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Run for your Wife

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Written by Ray Cooney

directed by Mackey Skinner

Description
RUN FOR YOUR WIFE is a typical British Farce. The play deals with a house of cards that comes crashing down around a London cabbie (John) who is married to two women (Mary and Barbara) at the same time. Each lives on opposite ends of the town and neither knows about the other's existence.
It all comes undone when the cabbie, an ordinary chap, tries to rescue an elderly woman from the clutches of three muggers and winds up getting clobbered in the head for his troubles. The incident and ensuing treatment at a local hospital throw John's meticulously crafted schedule off-kilter with increasingly devastating effects.
John's dilemma is not helped much when an upstairs neighbor, Stanley Gardner, who gets the truth out of John tries to help, only to make matters worse. Add two police detectives, one sexually charged wife, one play-by the-rules wife, and a gay dressmaker and you have the elements of chaos, double entendre, and innuendo.

PRODUCTION DATES
June 10, 11, 17, 18 24, 25 at 8 pm
June 19 at 2:30 pm

RUN FOR YOUR WIFE is a typical British Farce. The play deals with a house of cards that comes crashing down around a London cabbie (John) who is married to two women (Mary and Barbara) at the same time. Each lives on opposite ends of the town and neither knows about the other's existence.
It all comes undone when the cabbie, an ordinary chap, tries to rescue an elderly woman from the clutches of three muggers and winds up getting clobbered in the head for his troubles. The incident and ensuing treatment at a local hospital throw John's meticulously crafted schedule off-kilter with increasingly devastating effects.
John's dilemma is not helped much when an upstairs neighbor, Stanley Gardner, who gets the truth out of John tries to help, only to make matters worse. Add two police detectives, one sexually charged wife, one play-by the-rules wife, and a gay dressmaker and you have the elements of chaos, double entendre, and innuendo.

CAST


Mary Smith

Amy Braselton

Barbara Smith

Emily Allen

John Smith

Jason Howard

Detective Sgt. Troughton

Don Plank

Stanley Gardner
Jeff Coletta

Newspaper Reporter

Debra Hammers

Detective Sgt. Porterhouse

John Meiners

Bobby Franklin

Jordan Applebe

CREW


Director

Mackey Skinner

Assistant Director

Patti Meiners

Production Manager

Patti Meiners

Set Design

Mackey Skinner

Set Construction
Bobby Griffiths, Brad Johnson, Kelly Martin, Kim Martin, Jeff Coletta, Georgie Skinner

Set Decoration
Frannie Poole, John Meiners, Tammy Calaway, Patti Meiners

Light Design
Matt Poole

Lights
Carrie Martin, Jim Martin

Sound

Louis Crespo

Music

Jim Wadzinski

Props
Debra Hammers, Evan Young

Wardrobe

Patti Meiners

Light Design
Gary Smith

Lights
Ryan Laubach

Sound
Andrew Masterson

Makeup
Frannie Poole