PERFORMANCES September 25th - September 28th October 2nd - October 5th October 9th - October 12th

Director - Jack Bradt Producer - Carol Loysen Props - Evelyn Frey Lighting Design - Tom Rowell

The Foreigner, by Larry Shue, is my favorite American comedy, and one of the funniest and most engaging theatre pieces I’ve ever encountered. This play has everything: great comic dialogue and situation, suspense, romance, surprise turns of plot, all driven by the interplay of seven wonderfully drawn characters, characters that unfold into something different from what we first think they are.

THE CAST Charlie - Brent Campbell Froggy - Robert Brody Owen - Ron Lay-Sleeper Ellard - Douglas Beagley Catherine - Jana Beagley Betty - Ramona Godfrey David - Peter Lind

FROGGY LESUEUR (30’s - 50’s) is a wry Cockney soldier and good friend to CHARLIE BAKER (30’s - 40’s, The “Foreigner”), a timid, bland British proof reader whose wife, it seems, is continually cheating on him with somebody exciting. As the play opens, Froggy is dropping Charlie off for a brief holiday at a lodge in rural Georgia which his old friend BETTY MEEKS (50’s - 70’s) is vainly trying to keep up since her husband’s death.