presel Will se - Pig tee 2 One-act Plays = at s Community HallThe Psychiatrist Nick Beddington: Bom in Kamloops, B.C. 17 years ago, Nick has resided in Barriere for the past 16 years. He loves acting and any sort of sports. With one minor play under his belt a number of years ago, Nick is looking forward to his upcoming performance with the Thompson Valley Players. Stuart Caulfield: Originally from Northem Ireland, Stuart came to Barriere in July, 2002 with his wife Charlotte who hails from New Zealand. A wall and floor tiler by trade, he always enjoys a new challenge and is now working as the hired hand for the local Mitchell Cattle Company. He first treaded the boards in a production of Hello Dolly with the Portrush Music Society in 1988 and went on to perform in five more productions over the next eight years. Darby Ewashina: A 14-year-old Barrierite who's future aspirations include a career in acting, Darby is currently involved with her high school drama class. Previous experiences include a performance in a school production of ‘Up on a Rooftop’ and improv work with River Magic Productions in Kamloops. Darby also enjoys horseback tiding and snowboarding . Tracy Mason: Tracy has been involved with the Thompson Valley Players for the last four years, starting out as a volunteer Gopher, moving on to producing the group's 2002 presentation of “Laundry and Bourbon”. In her spare time Tracy can be found at the elementary school where she lends a hand with her son’s kindergarten class. Tracy attended the United College of the Caribou to eam her degree in Early Childhood Education, and can now usually be found with her son and a flock of his friends. The Chiropodist Logan Blohm: Originally from Bamiere, Logan spent ten years in Calgary and six years in Golden before retuming and achieving his graduation at Barriere Secondary School. Although his acting career has been limited to small productions put on in high school drama classes he has always been interested in acting. The Chiropodist will be Logan's first production out of school. Logan stepped into the production on short notice - for this he is thanked and considered a hero. Amanda Jonasson: Amanda has been involved in theater for some time. In high school she began by playing the orphan ‘Pepper’ in a spring production. Since then, she worked in Barkerville, BC portraying a heritage character, as well as taking on a Director's position with the Thompson Valley Players. Aside from Amanda's theatrical contributions over the years, she is also a star on the curling rink, leading her team to a gold medal at the BC Winter games. In the fall Amanda will be attending UCC hoping to achieve a degree in Business management Mickey Kinloch: Currently residing in Darfield, B.C. Mickey came to the area in 1947. In 1948 he enrolled at Barriere High School with 29 other students. Mickey had some limited experience in two or three presentations with the Darfield Players amateur theater group who started in 1949/50. Mickey has worked on ranches, driven logging trucks and school buses, had three separate sea adventures, got mamied, raised two kids, and ranched in Darfield for 30 years. He is currently retired and enjoying his association with the Thompson Valley Players Charlotte Murray: From New Zealand, Charlotte originally trained in the hospitality industry but has been traveling the world for the last six years with her husband Stuart. She came to Bariere in July, 2002 to study Equine Therapy at a College in Yemon. She is thoroughly enjoying Canadian culture and the people she has met around Barriere. This is her first time on stage since elementary school, where she was an audience prompt in a play.The Decter Will See You Naw by Vokn Patrick THE CAST THE CREW The Chiropodist : Director Danielle Dunn-Morris Logan Blohm The Chiropodist : Producer Anna Schlingermann | Amanda Jonasson Nurse Ber ee ae ae | »/Mickey Kinlock Masters \_Stage Manager Bill Medland | “Charlotte Murray Goldie \ Assistant Stage Manager ____Darby Ewashina eons lights/sound Robin Wilson / Nick Beddington Poole costumes LiF MEER v Stuart Caulfield The Phyciatrist Props Huntley Cooper / Darby Ewashina Nurse Make-up Shelley Lampreau vTracy Mason Nurse Hall Decorations Bev Murphy Director's Notes Doctors, over the years, have been important in our lives. These two medical wizards, that you will meet tonight, are not typical (no doctor was hurt during the rehearsing of these plays). The first gentleman (using the term gentleman is risky) is a foot doctor more interested in pressing the female form than diagnosis in the problem foot. Women today are very resourceful when dealing with the male ego; watch the antics as the nurse and “Goldie” take the Chiropodist on a merry chase. The doctor definitely gets his ego denied. The second gentleman is searching his soul for the cure to the human malady. His methods are full of mystical mumbo jumbo but the end result will boggle the mind. The Psychiatrist is definitely not in! Directing this group of actors has been such a treat. The dedication of all involved has made my job so easy. Barriere has a fine group of thespians and these two comedies will confirm your faith in this wonderful group. | would like to thank Anna Schlingermann for asking me to direct this year Sit back and enjoy! Danielle Dunn-Morris