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Incorruptible

By Michael Hollinger

Directed by Bruce Kissinger

The show opens May 5th.

 Welcome to Piriseaux, France, circa 1250 AD. The river flooded again last week, the chandler’s shop has just burned down. Nobody’s heard of the wheelbarrow yet and St. Foy, the patron of the local monastery, hasn’t worked a miracle in 13 years. In other words, the Dark Ages still look pretty dark. Only a promised visit from the Pope can return the abbey to its former glory. However, a rival church claims to have St. Foy’s relics and there the bones are working miracles, including a visit from the Pope. All seems lost until the destitute monks take a lesson from a larcenous one-eyed minstrel.

“A lightning fast farce, rich in both verbal and physical humor,” American Theatre.

Show Dates

May 5, 6, 7, 12, 13 & 14, 2005 8:00 p.m.
Sunday Matinees: May 8 &15 2005 at 2:30 p.m.

Tickets
 

 $10.00

THE CAST

Charles……………………………………………...WILL SCHAFFER

Martin……………………………………………..JAMES WALDRON

Jack……………………………………………………JUSTIN BOLTZ

Olf……………………………………………………….FRED BOLTZ

Felix……………………………………………….JONATHAN HEISE

Marie………………………………………………...ANN WHITMIRE

Peasant Woman……………………………………………DJ REEVES

Agatha……………………………………………...SANDY ENGLISH

St. Foy…………………………..………………….A.SKELLY TONN

THE STAFF

Director…………………………………………..BRUCE KISSINGER

Asst. Director………………………………………SCOTT HARMON

Set Design…………………………………………JOHN KELSEY

Program……………………………………………EVELYN COLON

WHO’S WHO

IN

INCORRUPTABLES

	FRED BOLTZ (Olf) has acted in a number of shows at LCT among them are Flowers for Algernon, Bleacher Bums, and his favorite, Greetings.  Around the local area he has been in The Blue Eyed Six and Harvey.  In the real world he works for Hershey Chocolate Logistics.

JUSTIN BOLTZ (Jack) is a savage for all things that are theater, Justins resume spans from stage to screen.  The Music Man, The Valient, two season touring the South East with an acting troupe and partaking in the enjoyment of two summers with LCT’s famous one-act festival Justin is proud to once again haggle his way back onto the magnificent Lebanon Community Theatre!

	SANDY ENGLISH (Agatha) is a veteran of LCT and member of the board of directors.  She has acted and directed in several plays including Nunsence II, All the Way Home, Over the Checkerboard and a play in the 2004 one-act plays.  Sandy hopes you enjoy the show, as much as she enjoyed being part of this great cast.

JONATHAN HEISE (Brother Felix) is honored to be returning to the LCT stage.  His credits include such stage shows as Amadeus, Taming of the Shrew and Much Ado About Nothing.  He would like to thank his family for all their support over the years.

	D.J. REEVES (Peasant Woman) Originally from the “show-me” state of Missouri, D.J. Reeves has been “showing off at LCT from her first opportunity in a 1993 production of The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas to more recent productions of Book of Days, Forum, and Over the Checkerboard.  D.J. thanks all her LCT friends for 12 fantastic years of fun and frolic!

WILL SCHAFFER (Charles) is in his 6th show at LCT.  Over the years he has had roles as a one legged pirate up to a man eating plant.  He has been off stage for the past year because of being piled up to his neck in work helping support our troops on foreign soil.  Will decided it was time to hide.  What could be better than playing a Monk, something he was going to do before he met his wife, “Believe it or not.”  Thanks Bruce, and to all of you for your support.

JAMES WALDRON (Martin) has appeared in many productions at LCT including, Little Shop of Horrors, Jesus Christ Superstar, The Music Man, Noises Off, The Fantasticks and Pippin.  James directed last season’s production of A Funny Thing Happened and is looking forward to directing Damn Yankees this summer.  James works for Bayer Health Care in Myerstown and lives in Lebanon with his wife and five children.

ANN WHITMIRE (Marie) is thrilled to be back on stage.  Previously at LCT, she appeared in What I Did Last Summer (Grace), The Last Night of Ballyhoo (Sunny), The Dining Room, and several one-act plays.  Ann has also been behind the scenes as the assistant director for Dinner With Friends and as the director of several one-act plays.  She most recently directed Book of Days.  During the day, Ann is a learning support teacher in Ephrata.

WHO’S WHO

IN THE STAFF

INCORRUPTIBLES

BRUCE KISSINGER (Director) caught the community theater “bug” years ago after appearing as Marley’s Ghost in Annville Community Theater’s production of A Christmas Carol.  After numerous shows with ACT he was elected to its board of directors, and served there several years as technical consultant.  Bruce walked in our door shortly after that, and became part of the LCT family.  He’s had the honor and pleasure of working with some very talented local actors over the years in many shows.  You may have had the opportunity to see Bruce in his last performance as Warren the mailman in our 2005 production of Moon Over The Brewery.  Now Bruce steps off the stage to direct this 8-performance run of Incorruptible.  This is Bruce’s third opportunity to take up the challenge of directing, having teamed up with Tom Roy in 2003 for Last Night of Ballyhoo and again for The Innocents last year.  No bones about it.  Bruce knows you’ll enjoy the show!

	SCOTT HARMAN (Asst. Director) is the Chief, Food Production & Service at the Lebanon VA Medical Center.  He works part-time at the Palmyra Dairy Queen and Seaman’s Market in Grantville.  Scott has appeared on stage and behind the scenes for several shows at LCT.  Scott is thrilled to be an assistant director for a main production.  Special thanks to supportive friends and family.  Enjoy the show.