2009 – 2010 Season
About The Play
Love of family is the mantra that runs throughout this endearingly warm-hearted comedy by Joe DiPietro. The audience is taken on a sweet and sentimental journey to grandparent’s house in Hoboken, New Jersey.
At the heart of the plot is a tight-knit Italian-American family. Nick Christano is a 29-year old marketing executive who dutifully visits his four grandparents every Sunday for dinners which are governed by “the three F’s” – family, faith, and food.
One Sunday he has an exciting, though devastating announcement: He’s being promoted to a new position in Seattle. As Nick is their only relative left in the area, the prospect of losing him calls for some heavy Golden-Ager artillery.
Dates | February 24 - March 6, 2010 |
Director | Therese Parent |
Producer
Ruth Astin
Producer
Debra Bob
Cast
Nick Cristano | Bron Johnson |
Frank Gianelli | Manfred Taron |
Aida Gianelli | Maureen Ruschiensky |
Nunzio Cristano | Dave Sayer |
Emma Cristano | Jean Given |
Caitlin O’Hare | Leah Goldie |
Crew
Stage Manager | Doug Edgar |
Assist Stage Manager | Mitch Morin |
Set Design Team | Therese Parent, Dave Brotsky, Sarah McLean, Brian Jenkins |
Drawings and Model | Brian Jenkins |
Set Construction Head | Willem Roell |
Set Construction Crew | Alain Klein, Bob Rinaldi, Dale Pothecary, Bob Jackson, Brian Jenkins, John Ravensbergen |
Set Decor | Sarah McLean |
Set Decor Crew | Wendy Takahashi, Wendy Klein, Carol Jenkins, Sandy Edgar |
Lighting Design | Dave Brotsky |
Light Operator | Ken Cain |
Sound Design | Randy Jones |
Sound Operator | Gus Gendron |
Properties Head | Mellissa Lockhart |
Costume Head | Marnie Cullum |
Costumes | Amber Mann |
Hair | Suzanne Robert |
Make-Up | Debbra Butler, Many Willmott |
Publicity | Mike Poirier |
Program | Jo Jones |
Poster | Sarah McLean |
Photography | Dave Wallden, Matt Brown |
Foyer Design | Linda van Wieringen, Linda Wood |
Front of House | Joan Karstensen |
Preview | Wendy Stevens |
Opening / Final Night | Pip Jordan |