by Ronald Alexander

Performed
July 28-31, 1965
at
The Boal Barn Playhouse

Production Staff

Director	Warren Burns
Producer	Bill Dunkel
Technical Director Apprentice Master	Allan Just
Costume Manager	Karen French
Costumes	Toni Lewis Phebe Fritz
Set Construction	The Apprentices
Makeup Supervisor	Phebe Fritz
Makeup Manager	Bob Sams
Makeup	Vicky Dale George Bennett Robin Lewis
Properties Manager	Dick Porter
Properties Assistant Manager	Marti Lindsay Laurie Friedman
Properties	Kathy Klein Raul Zimmerman Karen Shaw Rich Gorlow
Lights and Sound Manager	Chris Bleuler Cathy Ridge
Lights and Sound	Gretl Yeager Charleen Rutschky
Concessions Manager	Michelle Orlando
Concessions	Dave Atwater Ann Thurber Bill French
Parking Lot Manager	Randy White
Parking Lot	The Apprentices
Publicity Chairman	Stu Chamberlain
Photography	Carl Dossin, Jr.
Stage Manager	Mary Beyer

About the Show

A DIFFERENT SORT OF COMEDY NEXT

Good Evening. Tonight’s play is really featherweight entertainment for light midsummer fun. There may be three or four serious lines in the play, but we haven’t found them yet. Life is serious, we know, but once in a while you have to call “time out” and just enjoy people. That’s the sum total of our pleasant goal tonight. So to all you tired businessmen, harried housewives, struggling scholars and students… “Time out”… for two hours of relaxing laughter.

I’m anxious to tell you of our next show, another comedy but of a different sort. “The Lady’s Not for Burning” is not only a very funny play but an example of how the King’s English really should be handled. John Gielgud, Claire Bloom and Richard Burton were in the original and that should clue you in to the fact that the script is top-flight material. In addition to the high-flung comedy, there will also be visual beauty with the best efforts of our unusually fine costume crew. The scene is set “more or less in the 15th century,” which lavish fullness of material, color and visual interest. As a final note of pride, we bring you the combined talents of Jean Dance, Richard Wentz, Adrian Lanser, Van VanderMeer Alex Pasquariello, plus a group of faces new to the Boal Barn. Whatever you’re looking for in theatre-going, you’ll find a good measure of it in “The Lady’s Not for Burning.” We offer you talented performers, sparking beauty and bright, clever and funny dialogue. We intend to have ourselves “a ball.” Come Join us!

Warren Burns

The Cast

(in order of appearance)

Lizzie, the maid	Bobbi Smokoski
Agnes Carol	Carole Merryman
Howard Carol	Nick Carter
Joan, their daughter	Mary Kay Hammond
Jeannie, their daughter	Debbie Noyes
Ginger, their daughter	Nancy Heller
Eddie Davis, Joan’s boy friend	Corky Carter
Tommy Green, Ginger’s boy friend	Robin Breon
Mr. Wilson, the high school principal	Mark Shaw
Ed Hoffman, vice-president of the bank	Robert Ropelewski