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Worcester Inn
Special Theatre Dinner

~ Menu Choices ~

Main Dish:
Lamb Chops
Lemon Pepper or Garlic Butter Haddock
Stuffed Chicken
NY Strip Steak
Lemon Pepper Tofu
Center cut Bacon-wrapped Pork Chops

Veggies: glazed carrots, broccoli, or green beans almondine

Sides: Baked potatoes, Potatoes au gratin, or rice

~ COFFEE AND DESSERT INCLUDED ~

Bar and Tips Separate

The Catskill Community Players present The Real Inspector Hound, a one-act comedy by Tom Stoppard, at the Wieting Theatre in Worcester, on Friday, November 18th, Saturday, November 19th at 8:00 pm, preceded by a pre-show Dinner offered at the Worcester Inn, and Sunday November 20th at 2:00 p.m., with a post-show dinner at the Inn. This one-act play, actually a play within a play, revolves around two theatre critics, played by Gary Koutnik and Charlie Reiman, who are watching a play which is a send-up of a classic “whodunit”. A dead body is found at Muldoon Manor in Essex, the radio announces a madman is on the loose, and soon Inspector Hound (played by Dr. Ben Friedell) shows up at the scene of the crime. But is he the real Inspector Hound?

Diana Friedell is directing and producing the play and comments, “this is the funniest show I’ve ever directed, and this will be the 2nd time I’ve directed it- last time was in 1987, also at the Wieting Theatre.” Several actors are reprising the exact same role they played in 1987, including Dr. Friedell as “Inspector Hound”, Gary Koutnik as the critic, “Birdboot,” Sam Goodyear as the Radio voice, and Abbey Koutnik as “Lady Cynthia Muldoon”. Rounding out the cast are Scott West, reprising his role as “Simon”, the mysterious stranger, Charlie Reiman as “Moon”, Alyssa Christman playing Miss Drudge, the maid, Cassandra Miller as “Felicity Cunningham”, and Joe Mungavin, playing Magnus Muldoon.

There are six menu choices for dinner, being offered by Chef Jack at the Worcester Inn, Dinner price includes dessert and salad; bar and gratuities not included.

To reserve your Dinner & Theatre ($35 adults, $30 students/Seniors) or to see the play alone ($15 adults; $10 students, seniors) call the Worcester Inn, call 397-8500. For further information, or menu details find Catskill Players on Facebook or on the web at: http://blog.catskillplayers.org/ or CALL Diana at 607-433-2089.

Catskill Community Players
Audition Announcement
The Real Inspector Hound – Fall 2011

WHO: Catskill Community Players, Diana Friedell, Director
WHAT: AUDITIONS for Fall Comedy- “The Real Inspector Hound” by Tom Stoppard
WHEN: Sunday, October 9th- 1:00-3:00 p.m.
AND Monday, October 10th (Columbus Day), 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
WHERE: The Wieting Theatre, Main Street in Worcester
CONTACT: DIANA FRIEDELL, 607-433-2089; dfriedell@stny.rr.com

The Catskill Community Players are holding auditions for all interested in acting to fill the roles in The Real Inspector Hound, a one-act comedy by Tom Stoppard. This is a hilarious award-winning comedy that calls for 3 women and 5 men, and a radio voice.

This one-act play, actually a play within a play, involves two theatre critics reviewing a play who get caught up in a murder-mystery with the on-stage actors. A dead body is found at Muldoon Manor in Essex, the radio announces a madman is on the loose, and soon Inspector Hound shows up at the scene of the crime. But is he the real Inspector Hound?

Diana Friedell, a veteran director and actor from Oneonta will direct and produce the show, which will be shown at the Wieting Theatre in Worcester, preceded by a special theatre dinner at the Worcester Inn across the street, on November 11th, 12th and a matinee showing on Nov. 13th .

The roles called for are Moon and Birdboot, the two theater critics (middle aged or so), Mrs. Drudge (the Maid), Simon (the mysterious handsome visitor who both Cynthia and Felicity fall for), Lady Cynthia Muldoon, (the very proper lady of the Manor) Felicity (the young friend of Lady Cynthia, Inspector Hound (Parody of a Scotland Yard Inspector), and Major Magnus Muldoon (the wheel-chair ridden elder relative, obviously disguised).

Selections of the script can be read at http://books.google.com/ or in its entirety by searching on-line. Auditions are open to anyone interested in acting, experienced or not.

