Show - Tom, Dick & Harry

Tom, Dick & Harry Tom, Dick & Harry
by Ray Cooney & Michael Cooney

November 27 - December 19, 2009

Directed by Rhonda Clark

A madcap romp with rapid-fire dialogue that would do Preston Sturges proud - all you’re missing is Cary Grant in a negligee!

Tom and Linda are a couple desperate to adopt a baby. If they can impress the social worker that the adoption agency sends for a site visit, a child will be theirs. Trouble rears its ugly head when Tom’s brothers, Dick and Harry arrive. Devil-may-care Dick prefers smuggling to a regular job, and daffy Harry works at the local hospital morgue, but both are eager to help their big brother.

The brothers' "help" produces cases of illegal brandy, a bag of body parts, two illegal immigrants from Kosovo and a Russian mobster. Lies pile on top of lies and mayhem ensues until things couldn’t possibly get worse. Or could they? Of course, they can!

THE CAST
Tom Kerwood		Terry Veal
Linda Kerwood		Dawn Deckman Moeller
Dick Kerwood		Christopher Curtis
Harry Kerwood		Brett Young
Katerina		Caitlyn Cairns
Andreas		Paul Smith
Constable Downs		Ryan Joseph Swartz
Mrs. Potter		Too Too Cirlot
Boris		Shane Green

THE CREW
Director & Sound Design		Rhonda Clark
Set Design		Caleb Schnackenberg Rhonda Clark
Costume Design		Charlotte Rose
Lighting Design		Amy Ackerman
Stage Manager		Bob Cross
Asst. Stage Manager		Rachel E. Morgan
Light Board Operator		Kory Kight
Sound Operator		Angela Curtis
Set Construction		Caleb Schnackenberg
Scenic Artist		Nick Backes
Other Scenic Painting		Caleb Schnackenberg
Properties		Rhonda Clark
Lighting Crew		Scott Hynes
Poster & Ad Design		Jonathan Siler
Website Photos		Rhonda Clark
CST Webmasters		Don Lusk Phil Carlton
CST Artistic Director		Rhonda Clark
CST Box Office Manager		Vicky Zipf
CST Technical Director		Steven Gillmore
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SPECIAL THANKS TO
Horn Trader Music Store - Rob Freedman - Phil Carlton - Jon Womastek - Mona Cross - Rodney Brazil - Amy Ackerman Cast Sponsor: Larry & Leah Westmoreland This comedy is dedicated to Virginia Morozuk, a long-time volunteer and board member who loved to laugh and loved Carpenter Square Theatre. Virginia (b. 1921 - d. 2009) will be greatly missed.