIONE
A rude, sacreligious, nothing-is-sacred play for adults about the hiring of a grants manager at a museum. Could anything be crazier? Sure, one could let the audience audition the actors for each performance. Nuts, but fun!
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"Eat the Runt Cast and Crew"
Left to right, back row: Tony Viglione, Kate Briggman, Bob Alleman, Elaina Telitsina, Melainie Eifert (assistant director), Bob Russell (director). Front row, left to right: Marissa Pepple, Lorraine Imwold (stage manager), Carl Marchese, Cori Daniel, Troy Hopper, Denis Latkowski and Ann Marie Feild. Eat the Runt by Avery Crozier. Directed by Bob Russell and Melainie Eifert and stage managed by Lorraine Imwold, Eat the Runt is a very rude, sacreligious, nothing-is-sacred play for adults about the hiring of a grants manager at a museum. Could anything be crazier? Sure, one could let the audience audition the actors for each performance. Nuts, but fun!
The show plays at the Audrey Herman Spotlighters Theatre on Fridays and Saturdays 8 pm and Sundays at 2 pm, September 10 - October 2, 2004. Tickets are $12, with discounts for students, seniors, BTA members and groups of 20 or more. 817 St. Paul Street. For reservations, call 410-752-1225 or click on http://www.spotlighters.org/boxoffice.html. To purchase guaranteed tickets online, click on http://www.missiontix.com.
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"I had one that thrombosed . . . the nurse had to leave the room . . ."
From left to right, Bob Alleman (butt only), Tony Viglione, Cori Daniel and Marrissa Pepple star in Eat the Runt by Avery Crozier. Directed by Bob Russell and Melainie Eifert and stage managed by Lorraine Imwold, Eat the Runt is a very rude, sacreligious, nothing-is-sacred play for adults about the hiring of a grants manager at a museum. Could anything be crazier? Sure, one could let the audience audition the actors for each performance. Nuts, but fun!
The show plays at the Audrey Herman Spotlighters Theatre on Fridays and Saturdays 8 pm and Sundays at 2 pm, September 10 - October 2, 2004. Tickets are $12, with discounts for students, seniors, BTA members and groups of 20 or more. 817 St. Paul Street. For reservations, call 410-752-1225 or click on http://www.spotlighters.org/boxoffice.html. To purchase guaranteed tickets online, click on http://www.missiontix.com.
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"(BEEEEEEEEEP)"
From left to right, back row, Elaina Telitsina and Denis Latkowski seem a little unhappy with (front row) Bob Alleman, Marrissa Pepple and Ann Marie Feild all of whom star in Eat the Runt by Avery Crozier. Directed by Bob Russell and Melainie Eifert and stage managed by Lorraine Imwold, Eat the Runt is a very rude, sacreligious, nothing-is-sacred play for adults about the hiring of a grants manager at a museum. Could anything be crazier? Sure, one could let the audience audition the actors for each performance. Nuts, but fun!
The show plays at the Audrey Herman Spotlighters Theatre on Fridays and Saturdays 8 pm and Sundays at 2 pm, September 10 - October 2, 2004. Tickets are $12, with discounts for students, seniors, BTA members and groups of 20 or more. 817 St. Paul Street. For reservations, call 410-752-1225 or click on http://www.spotlighters.org/boxoffice.html. To purchase guaranteed tickets online, click on http://www.missiontix.com.
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"Putting your best foot forward? . . ."
From left to right, back row, Tony Viglione and Denis Latkowski enjoy the toes while Ann Marie Feild is kept from going completely over the edge by Carl Marchese and Troy Hopper in Eat the Runt by Avery Crozier. Directed by Bob Russell and Melainie Eifert and stage managed by Lorraine Imwold, Eat the Runt is a very rude, sacreligious, nothing-is-sacred play for adults about the hiring of a grants manager at a museum. Could anything be crazier? Sure, one could let the audience audition the actors for each performance. Nuts, but fun!
