Written by Woody Allen
Directed by Brian Gronczniak
Produced by Jerry Petronis
Set Designed by Ed Nieman - Costumes by Karen Boynton
The Stillwater Players Among Others
Written by Woody Allen
Directed by Brian Gronczniak
Produced by Jerry Petronis
Set Designed by Ed
Nieman - Costumes by Karen
Boynton
CLOSED APRIL
27, 2003
REPRISED AUGUST 1,2,3,8,9, 2003
Overall Attendance near 1,000
First Run Set Overall Attendance Record
SIX (6) SOLD OUT PERFORMANCES
REPRISED AUGUST 1,2,3,8,9, 2003
Bringing Overall Attendance near 1,000
With "OUR GANG" actress
"LITTLE RASCAL" Shirley Jean Measures
(Rickert)
as the Embassy Chef
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The play takes place in an American Embassy (an old world little mansion) in a small Iron Curtain country somewhere in South Eastern Europe in the early 60's.
Due to an outrageous mixup, an unsuspecting family of American tourists is labeled as a notorious ring of spies trapping them in the Embassy.
The Hollanders are enjoying their trip behind the Iron Curtain until Walter, a Jewish caterer from New Jersey, innocently snaps a picture of the sunset...over a politically sensitive area. Before he knows it, his family is the focus of a major international incident.
It's now up to the Ambassador's diplomatically inept son to keep the hapless Hollanders from landing behind bars while they plan their escape.
ACT ONE
SCENE 1: A late Summer Afternoon
SCENE 2: Later The Same Day
SCENE 3: Several Days Later
SCENE 4: Later That Night
SCENE 5: Several Days Later
ACT TWO
SCENE 1: The Next Day
SCENE 2: Two Days Later
SCENE 3: That Night
SCENE 4: The Next Morning
The large cast includes 16 characters: