Askance
Eclectic Company Theatre
( 12/16/2011 - 02/12/2012 )
Running Time: 130 minutes
Irving and Milly, married senior citizens, must leave their retirement home due to its abrupt closure. Also forced to leave is old Sylvia, a thoughtful yet somewhat senile woman who is mysteriously tangled into the lives of the couple. Amidst packing, reminiscing and a visit from Sylvia's estranged son, a dark, sordid, secret comes to light.
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This production closed on 02/12/2012
Schedule
Select Thursdays 8 pm, Friday/Saturday 8 pm, Sunday 6 pm
Venue Information
Eclectic Company Theatre
5312 Laurel Canyon Blvd., North Hollywood, CA 91607 (map)
Box Office 818 - 508-3003
Street Parking
Directors / Designers
Kerr Lordygan Producer
Laura Lee Bahr Producer
Jennifer Salas Producer
Kerr Seth Lordygan Playwright
Sabrina Lloyd Director
Tim Sprague Stage Manager
Marco De Leon Scenic Designer
Rachel Engstrom Costume Designer
John Dickey Lighting Designer
Brian E. Smith Sound Designer
Jennifer Salas Prop Designer
Tim Sprague Prop Designer
Erin Treanor Production Manager
Phil Sokoloff Press Agent
David Beach Fight Choreographer
Jennifer Salas Associate Producer
Cast
Joseph Cardinale Irving
Adam Coggins Young Irv
Ivy Jones Sylvia
Kenlyn Kanouse Milly
Beth Ricketson Young Milly
Taylor Ashbrook Nurse Liz Wilson
Jennifer Bailey Roz
RJ Farrington Nurse Adele Greene
Frank Krueger Dr. Edwards
Michael Tatlock Mikey
Sigi Gradwohl Roz - understudy
Edward L. Green Irving - understudy
Dave Kirkpatrick Young Irv - understudy
Rebecca Lane Nurse Adele Greene - understudy
Kerr Seth Lordygan Irving - understudy
Wendy Radford Sylvia - understudy
Wendy Radford Milly - understudy
David Veach Dr. Edwards - understudy
Roger Weiss Mikey - understudy
Ian Mackay and Lila Garrity (photo by Quinn Gorbott)
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Reviews
LAist (read review)William Faulkner's injunction that "the past is never dead; it's not even past" gets unpacked to pow - Staff Writer
LA Times (read review)"The finale effectively emphasizes the play’s message about the destructive effect of unspoken truth - Philip Brandes
Edge LosAngeles (read review)Part of the delight of watching this play is learning these secrets (for we all have secrets we wish - Obed Medina
StageSceneLA (read review)Recommended! - Steven Stanley
LA Weekly (read review)"Lordygan deftly elicits sympathy for his characters" - Pauline Adamek