The show plays at the Audrey Herman Spotlighters Theatre on Fridays and Saturdays 8 pm and Sundays at 2 pm, September 10 - October 2, 2004. Tickets are $12, with discounts for students, seniors, BTA members and groups of 20 or more. 817 St. Paul Street. For reservations, call 410-752-1225 or click on http://www.spotlighters.org/boxoffice.html. To purchase guaranteed tickets online, click on http://www.missiontix.com.
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"How could you let 'that person' touch you?"
From left to right, back row, Elaina Telitsina, Ann Marie Feild and Kate Briggman are disappointed with the feverish kiss between Cori Daniel and Tony Viglione in a scent from Eat the Runt by Avery Crozier. Directed by Bob Russell and Melainie Eifert and stage managed by Lorraine Imwold, Eat the Runt is a very rude, sacreligious, nothing-is-sacred play for adults about the hiring of a grants manager at a museum. Could anything be crazier? Sure, one could let the audience audition the actors for each performance. Nuts, but fun!
The show plays at the Audrey Herman Spotlighters Theatre on Fridays and Saturdays 8 pm and Sundays at 2 pm, September 10 - October 2, 2004. Tickets are $12, with discounts for students, seniors, BTA members and groups of 20 or more. 817 St. Paul Street. For reservations, call 410-752-1225 or click on http://www.spotlighters.org/boxoffice.html. To purchase guaranteed tickets online, click on http://www.missiontix.com.
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"You have nice hair . . ."
From left to right, back row, Carl Marchese and Denis Latkowski provide some energy for the already sexy time being enjoyed by Marissa Pepple, Troy Hopper and Kate Briggman in a scene from Eat the Runt by Avery Crozier. Directed by Bob Russell and Melainie Eifert and stage managed by Lorraine Imwold, Eat the Runt is a very rude, sacreligious, nothing-is-sacred play for adults about the hiring of a grants manager at a museum. Could anything be crazier? Sure, one could let the audience audition the actors for each performance. Nuts, but fun!
The show plays at the Audrey Herman Spotlighters Theatre on Fridays and Saturdays 8 pm and Sundays at 2 pm, September 10 - October 2, 2004. Tickets are $12, with discounts for students, seniors, BTA members and groups of 20 or more. 817 St. Paul Street. For reservations, call 410-752-1225 or click on http://www.spotlighters.org/boxoffice.html. To purchase guaranteed tickets online, click on http://www.missiontix.com.
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"You're the one . . ."
From left to right, back row, Carl Marchese drinks from the vial as Elaina Telitsina looks on in amazement. Meanwhile, in the front row Kate Briggman doesn't know what to do with the "speaking in tongues" Bob Alleman. Cori Daniel is about to be sick. All of this in a scene from Eat the Runt by Avery Crozier. Directed by Bob Russell and Melainie Eifert and stage managed by Lorraine Imwold, Eat the Runt is a very rude, sacreligious, nothing-is-sacred play for adults about the hiring of a grants manager at a museum. Could anything be crazier? Sure, one could let the audience audition the actors for each performance. Nuts, but fun!
The show plays at the Audrey Herman Spotlighters Theatre on Fridays and Saturdays 8 pm and Sundays at 2 pm, September 10 - October 2, 2004. Tickets are $12, with discounts for students, seniors, BTA members and groups of 20 or more. 817 St. Paul Street. For reservations, call 410-752-1225 or click on http://www.spotlighters.org/boxoffice.html. To purchase guaranteed tickets online, click on http://www.missiontix.com.
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Tickets: $12 (Seniors, Students and BTA members: $10)
Groups of 20 or more: $9 each
featuring
ROBERT ALLEMAN
KATE BRIGGMAN
CORI DANIEL
ANN MARIE FEILD
TROY HOPPER
DENIS LATKOWSKI
CARL MARCHESE
MARISSA PEPPLE
ELAINA TELITSINA
TONY VIGLIONE
Directors: Bob Russell and Melaine Eifert
Stage Manager: Lorraine Imwold
Sound Design: Mike Kushner
Props: Dawn Robey
Lighting Design: FUZZ Roark
Poster/Program Design: Bob Russell
Executive Producers: Bob Russell, Jonathan Claiborne
Theatre/Production Manager: Karen Starliper
Thank you and enjoy the show!
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