Williams Street Rep to Stage MARRIED ALIVE! in Time for Valentine's Day
By: BWW News Desk Jan. 30, 2015
Married Alive!, poduced by Williams Street Rep, features book & lyrics by Sean Grennan and music by Leah Okimoto. Directed by Regina Belt-Daniels, the production opens February 6, 2015 and continues February 7, 13, 14 at 8pm and February 8, 15 at 3pm. Tickets: $32.50; $38.50.
"Married Alive! A funny, touching musical that peers into the lives of two married couples, one newly wed and one long wed. From Niagara to Viagra, babies to empty nests, job stress to domestic bliss...it's an acerbic but affectio nate look at that oldest of social institutions, marriage."
CAST:
Amy Ferraro*..........Diane
Frank Gaughan......Ron
Bree Beelow...........Erin
Roy Brown.............Paul
*Member of Actors' Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.
CREATIVE TEAM:
Director: Gina Belt-Daniels
Stage Manager: Caitlin L. Quinn
Musical Director: Mike Potts**
Scenic Designer: Bill Schimiel
Costume Designer: Patty Halajian
Lighting Designer: Carolyn Vozz
Props Master: Sean Denison
Artistic Director; Ricahrd Kuranda
Director of Production: Mike Vandercook
General Manger: Kate Wilford
Associated Producer: Pat Henderson
Tickets for Married Alive are $32.50 and $38.50. Show runs Friday through Sunday. All seats reserved. You can reach the box office at 815.356.9212 noon to 4pm Monday through Saturday or visit www.rauecenter.org.
Williams Street Repertory is currently in its 4th Season in residence at Raue Center for the Arts. WSR is dedicated to sustaining an artistic process of innovative and emotionally charged work, telling diverse stories, and creating an in-house production company of well-respected artists. WSR was made possible through support provided by Susen Hånkansson Berg and James C. Berg, the City of Crystal Lake, ComEd, McHenry County Community Foundation and Epic Repertory Theater Company.
Raue Center is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of all through the arts. For 13 years, they have provided quality programming - striving to make it pertinent, available and affordable to all. As a painstakingly restored, 1920s regional showcase theatre named for its benefactor-Lucile Raue-Raue Center has attracted the finest stars, Broadway shows, musicians and artists. Named on the League of Historic American Theatres, Raue Center is one of the finest examples of restored art and decor in the nation. The 750-seat theatre, located in historic, downtown Crystal Lake, is a gathering place for our region's citizens and has become a true destination.
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