Brighton Beach Memoirs

April 6, 2012 — April 21, 2012

Civic Auditorium

Play

Coming of age is never easy, but it can be very funny. Brighton Beach Memoirs, the first installment in Neil Simon’s semi-autobiographical trilogy, introduces us to Eugene Morris Jerome, the playwright’s 14 year-old alter ego. It’s 1937. The country is in the midst of the great depression, Europe is teetering on the brink of war and the young writer is living with his extended family in a crowded, middle-class home in Brooklyn, New York. Despite all that’s going on around him, all Eugene can think about is playing baseball for the New York Yankees… and girls. This heartwarming comedy serves as a wonderfully nostalgic reminder of what it was like to grow up in a tight-knit, loving family during the most difficult of times.

“Simultaneously poignant and funny. The characters are fully dimensional, believable… An outstanding show…”
– Variety

Cast

Stanley – LANDON CALLY
Kate – ANNE FACKLER
Laurie – KELSEY FOSTER-GOODRICH
Jack – HAL HOBSON
Nora – MEGHAN SHANAHAN
Blanche – BRIGETTE MORRISON SITARSKI
Eugene – NIKOLAS SPAYNE

Crew

Assistant Stage Manager – KRISTINE LYNN BAKER
Assistant Stage Manager – FRED WESTERN

Director – BEN ZYLMAN
Scenic Designer – JACK YATES
Costume/Hair/Makeup Designer – SHANNON HEALY
Lighting Designer – BRADY KING
Sound Designer – SEAN MICHAEL SMALLMAN
Technical Director – PHILLIP A. MILLER
Properties Master – STACY BARTELL
Stage Manager – KAITLYNN HOLEWA

April 6 – April 21, 2012