[NEohioPAL]Workshop Players' "Jake's Women"

Thu May 29 22:16:26 PDT 2003

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Last Weekend For Workshop Players' "Jake's Women!"

Jake is a writer, a very hard working writer. That means he has a very active 
imagination which sometimes, when he is under stress, gets away from him. 
When that happens, the people he thinks about come to visit. Except that 
sometimes they aren't really there, but are jus figments of his imagination.

"Jake's Women" follows Jake (Dennis Runkle) for about six months as he 
struggles to deal with a failing marriage, writer's block, a new girlfriend, and 
ghosts from his past. Maggie, his wife (Jayne Kacik) wants a trial separation. 
Julie, his first wife (Lisa Marie Eckenrode), who was killed in an accident, 
wants to meet her adult daughter Molly (Susan Dziama; younger Molly played by 
Anna Marr). Sheila, his new girlfriend (Delores Boda) doesn't want to go to 
China. Karen, his sister (Carol Hoff) complains about his fashion sense and Edith, 
his analyst (Kathy Whitmore) talks baby talk to him. Simon balances all the 
characters, real and imagined, in a play which is at times toughing, at times 
funny, and always witty and entertaining.

Directed by Wade Hubbard, final performances are May 30 and 31 at 8 p.m.,  
June 1 at 3 p.m. Tickets are $10 each and may be reserved by calling the box 
office at 440-988-5613. Group discounts are available for groups of 15 or more.

Workshop Players Theater is located on Middle Ridge Road in Amherst, halfway 
between Rt. 2 and Rt. 58.

Visit us on the web at <A HREF="www.workshopplayers.com">www.workshopplayers.com</A>

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"If the whole world's a stage, I demand better lighting"

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"Jake's Women" follows Jake (Dennis Runkle) for about six months as he strug=
gles to deal with a failing marriage, writer's block, a new girlfriend, and=20=
ghosts from his past. Maggie, his wife (Jayne Kacik) wants a trial separatio=
n. Julie, his first wife (Lisa Marie Eckenrode), who was killed in an accide=
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ed by Anna Marr). Sheila, his new girlfriend (Delores Boda) doesn't want to=20=
go to China. Karen, his sister (Carol Hoff) complains about his fashion sens=
e and Edith, his analyst (Kathy Whitmore) talks baby talk to him. Simon bala=
nces all the characters, real and imagined, in a play which is at times toug=
hing, at times funny, and always witty and entertaining.<BR>
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Directed by Wade Hubbard, final performances are May 30 and 31 at 8 p.m.,&nb=
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 box office at 440-988-5613. Group discounts are available for groups of 15=20=
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