| DIRECTOR: Jim Payton ASST. DIRECTOR: LaBeth Thompson PRODUCER: Kathy Van Buren | |||||||||||||
| by Wendy MacLeod. Marty arrives home with a surprise - a fiancée. His twin sister Jackie-O was just released from a mental hospital, brother Anthony dropped out of Princeton, and their mother has a serious problem handling any of this. Marty's engagement threatens his family's well being, and is a greater threat to Jackie-O, who wants her brother to herself. This daring piece of dark comedy was on the longest running shows for San Francisco's Magic Theatre. "...wickedly funny, disturbing, and vividly written." - San Francisco Chronicle. "Wendy MacLeod has written a billiantly dark comedy that is quick witted and mesmeric." - the Berkeley Press | |||||||||||||
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| Producer | Kathy Van Buren | Costume Design | Erin McGathy |
| Director | Jim Payton | Props Master | Erin McGathy |
| Asst. Director | LaBeth Thompson | Reservations | Jim Payton |
| Stage Manager | Joni Washek | Hospitality Manager | PowPAC Board |
| Set Designers | Joel and Sherrie Colbourn | House Decor | Aaron Oslie |
| Set Construction Chief | Joel Colbourn | Flyer/Program Cover Design | Michael McCullock |
| Set Construction Team | Doug Van Buren, Sherrie Colbourn, Tom McRae, Jim Payton, Brent Stringfield, Brenda Ward, LaBeth Thompson | Program/Webmaster | Elden Davisson |
| Set Dresser | Brent Stringfield | Videographer | John Heinen |
| Sound Designer | Lou Alliano | Photography | Tony Eisenhower |
| Lighting Designer | Peter McGuinness | Publicity | Sherrie Colbourn |
| Sound/Lighting Technician | Tony Carpenter | Printing | Birmingham Press |
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