About the Play
This comedy concerns Barney Cashman, the owner of successful seafood restaurant who is stuck in the depths of a mid-life crisis. Barney’s marriage is no longer providing him with a sense of romantic adventure, and when he discovers his mother’s apartment is empty one day a week, he decides that a series of extra-marital affairs is just what he needs. However, Barney’s career as a spoiler of women quickly proves to be laughably unsuccessful; he’s able to lure three different women to his make-shift love nest — Elaine, Bobbi, and Janette — but try as he might, he can’t convince any of them to sleep with him, and in the end, Barney has to settle for seducing his wife.
| Character | Played by |
|---|---|
| Barney Cashman | Colin Carney |
| Elaine Navazio | Patty Garrett |
| Bobbi Michele | Bev Steeves |
| Jeanette Fisher | Beverley Peacock |
| Stage Manager | Marnie Cullum |
| Assistant Stage Manager | John Lomas, Sarah Mclean |
| Set Design | Chris Bayne |
| Head of Construction | John Ravensbergen |
| Construction Crew | Eric Gibson, Bob Spearman,Eugene Leveque, Chris Bayne |
| Set Decor Head | Val Heuman |
| Set Decor | Jessica LaFramboise, Dianne Hofer, Rhonda Nicolas, Sydney Hofer, Diane Coutts, Anne Mercer, Rachel Hofer, Carol Jenkins, Eugene Dolinsky |
| Lighting Design | Jessika LaFramboise |
| Lighting Operator | Luca Starone |
| Sound Design | Randy Jones |
| Sound Operator | Andy Markson, Joanne Taylor |
| Properties Head | Debra Bob |
| Costumes Head | Diana Horsley |
| Costumes | Dianne Hofer, Erica Belsheim, Joan Sasges |
| Hair/Wigs | Cyethia Robertson |
| Makeup | Jean Given |
| Publicity | Barb Keith |
| Programs | Sarah Mclean |
| Photography | Monty Hughes |
| Foyer Design | Jennifer Morrison |
| Front of House | Maureen Ruscheinsky |
| Bar Manager | Ron Heuman |
| Preview | Ruth Astin |
| Opening/Final Night | Pip Jordan, David Skultety |
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