Redemption Ballet:
A Play by Peter Edward Burg
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| Program Cover
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| Jon Hannan as Devon Riddance and Raven Langosh as Elizabeth Fist |
Program Information
Director/Music/Sound Effects/Program
Artwork/Set Construction
Peter Burg
Stage Concept
Peter Burg and Leslie Baldwin Archer (L. A. Design)
Program/Tickets
Rochelle Harmon
Curtain
Nitai Morano
Stage
Crew/Costumes/Make-up/Masks
Cast
Props
Pat Hughes Winnie Owens
Peter Burg
Richard Holmes
Mary-Jo Laturges
Jarred Graber
Cast
Devon Riddance……………………………Jon Hannan
Clint Riddance/Actor Six…………………..Brad Elliot
Elizabeth Fist……………………………….Raven Longosh
Da Vida Maestro……………………………Makalah Collins
Genevieve…………………………………...Aletheia Weisz
Actor One/Dr.
Schmal………………………Kara McGrath
Leading man/Dr. Spells/
Pedestrian……..… Nic Hannan
Actor Two…………………………………..Victoria Weisz
Actor
Three/Orderly/Stagehand…………….Chris Morano
Actor Four/Roommate/
Stagehand………….Chris Donner
Actor Five…………………………………
Nitia Morano
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| Brad Elliot as Clint Riddance and Jon Hannon as Devon Riddance |
Settings
Act I.
Scene I – A
suburban theater. Cast party for the play “Masks.”
Scene II –
Theater stage, later that night.
Act II
Scene I – Next
evening at theater
Scene II –
Group home (Townview Manor), Los Angles or any big city.
Scene III –
Several days later. Devon’s apartment.
Intermission
Act III
Scene I – A
few days later at the Townview Manor.
Scene II – Elizabeth
‘s office.
Act IV
Scene I – Morning
outside Townview Manor.
Scene II - Theater
a month or two later. Crew in production of
Devon’s new play, ‘What Next?’
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| Peter directing Raven as Elizabeth Fist |
Jon Hannan – Is a veteran of the Playhouse and this is his
lucky thirteenth play.
Brad Elliot – featured in Hotel
Frankenstein, Huckleberry Finn, Snow White, Asops Foibles, and I Dream Of
Jeanie. Raven Langosh – I Dream Of Genie, Aesops Foibles and ran lights and sound on Triple Features, Silence in Golden.
Makalah Collins – High School Plays and the Playhouse’s Aesops Foibles.
Aletheia Weisz – Another veteran of the Playhouse with Wizard of OZ in the West, Boarding House, Spirit, Princess and the Pea, Characters, Velveteen Rabbit, and The Ransom of Emily Jane.
Kara McGrath – is a newcomer to the play house and getting her feet wet.
Nic Hannan – This is Nic’s thirteenth also. He never says no.
Victoria Weisz – Ransom of Emily Jane and school plays.
Chris Morano – Visiting from Ohio and got roped into playing a part and is loving it.
Chris Donner – Multiple church and school plays and several play at the Rye Playhouse.
Nitia Morano – Helping out where it is needed.
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| Peter Burg, Director |
Burg
describes the play as follows – The potential of boys with youthful brilliant
dreams and grand expectations should never be underestimated. Their future is a
flip of the coin and can take unexpected turns. The dance of two brothers can
lead to the brightest of stars or the darkest recesses of the mind. Who can ask
why of the Fates? What burdens will be carried and what riches will be shared
as they mature? What do they take with them and what do they leave behind? This
play speaks of the many and varied journeys life can take you on. Family is a
journey of a life time. The fates can play immutable tricks that will
eventually have to be dealt with and everyone will have their own distinct
resolution. Hence this play is a glimpse into the lives of Devon and Clint
Riddance an what destiny has in store for them.
I want to thank Nitia Morano ,Claudine Jeanrenaud, Amanda Barnett, Christina Boyce Keller, Leslie Baldwin Archer and my sister Patricia Hughes for their invaluable feed back. Also Cliff Pattison and Winnie Owens for allowing me the opportunity to present my plays.
This
play is dedicated to my brother Richard (Ricky) O. Burg Jr.
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| The Cast with Masks |
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| Cast with Masks |
