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Bellmont play opens Saturday |
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Written by Reporter1
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Friday, 13 November 2009 |
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for students and those age 60 and over. General admission seats $5.
Tickets may be ordered by calling Jeannie Smith at BHS: 724-7121, ext. 4. Tickets will also be sold in the BHS Commons by the theatre for an hour before each show.
"Noises Off" is a play within a play, so Bellmont students portray people involved in a make-believe play entitled "Nothing On," a news release said.
Alex Pierce, a senior, is Lloyd Dallas, the director, described as "smart, frustrated, passive-aggressive, and condescending."
Lee Danels, also a senior, plays Dotty Otley, called "a lovable, fading situation comedy star [who] put her life savings into the show." Danels also plays Mrs. Clackett, a housekeeper.
Chris Reilly, a senior, is Garry Lejeune, and also plays Roger Tramplemain.
Sophomore Ethan Lichtle is Frederick Fellowes, called "a bumbling and overthinking actor with a heart of gold." He also plays Philip Bent.
Brenna Dilley, a junior, is Belinda Blair, described as "the sweet gossip [who] always seems to be in the know and loves to let everyone know it." She also will be Flavia Bent.
Nicola Jones, a junior, plays Brooke Ashton, who is "entirely self-absorbed and absolutely clueless to what's happening around her." Jones also portrays a character named Vicki.
Katie Krueckeberg, a sophomore, is Poppy Norton-Taylor, the stage manager who is "trying her best to keep the disaster that is 'Nothing On' from falling apart at the seams."
Ty Heimann, a senior, plays Tim Allgood, the trusted company manager who is "eager to please everyone and constantly sleep-deprived." Heimann also is the understudy for every cast member of "Nothing On."
Tyler Shawler, a sophomore, will be Selsdon Mowbray, described as "an elderly recovering alcoholic with a penchant for missing entrances, forgetting lines, disappearing entirely." Shawler also has the role of a burglar.
Senior Katie Smitley plays Miss Rockefeller.
Senior Cortney Fockler portrays Mrs. Vanderbilt.
Junior Aaron Hallman is Mr. Hillton.
Dhara Patel, a sophomore, portrays a "techie."
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