About the Play
A side splitting look at a family learning to love again. On a winter night in a drafty farmhouse a baby is about to arrive. But modern medicine meets midwifery head on in a torrent of family feuding. As tensions rise between three dysfunctional generations, so does the laughter. It takes a baby to heal the rift in this funny, heart-warming story of forgiveness and hope.
Production Photos
| Character | Played by |
|---|---|
| Carolyn Bingham | Felisha Anderson |
| Russell Bingham | Doug Fairweather |
| Michel Charbonneau | Cliff Lattery |
| Jane Bingham | Sharon Wickstrom |
| Bill Bingham | John Lomas |
| Dawn Shaw | Janet Anderson |
| Set Design | Eugene leveque |
| Light Design | Trish Bennett |
| Costume Design | Bernadette O’Donnell |
| Sound Design | Bob Oldfield |
| Stage Manager | Willem Roell |
| Assistant Stage Manager | Sherry Moir |
| Assistant Stage Manager | Catherine Hansen |
| Sound Operator | Gus Hansen |
| Light Design Mentor | Dave Brotsky |
| Light Operator | Annika Lauriston |
| Costume Assistant | Catherine Hansen |
| Set Construction | Gord Bannerman, Eugene Leveque, Bob Rinaldi, Bob Spearman |
| Set Décor | Sarah McLean, Sandy Edgar, Chantelle Efird, Ron Lavoie, Sherry Moir, Arlene Spearman |
| Props | Jean Given, Chris Fox, Susan Johnson Alice Price |
| Hair | Cyenthia Robertson: Styles on Mane |
| Marketing & Publicity | Barb Keith |
| Foyer | Mimi Bracke |
| House Manager | Ann Cordingley |
| Program | Carol Marks |
| Photographer | Monty Hughes |
| Preview | Maureen Ruscheinsky |
| Opening Night | Joyce Elderton |
| Final Night | Lorraine Allum |
| Bar | Ron Heuman |