Saturday, June 11, 2011

Trinity Episcopal School Map

Trinity Episcopal School
1315, Jackson Avenue, New Orleans, LA



If you want a more detailed map, Google will supply it. Thanks.


Please park on Jackson Avenue, not in the U-Drive.  Arrive no later than 7:30 so we can begin.  Our rehearsal space is upstairs and if you are late it requires somebody to come down and open the door.  Please be on time.

If you can't get in call me on my cell, 504-919-8659 or text me!

Monday, June 6, 2011

Contact Sheet


Jonathan Mares (Barry Champlain/Producer)

Dennis McCann (Spike)

Shelby Butera (Rachael)

Lisa Picone (Linda)

Frederick Mead (Sid Greenberg)

Earl Scioneaux (Stu/Stage Manager)

Benjamin Clement (Dan Woodruff)

Margeaux Fanning (Dr. Susan Fleming)

Justin Guidroz (Kent)

Peter Gabb (Bernie)
(504) 453-1836

Kristopher Shaw (Director)
(504) 919-8659
Atticus159@gmail.com
 
Andrea Ballor   (Costumes & Props)
(504) 338-0853
AndreaBallor@gmail.com


Sunday, May 29, 2011

CALLER DELINEATION

Cast List and Breakdown:

*denotes offstage callers

Barry              
Stu              
    Arnold*
Linda            
    Cheryl Ann*
    Jackie*
Spike          
    Richard*
Dan              
    Chet*
    Henry*
    Fred*
Sidney          
    Francine*
    Ralph*
    John*
    Caller*
Bernie          
    Josh*
    Glenn*
    Bob*
    Chris*
    Larry*
Kent              
    Junior*
    Vincent*
Dr. Susan      
    Rhonda*
    Cathleen*
    June*
    Agnes*
     Lucy*
Rachael        
    Ruth*
    Debbie*
    Denise*
    Julia*

Unit Breakdown for Reheasals

Unit No.          Pages            Characters

1            Page 11 & 12     Sid, Richard, Bernie
2            Page 12 & 13      Sid, Richard, Bernie, Linda
3            Page 14 & 16      Linda, Stu, Barry
4            Page 16 7 17       Francine, Linda, Stu, Barry
5            Page 17 & 18      Josh, Linda, Stu, Barry
6            Page 18 -20         Rhonda, Linda, Stu, Barry
7            Page 20 - 23        Dan,Linda, Stu, Barry
8            Page 23 - 24        Stu, Barry
9            Page 24 - 25        Ruth, Linda, Stu, Barry
10          Page 26 - 28        Glenn, Linda, Stu, Barry
11          Page 28 - 30        Chet, Linda, Stu, Barry
12          Page 30 - 34        Debbie, Linda, Stu, Barry
13          Page 34 - 35        Cathleen, Linda, Stu, Barry
14          Page 35 - 37        Kent, Linda, Stu, Barry
15          Page 37 - 38        Stu, Barry
16          Page 38 - 40        Stu
17          Page 40 - 41        John, Stu, Barry
18          Page 41 - 44        Henry, Linda, Stu, Barry
19          Page 44 - 46        Bob, Linda, Stu, Barry
20          Page 46 - 47        Chet, Linda, Stu, Barry
21          Page 47 - 50        Denise, Linda, Stu, Barry
22          Page 50 - 51        Dan, Linda, Stu, Barry
23          Page 51 - 53        June, Linda, Stu, Barry
24          Page 53 - 55        Linda
25          Page 55 - 59        Kent, Linda, Stu, Barry
Act Break    Page 59    N/A
26          Page 59 - 60        Dan, Linda, Stu, Barry
27          Page 60               Dan
28          Page 62 -            Vincent, Stu, Barry
29          Page 62 - 63        Agnes, Stu, Barry
30          Page 63               Chris, Stu, Barry
31          Page 64 - 68        Kent, Linda, Stu, Barry
32          Page 68 - 69        Julia, Kent, Linda, Stu, Barry
33          Page 69-70          Caller, Allan, Kent, Linda, Stu, Barry
34          Page 70 - 71        Kent, Linda, Stu, Barry
35          Page 71 - 73        Ralph, Kent, Stu, Barry
36          Page 73- 74         Dan, Barry
37          Page 74               Stu & Barry
38          Page 74 - 76        Barry & Spike
39          Page 76 - 77        Fred, Jackie, Debbie,
                                         Arnold, Lucy, Larry, Ralph, Barry, Spike

Monday, May 23, 2011

Pick and Pay

9. "Pick 'n' Pay" 

