August 18 – September 5, 2010
By Alan Ayckbourn
Directed by Peter Amster
In the not-too-distant future, comic lessons between scriptwriter Adam and TV actoid Jacie turn hilarious – and romantic. JCF 31333 is one of many programmable acting androids. She faces being scrapped because of a glitch in her system – a glitch for comedy which emerges at very inopportune times and overrides her programming. Adam and Jacie run away, embarking on a real life adventure that takes on epic soap opera proportions.
| Scenic Design | Jack Magaw |
| Costume Design | Rachel Laritz |
| Lighting Design | Jason Fassl |
| Sound Design | Victoria DeIorio |
| Properties | Sarah Ross |
| Stage Manager | Sara Gamage |
Wheelchairs/Walkers/Scooters
Accessible seating (wheelchairs and walkers etc.) with no stairs is available in Row K. Every row, other than Row K has a step(s). Please phone the Box Office for the availability of accessible seating in Row K.
Assisted Listening System
Assisted Listening Devices (ALD) amplify and clarify sound by cutting down ambient noise. Peninsula Players is equipped with a Hearing Loop in rows A to S and an FM-based ALD system in the balcony rows AA and BB. Patrons who require an ALD may visit the Canteen before the show. Reservations are not necessary. These devices are offered free of charge on a first-come-first-served basis. A driver’s license or ID with printed address is required as a security deposit.
| Prim Spring | McKinley Carter |
| Jacie Triplethree | Erica Elam |
| Trudi Floote, Girl in Dress Shop | Linda Fortunato |
| Adam Trainsmith | Sean Fortunato |
| The Doctor, Farmer, Man in Dress Shop, Turkey | Neil Friedman |
| The Son, Marmion, Hotel Waiter 1 | Andrew Keltz |
| Lester Trainsmith, Hotel Desk Clerk, Hotel Waiter | Kevin McKillip |
| Chandler Tate | Timothy Monsion |
| Carla Pepperbloom | Carmen Roman |
| The Mother, Farmer’s Wife, Dress Shop Asst., A Prostitute | Karen Janes Woditsch |
