| DIRECTOR: Shelley Hale
ASST. DIRECTOR: Amanda Dali CO-PRODUCERS: Kaly McKenna & Barbara Seagren Performance Dates/Times: Friday, Saturday at 8PM, Sunday at 2PM | |||
| Synopsis: Bye Bye Beeler Canyon is a melodrama set firmly on its ear by a cat with the blues, a football-loving Indian, and two young lovers with split personalities. Confusions, illusions, collisions and crazies compete for a unusual treasure in an even more unusual old mansion. | |||
| Squint Westwood (male, early 20's to early 30's) Bill Matus | - "The Hero" - a nearsighted nerd with delusions of macho grandeur. | |
| Dottie Gayle (female, mid teens to late 20's) Celeste Conowitch | - "The Heroine" - a sweet young thing several cards short of a full deck. | |
| Simon Foul (male, late 20's to early 40's) Charley Miller | - "The Villain" - a scheming cad with a wicked sense of humor. | |
| Mittens (female, mid teens to mid 20's) Roxanne Conowitch | - "The Cat" - a mischievous kitten with a bad attitude and a good heart. | |
| Dr. Hitchcock (male or female, but preferably female, adult) David Cameron | - "The Medicine Man" - a Native American with an unusual medical practice and a gift for sign language. | |
| Reverend Fluster (male, but could be played by a female, late 20's to ?) Dan Glenn | - a man of faith who's seriously in need of some powerful tranquilizers. | |
| Cal Polly (male, late 40's to ?) Danny Morris | - "The Old Inventor"- a kind, eccentric genius with a twinkle in his eye. | |
| Aunt Wynona (female, early 40's to late 50's) Charmaine Reed | "The Housekeeper"- a hardy soul who keeps things running not-so-smoothly around the place. | |
| TICKET PRICES | |||
| Adults: $10 Kids 6 through 12: $6 Children 5 and under on a lap are free | |||
 | |||
 | |||
 |  |  |
 |  |  |
 |  |  Musician |
 Author, Composer & Musician | ||
Photos by Tony Eisenhower | ||
 | |
 | |
 |  |
 | |
 | |
Photos by Tony Eisenhower | |