"I'm coming out of Pick 'n' Pay and there's this kid sittin' on the hood of my car." -quote from
 Talk Radio 
FIRST NATIONAL SUPERMARKETS, INC. (FINAST) is a leading supermarket chain in the Cleveland area. Its origin can be traced to 1928, when Edward Silverberg opened a small dairy store in CLEVELAND HEIGHTS In the 1930s, Silverberg expanded his company into a chain called Farmview Creamery Stores. He introduced the supermarket to Cleveland in 1938, when he opened a store on E. 185th St. called Pick-N-Pay, which carried dairy products as well as grocery items. Silverberg changed the corporate name of all his stores to Pick-N-Pay Supermarkets in 1940. Pick-N-Pay had grown to 10 supermarkets when it was acquired by the Cook Coffee Co. of Cleveland (later COOK UNITED, INC.) in 1951. 

The one remaining Pick-N-Pay was closed in 1994 as well. Locally, in 1995 the chain employed 7,500 employees in 41 stores, including 25 in Cuyahoga County and 7 in the city of Cleveland. http://ech.cwru.edu/ech-cgi/article.pl?id=FNSI 

Assassination Attempts on The Pope and President Ronald Reagan

9. Assassination Attempts on The Pope and President Ronald Reagan
"They tried to kill the pope, Barry!" - quote from Talk Radio
More than half the world's population was not born or was less than 10 years old when a 23-year-old Turk named Mehmet Ali Agca shot Pope John Paul II four times with a 9-mm pistol from a distance of 15 feet as the pope drove through a crowd of 20,000 in St. Peter's Square on May 13, 1981.http://archive.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2005/4/5/160320.shtml
Monday - March 30 (1981)
I was almost to the car when I heard what sounded like two or three firecrackers over to my left - just a small fluttering sound, pop, pop, pop. I turned and said, "What the hell's that?" Just then, Jerry Parr, the head of our Secret Service unit, grabbed me by the waist and literally hurled me into the back of the limousine. I landed on my face atop the armrest across the back seat and Jerry jumped on top of me. When he landed, I felt a pain in my upper back that was unbelievable. It was the most excruciating pain I had ever felt. "Jerry," I said, "get off, I think you've broken one of my ribs."
Little by little, though, I learned what had happened and what the situation was: I had a bullet in my lung; Service agent Tim McCarthy had been shot in the chest; policeman Tom Delehanty had been shot in the neck. All of us had been hit by the gun of a young lone assailant who was in police custody. When Jim Brady, a funny and irreverent man who was as talented and well liked as anyone in the White House, was wheeled by me unconscious on his way to the operating room, someone told me he was hit so badly he probably wouldn't make it, and I quickly said a prayer for him. http://www.ronaldreagan.com/march30.html

Lebanon Hostage Crisis

8. Lebanon Hostage Crisis
"Who can stop the toxic wastes, the terrorism, the nuclear build-up, the assasinations?" -quotes from Talk Radio
1987: Peace envoy imprisoned in Beirut Reports from Lebanon say Church of England envoy Terry Waite has been kidnapped by an Islamic militia group. 
Mr Waite, 47, disappeared on 20 January, eight days after arriving in the capital, Beirut, to try to free four hostages, including British journalist John McCarthy.http://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/dates/stories/february/2/newsid_2524000/2524703.stm 
Charles Glass. American television correspondent Charles Glass was seized on June 17, 1987, by a previously unknown group, the "Organization for the Defense of Free People", (believed to be one of Hezbollah's aliases) he escaped 62 days later.[14] 
Rudolph Cordes and Alfred Schmidt, two citizens of the Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany) abducted in January 1987 by an organization calling itself "Strugglers for Freedom." The West Germans were seized shortly after the West German government arrested Muhammad Ali Hamadi, a Shia terrorist leader who allegedly masterminded the 1985 TWA Flight 847 hijacking and killed diver Robert Dean Stethem. Muhammad Ali Hammadi was not released at that time but was in 2006, "in an apparent exchange for a German hostage in Iraq."[20] 
Terry Waite. Anglican Church envoy Terry Waite, who disappeared January 20, 1987, while on a negotiating mission to free the other kidnap victims, spent almost five years in captivity, nearly four years of it in solitary confinement, after he was seized by Islamic Jihad from a go-between's house in Lebanon on January 20, 1987. Before his release in November 1991 he was frequently blindfolded, beaten, and subjected to mock executions. He lived much of the time chained to a radiator, suffered desperately from asthma, and was transported in a giant refrigerator as his captors moved him about. [21]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lebanon_hostage_crisis