For further information please call or e-mail Diana Friedell (433-2089; dfriedell@stny.rr.com) and for more info about Catskill Community Players, a 40-year old theater company, please go to http://blog.catskillplayers.org/, or find us on facebook.

The Catskill Community Players are proud to present Anne of Green Gables, a play by Alice Chadwicke adapted from the novel by Lucy Maud Montgomery.

The stern Marilla (played by Rebecca Newman) and her warm-hearted brother Matthew (Joe Mungavin) hoped to adopt a boy to work on their farm. But the orphanage sends young, befreckled Anne (played by Rachel Adams & on Sundays by Alyssa Christman) by mistake, and their lives will never be the same. Her warmth and wit affect everyone around her — even, eventually, the cold Marilla! We follow Anne through her rebellious years, her transformation into a young woman, and her romantic pairing with Gilbert. (Joshua Turan).

The play is directed by Dave Turan, with original music written and performed by Lissa Sidoli. This is a family show, appropriate for all ages, including children who are able to sit through a long show.

There is also a raffle for an “Anne of Green Gables” Collector’s Porcelain Doll.  Raffle tickets are available at all performances, or by calling 326-7908, and the winner will be drawn at the last performance — no need to be present to win.

The play will run for two weekends and be presented in two different Theaters.

WORCESTER, June 10-12:

Evening performances begin at 7:30PM Friday and Saturday, June 10^th and 11^th, at the Wieting Theater in Worcester,  preceded by dinner at the Worcester Inn at 5:30, with a Matinee performance at 2PM Sunday, June 12^th, followed by Dinner at the Worcester Inn. Tickets Prices for Dinner AND Theatre in Worcester are $35 for Adults, $30 for Students and Seniors, and Kid’s Menu (ages 10 and under) for $20.  For tickets to the Show only:  Adults $15; Students:  $10.   Tickets can be reserved for the Worcester performances & Dinner menu choices made by calling the Worcester Inn (607-397-8500).

STAMFORD, June 17-19:

Anne of Green Gables will be presented for the second weekend in Stamford, at 7:30 pm on Friday and Saturday June 17^th, 18^th, and at 2:00 pm on Sunday, June 19^th at the Carriage House at RAG’s 76 MAIN!, Stamford, NY. There will also be a Dinner Special for Theatre Go-ers offered at Gabriella’s  before the evening presentations and on Sunday after the matinee. To reserve your tickets  for the 76 MAIN! Stamford production and for dinner details call Roxbury Arts Group at 607-326-7908. Tickets to the show only are the same as the Worcester Wieting prices, listed above.

For more information, find Catskill Community Players on Facebook, or on the web at: http://blog.catskillplayers.org/, or go to http://www.roxburyartsgroup.org. 

Anne of Green Gables is produced by special arrangement with SAMUEL FRENCH, INC.

PASSENGERS

A Comedy/Drama by Sam Bobrick

November 12 & 13 – dinner at 6:00; show at 8:00
November 14th – show at 2:00; dinner to follow
Dinner at the Worcester Inn; show at the Wieting Theater — both in Worcester, NY

Catskill Community Players

Diana Friedell, director, is seeking at least 8 actors, of all ages and types (the youngest needed should be able to play a young bride and groom age) for this hilarious comedy.

AUDITION DATES: Sunday, September 19th from 2-5 pm; Monday, September 19th at 7 pm; at the Wieting Theater on Main street in Worcester.

SHOW DATES: Dinner theater in cooperation with the Worcester Inn!! November 12, 13, 14th, dinner at 6:00; show at 8:00

CASTING: It is very flexible on casting (both number of cast members and age).

READ SOME OF PLAY HERE: books.google.com/books?isbn=3D0573662673…

PLAY SUMMARY:
Actors play seventeen characters in eight short scenes set in a small mid-western bus station. The scenes, which segue fluidly from one to another without stopping, vary from comedic to poignant. The scenes include: one of life’s eternal losers plans to turn his life around by successfully robbing the bus, with his wife’s encouragement; a successful businessman meets an old high school classmate, now a bag lady, and have a rousing time together recalling the good old days; an innocent bystander, suffers outrageous consequences when he refuses to get involved in a bogus incident set up to reprimand people who refuse to get involved; a recent widow, whose husband was accidentally killed while attending a circus out of town, awaits his ashes while she returns the body of the clown that was sent to her by mistake; the bus driver asks the woman behind the ticket counter to join him in his  retirement — does she turn him down?

More info about Catskill players on FACEBOOK, and at http://blog.catskillplayers.org