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Send Me No Flowers
by Norman Barasch and Carroll
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November 7, 8, 14, 15, 1980
Hawthorne Junior High School |
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This Broadway comedy stars George Kimball, a Westchester commuter whose
hobby is hypochondria. When he overhears his doctor talking about
another patient who is on his way out with heart trouble, he
misunderstands and prepares to meet the end bravely. He puts his affairs
in order and writes a heartbreaking letter to his wife to be read after
his death. He arranges in advance for the soon to be widow to have
another beau who will make a good second husband. He buys a cemetery
plot big enough for three: himself, the widow and Hubby Two.
Complications involve a wifely hunch that the lad is playing footsie,
plans for Reno and a false confession. |
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Producer |
Tom Kohls
Donna Kay Kohls |
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Director |
Lee Weick |
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Technical Direcotgr |
Don Horaitis |
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Assistant Technical
Director |
Gary McManus |
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Set Designer |
Paul Brickham |
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Set Decorator |
Loria Weick |
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Set Construction |
Bob Kafka |
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House Manager |
Rosie Peterson |
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Publicity |
Dick Badenhoop |
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Program |
Byrll Hoelke |
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Graphic Designer |
Deb Pipkorn |
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Costume Designer |
Carol Horaitis |
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Prop Crew |
Marsh Dwyer
Loria Weick |
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Makeup |
Kathy Roate |
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Assistant Director |
Dave Dwyer |
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Lighting Crew |
Doug Dwyer |
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Tickets |
Ann De Leo
Georgia Eckhardt
Byrll Hoelke
Rick Mosher
Betty Mosher
Evvie Smith |
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Stage Crew |
Brian Dwyer
Mark Horaitis
Bob Kafka
Tom Kohls
Donna Kay Kohls
Rosie Peterson |
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Ushers |
Becky Kivell
Wendy Murphy
Carol Schneider
Betsy Stowe |
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Judith Kimball |
Nancy Gescheidmeier |
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George Kimball |
Rich Morgan |
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Vito |
John Seefeld |
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Bert Power |
Mark Nadolski |
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Doctor Morrrissey |
Donald Hackett |
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Arnold Nash |
David Handrich |
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Jogger |
Rosie Peterson |
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Mr. Akins |
Lloyd Dreger |
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A Girl |
Susie Berish |
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Miss Mason |
Jennifer Seefeld |
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