Produced by the Little Theatre Off Broadway, Grove City Ohio
Production Dates
October 30 thru November 21, 2009
Cast/Crew List
Reuter's Man - Frank Afolabi
Emma Dawson - Donna Allen
Timmy/Hurdy Gurdy Man/Souvenir Salesman - Tyler Austin
Heddie Marcum - Diane Cade
Mayor - John Calland
Rev. Jeremiah Brown - Luther Center
Zeb Chandler - Randy Church
Brady - Larry Cole
Mrs. McLain - Margaret Riggle Collins
E. K. Hornbeck - Andy Crawford
Dunlap - Doug Davis
Judge - Jim Dippel
Cates - Aaron Dursch
Hot Dog Man - Matthew Elmore
Sarah Blake - Jaymee Halley
Bollinger - Rick Holmes
Howard Blair - Tyler Mason
Phil - Ted Mixer
Radio Man - Mark Narens
Davenport - Bob Needham
Mrs. Blaie - Brenda Newsom
Elijah - Carl Novak
Ezekiel Sanderson - Robert Patton
Melinda Loomis - Jenny Schwartz
Violet Robinson - D. C. Simpson
Drummond - Charlie Sloin
Sillers - William Smith
Bannister - Joe Snyder
Mrs. Loomis - Terry Sullivan
Rachel Brown - Elaine Taylor
Meeker - Wally Taylor
Mrs. Krebs - Phyllis Thomas
Lucy Donavon - Marissa Van Horn
Mrs. Brady - Barb Weesner
Director - Robert Weesner
Stage Manager - Mark Narens
Asst. Stage Manager - William Smith
Rehearsal Secretary - Miranda Hinton
Set Design - Dan Stanton
Costumer - D. C. Simpson
Hair styles and make-up - D. C. Simpson and Amanda Hedges
Props Mistress - Donna Allen
Light Board Operator - Theresa Pernrose
I received a copy of the following email from Dave (last name and address I deleted.) This was typical of comments the show received.
From: Dave ………
Date: Sat, 7 Nov 2009 11:25:20 -0500
To: comment@ltob.org
Subject: Inherit The Wind Production
I attended my first play at LTOB last evening. I am writing this today because of my experience.
It was, without a doubt, one of the most enjoyable experiences I have had in quite a long while. I have seen plays and musicals downtown, and even in Las Vegas, but your company's production of Inherit The Wind just stopped me in my tracks! It was brilliant. The acting was superb, especially the gentleman who played Mr. Drummond (forgive me, I left my program at the theater by accident). He was exceptional!!!
His counterparts were good as well, but he actually put me there with him in the courtroom. He was so into his character, that he made him seem so natural.
I guess what I am saying is, I was surprised. The set was really very good. For such a small venue, the set director’s use of space was simply great.
I will be attending future plays, but believe me, the bar has been set very, very high.
Thank you for a very enjoyable, wonderful experience.
Dave
Date: Sat, 7 Nov 2009 11:25:20 -0500
To: comment@ltob.org
Subject: Inherit The Wind Production
I attended my first play at LTOB last evening. I am writing this today because of my experience.
It was, without a doubt, one of the most enjoyable experiences I have had in quite a long while. I have seen plays and musicals downtown, and even in Las Vegas, but your company's production of Inherit The Wind just stopped me in my tracks! It was brilliant. The acting was superb, especially the gentleman who played Mr. Drummond (forgive me, I left my program at the theater by accident). He was exceptional!!!
His counterparts were good as well, but he actually put me there with him in the courtroom. He was so into his character, that he made him seem so natural.
I guess what I am saying is, I was surprised. The set was really very good. For such a small venue, the set director’s use of space was simply great.
I will be attending future plays, but believe me, the bar has been set very, very high.
Thank you for a very enjoyable, wonderful experience.
Dave
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