THE CAST

Marc Carver (Man): Credits include Jack in Jack and Jill at the New Repertory Theatre, Art at Arkansas Repertory Theatre, Twelfth Night and Reckless at Trinity Repertory Company, A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Merrimack Repertory Theatre, Hazard County and Private Jokes, Public Places at Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater, Kimberly Akimbo at Boston Theatre Works, Spinning Into Butter at Gloucester Stage Company, A Christmas Carol and Little Festival at Portland Stage Company, Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet at North Shore Music Theatre, Our Town and She Stoops to Conquer at Foothills Theatre, and Berlin to Broadway at the Barter Theatre.  Marc, who studied at Brown University, Boston University, and Trinity Rep Conservatory, has been seen on television and heard in more than 150 radio voiceovers.
 
Kathleen Doyle (Anne Smith) Broadway: The Odd Couple (female version); Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks; Twelfth Night; Mary Stuart; The Crucible.  Off-Broadway: Kilt (Drama Desk Nomination); The Women of Lockerbie; Invitation to a Funeral; Avow; Angel Street; New Girl in Town.  Regional: The Effect of Gamma Rays… (Walnut Street – Barrymore Award, Best Actress); What the Butler Saw (Wilma); Indiscretion (Organic); Unfinished Stories (Mark Taper Forum); The Comedy of Errors (Folger); Chemin de Fer (Goodman); Night of the Iguana (Hartman); The Beaux Strategem (Hartford Stage); The Lady Cries Murder (Matrix, LA); Eugene’s Home (Berkshire Theatre Festival – world premiere).  Film: Sidewalks of New York; Ash Wednesday; Celebrity; Mighty Aphrodite; No Looking Back; Brighton Beach Memoirs; Cannery Row; Body Snatchers.  Television: Law & Order: Criminal Intent; Third Watch; NYPD Blue; Murphy Brown; The Cosby Show; Roots II: The Next Generation; Backstairs at the White House; Common Ground (mini-series).
 
Deanna Dunmyer (Woman) has worked at The Geva Theatre, Portland Stage, Syracuse Stage, The Alley Theatre, Cherry County Playhouse, Neuhaus Arena Theatre, Playmakers, Florida Conservatory Theatre, and Worcester Foothills Theatre in Three Sisters, The Crucible, The Member of the Wedding, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Lend Me A Tenor, Arms and the Man, Barefoot in the Park, The Hostage, A Streetcar Named Desire, A Christmas Carol, Crimes of the Heart, Private Lives, Extremities, To Kill a Mockingbird, and others. Shakespeare and summer festivals include White River Theatre Festival, Connecticut Free Shakespeare, American Stage Festival, Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theatre (The Taming of the Shrew, Comedy of Errors, Romeo and Juliet, Top Girls,  The Tempest, As You Like It,  Stonewall Jackson’s House).  Working in and out of New York for twelve years, she performed downtown in new plays with Arden Party, Theatre for a New City, Theater Funambules, Duo, Target Margin, and BACA; and uptown on Broadway in I Hate Hamlet and at The Promenade in Little Women (as Jo March) by Allan Knee, which returned to Broadway (as a musical) and toured Boston this past January with Sutton Foster!

Rachel Harker (Lois Wilson): Ms. Harker’s most recent credits include Romeo and Juliet at New Repertory Theatre, and The Lover and Ashes to Ashes at Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theatre. In recent seasons, she has appeared as Amanda in Private Lives (Public Theatre, Maine), The Odd Couple with Sherman Hemsley (Stoneham Theatre), Don't Dress for Dinner (Northern Stage Company), Living Out and Lend Me A Tenor (Lyric Stage Company).  New Rep audiences may also remember her from Quills and King Lear, both with Austin Pendleton, Approaching Moomtaj, Tartuffe, Kindertransport, and Twelfth Night.  She has also worked at American Stage Festival, Worcester Foothills Theatre, and Boston Playwrights' Theatre. This fall, she was Amanda in The Glass Menagerie, part of New Rep On Tour, a program that brings theatre classics to area schools. Later this season, Rachel can be seen in the Lyric Stage Company production of Jack Neary’s new play, Kong’s Night Out.
 
Patrick Husted (Dr. Bob Smith) Last fall, Patrick played Pa Joad in The Grapes of Wrath at The Intiman Theater in Seattle.  Recently, he worked at The Eugene O’Neill Playwriting Conference, Pioneer Theatre Company, and Berkshire Theater Festival.  He was honored to have played the central character in Arthur Miller’s new play, Resurrection Blues, at The Wilma Theater in Philadelphia.  He also worked with Mr. Miller in his 1997 remake of The American Clock at the Signature Theater in NYC. Patrick spent a year in the New York Company of the Pulitzer Prize-winning play Wit with Kathleen Chalfant.  He has appeared in over 150 regional theater productions.  Some of Patrick’s film credits include Blow with Ray Liotta and Tim Robbins’s Cradle Will Rock with Bill Murray.  He will be seen in a soon to be released film, All the King’s Men, with Sean Penn and Jude Law.  He has portrayed several characters on episodic television. Last season, he was a guest star on Law and Order: Special Victims Unit.

Robert Krakovski (Bill Wilson) was last seen as Martin Heidegger in Hannah & Martin at San Jose Rep.  Other work includes New York theaters, Hartford Stage, Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, Philadelphia, St. Louis and New Jersey Shakespeare Festivals, The Place Theater – London, Edinburgh, and the Georgian Republic Festival hosted by Vanessa Redgrave.  Roles include Macbeth, Claudius, Sergius in Arms and the Man, Cassius, Earl of Warwick in Saint Joan, Serge in Morocco with Keir Dullea, and Caswell in Lucky Lucy with Blythe Danner.  Other credits include national commercials and independent films, of which Asata was screened at Sundance in 2003.