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| The Family | |
| Ponyboy Curtis | Reed Sligar |
| Sodapop Curtis | Dalton Worth |
| Darrell “Superman” Curtis | Jermey Heideman |
| Johnny “Cakes” Cade | Jake Memon |
| Steve Randle | Tony DeNiro (the understudy of Johnny) |
| Keith “Two-Bit” Matthews | Jose Cruz |
| Dallas “Dally” Winston | Jake Fricke |
| The Socs | |
| Bob Sheldon | Patrick Mounce |
| Randy Adderson | Marcus Griggs |
| Paul Holden | Zach Tudor |
| Skif/Hospital Orderly | Hunter Cross |
| Biff/Drive-in | Parker Lawhorne |
| Tad | Shane Oss (the understudy of Ponyboy) |
| The Girls | |
| Cherry Valance | Kim Hough |
| Sandy | Kali (Kiwi) Beard |
| Marcia | Kaylie Takach |
| The Others | |
| Doctor Lowe | Amber Todoroff |
| Susan, the Nurse | Bryanna Lane |
| Jerry Wood/Drive-in | Logan Yates |
| Miss Bryant/Drive-in | Emily Grimm |
| Skate Hop/Hospital/Fire | Noelle Oxboel |

The Flying Dutchman and the Pirate's Curse FIRST REHEARSAL IS Saturday, January 17th @ 1:00pm at the Theatre If you cannot make this date or time, call me immediately at 485-3026 or e-mail rkm5@verizon.net For the final the cast list (so far) please look at the previous entry. THANK YOU ALL |
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Kaitlyn Terpstra (our Hobbit goddess) is pre-booked for a competition and cannot join us. We wish her the" bestest" of luck. Amber Sulesky (Best Actress School for Wives FTC 2008) has stepped into the role of Anastasia DuPree, the pirate Queen.
Our good friend Zach Tudor is headed out to the mountains to ski and isn't able to join us. But, hey! I would trade my place for his any day. Steven O'Dea, fourteen year Venice Theatre veteran, adds his talent to Alder Muldoon, the father of Patrick and Maroon.
Our first rehearsal is Saturday, January 17th at 1:00pm at the greatest theatre on the southern region, Venice Theatre. Third ranked BTW.
| The Flying Dutchman | Jake |
| Princess Regatta | Hayley |
| Queen of the Pirates | Amber Sulesky |
| Maroon Muldoon | Patrick |
| Patrick Muldoon | Dominic |
| Alder Muldoon | Steve O'Dea |
| Lord Mayor Finley | Ryan |
| Brunhilda Finley | Lauren Kelly |
| Vabelle Finley | Roxanne |
| The Vicar Fiore | Logan |
| Fiona Fiore | Kenzie |
| Mac Fiore | Shane |
| Jasmine Greenleaf | Jasmine |
| Tip/Catch | Hunter |
| Toe/Fetch | Tim |
| King Stalwart | Neil Kasonofsky |
| Scratchman | Tony |
| Bone | Frenchie & Sydney will be |
| Mad Dog | playing all of the |
| Calico | Pirates, Male and |
| Mary Read | Female, because |
| Durrant | they can |
First Rehearsal is 1:00 pm on Saturday January 17th at 1:00. If you have any problem with this date, please, contact me ASAP! rkm5@verizon.net or 485-3026.
Scripts will be passed out at that time. THANK YOU!!!



| | The beautiful and talented Amber Suleskey was honored with the Best Actress award. |
![]() My self-portrait on the 5.5 course around Bar Island directly in from of the harbor. The most beautiful place on the planet and I will live there one day |
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will encounter a current from the ocean. Currents run wild around the small islands around the harbor. Pete wouldn't let me take my camera, my real camera, so I bought one of those 10 buck jobs. I'm glad I did. ![]() |
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![]() What you don't see is the rising levels of chairs and people behind me going up two levels to the Bimini Grill. Hundreds of people. |
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![]() And the fog crept in as we headed to Maine. Back to the U.S. |
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| Hi Ronald--your sets sound good to me. We did the Outsiders here a couple of years ago, I was very involved in the production, and we used very bare sets, like a set of stairs that subbed as the Curtis house, the drive-in, and the car Dallas was driving. The less elaborate the better, I think. I did some cutting of Ponyboy's lines when they seemed too whiney--if you do that I won't tell. Have fun S.E. Hinton |
| Hey Everyone. I hit the deck running when I came back from my wonderful trip to New England. I will have those pictures up soon. I have been invovled in 3 of the plays in the summer rep series. (list is to the right) So I haven’t had much time to do much else. Except.... Wrote a One Act for Troupe in a Trunk last week. Sandy Davison came to me a week an a half ago and wanted a play about King Arthur for K - 6th grade. In record time I finished it. I like it. I named it The Age of King Arthur. Very funny and for kids. Have a meeting with the powers that be on Monday 25th to see if they want any changes. Noooo. I have not heard anything on my submission of my newest full-length play, Legend of the Flying Dutchman. Murray has read it and Sandy took it on vacation but I haven’t heard whether they like it or not, hopefully, they will select it for the 2009-2010 season. I believe they make that descision later this year. Keep your fingers crossed. As all of you know my second Directing gig will be The Outsiders. My biggest concern right now is the set. Me being who I am, I wrote S.E. Hinton on her website . . . here’s the letter |
| Dear Ms. Hinton I am directing The Outsiders play version Spring 2009 at the Venice Theatre in Venice, Florida. It is my second directing job. I have been an actor since I was 11 and have recently made the career switch. Like every other American, The Outsiders had a profound effect on me in my youth. Read it in ‘75, again in college and three times in the last two months. I would like your opinion on a concept I have developed for the set. I write to you because of your involvement in the location search for the 80s film. I do not see a conventional set. We are producing this in our black box. I believe set pieces scattered throughout the space would serve the story better. For example, the Drive-In sign in glorious neon and the looming Drive-In screen itself (which would show a 60s movie playing periodically, Dallas’ death, (not seen in the play) the church fire, the rumble itself) Other pieces would include, the phone booth, chain link fence, a street light, the small interior of their home sparsely furnished off in a corner. A rusty swing set beneath the Drive-In screen. Table and chairs beneath the Drive-in sign. Any ideas or thoughts would be so greatly appreciated. On a personal note, thank you for simulating my adolescent brain with your wonderful stories. My best, Ronald Myroup rkm5@verizon.net www.ronaldmyroup.com | |
