presents

Neil Simon’s poignant WWII comedy Biloxi Blues is equal parts nostalgia and hilarity as it details the hijinx 1943 raw recruits go through in the process of becoming fighting GI’s. Neil Simon is a legendary figure in American Theater. His plays have been performed worldwide and adapted for film and television, as well as being translated into the language of sitcoms and other foreign tongues, The Odd Couple most famously. Brighton Beach Memoirs, Biloxi Blues and Broadway Bound form a trilogy on early 20th Century American life, crafted out of Simon’s early years as kid, teenager and young adult.

March 9 - April 14, 2007
Fridays & Saturdays at 8pm
Sundays at 2pm
A comedy
by Neil Simon
Directed by Larry Jones
Assistant Dir. Tiffany Towers
Produced by Jim Crawford
Cast
Michael Allen Drew Fitzsimmons
Matthew Artson Lana Ford
Jerad Callen Bradley Jennings
DL Corrigan Katrina Straub
Daniel Farber


Daisy (Katrina Straub) is surrounded by the men of Company C
(l to r: Carney (DL Corrigan), Selridge (Drew Fitzsimmons),
Epstein (Bradley Jennings), Hennessey (Jerad Callen), Eugene Jerome (Daniel Farber)


Love's in bloom when Daisy (Katrina Straub)
meets Eugene (Daniel Farber)
<- Life in the Barracks Sgt. Toomey (Michael Allen, standing) and the new recruits of Company C
seated L: Carney (DL Corrigan), Selridge (Drew Fitzsimmons)
seated R: Epstein (Bradley Jennings), Jerome (Daniel Farber)
top bunk: Hennessey (Jerad Callen)

Sgt. Toomey (Michael Allen) guides the
new recruits through basic training

 
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