The Foreigner
by Larry Shue
Honing both the comedic and emotional moments and than melding the cast into a cohesive whole was the primary challenge.
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Synopsis: An awkward man finds freedom as a confident foreigner when he overhears something he should not and must pretend for his safety.
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"All the compounded twists and turns, all of the comic potential of the play written by the late Larry Shue, are artfully and skillfully displayed to the max by a spirited and talented cast, carried along by Noel MacDuffie's ingenious direction. Noel MacDuffie has directed a really fine comedy." - Jay Reisberg for Culture Catch
directed by Noel MacDuffie
costumes by Renesta Olds
set by Noel MacDuffie
lighting by Leo J. Contrino
sound by Robert G. Waring
props by Jan VanderPutten
stage management by Michael Staton
photos by localtheater.com
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Performed by: Steve Velardi, Elizabeth Bove, Kalya Ferguson, Cameron McIntosh, Bernard Bosio, Larry Gutman, William Barry, and Steven Ackerman.
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