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Kentwood Players
requests the honor of your presence for
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Written by:
John Colton and Clemence Randolph
Directed by:
Sheldon Metz
Produced By:
Calia Mintzer and Frank Roys
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CAST
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Sadie Thompson
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Kathleen Chapin |
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Mrs. Davidson
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Susan Stangl |
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Mrs. McPhail
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Linda Parke |
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Joe Horn
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Max Heldring Stormes |
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Bates
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Frank Olivadoti |
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Hodgson
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Andrew Fitzsimmons |
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Rev. Davidson
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Dan Forrest |
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Dr. McPhail
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Don Schlossman |
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Tim O'Hara
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Chris Dunn |
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Mrs. Horn
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Lizzie Luna |
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Griggs
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Michael Hampton |
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Islanders
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Lauren Ciancimino, Babette
Dickerson and David Parke |
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It’s 1923. At the lonely military outpost of Pago Pago,
sticky heat alternates with torrential rain. A ship quarantine
strands Sadie Thompson, a “breezy dame” who sets
the Marines afire – and the self-righteous Rev. Davidson,
a powerful missionary, who suspects Sadie is a fugitive
from the notorious Iweili (red-light) district of Honolulu.
Good-hearted Marine Sgt. O’Hara courts Sadie while
she tries to stay out of Davidson’s path. The tensions
mount in this theatrical classic, inspired by W. Somerset
Maugham’s “Miss Thompson.” |
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