Villagwrs Theatre presenrs Jerome Lawrence and Robert Lee's "Inherit the Wind."The show will perform at 8 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays and 2 p.m. on Sundays from March 27 to April 19. There will be no performances on April 3, 4, or 5. Tickets are $18 for adults and $16 for seniors/students.
A gripping drama based on the Scopes Monkey Trial, the clash of earnest fundamental beliefs with evolutionary science and freedom of thought, not just the ideas but the flesh and blood people embroiled in the conflict . Liberal and conservative, red and blue, as old as creation, as new as just yesterday.
The show is directed by Guy Suabedissen, produced by Sherry Lilenfield and Roz Wroblewski, and stage managed by Halli Lieberman, with lights by Daniel K. Schulze, sound by Thomas Pepitone, props by Joanna Guerriero, and a set by Guy Suabedissen and Joanne Guerriero.
It stars John Pinto as Matthew Harrison Brady, Rich Kline as Henry Drummond, Nils Swanson as Bertram Cates, Jack Bathke as E.K. Hornbeck, Kathryn Risi as Rachel Brown, Norm Halvirsen as the Judge, Pete Trabucco as Tom Davenport, Darren Nye as Reverend Jeremiah Brown, Barry Leonard as the Mayor, Gary Frangione as Mr. Meeker, Toni Kwadzogah as the Reporter, Ruth Learn as Melinda Loomis, Douglas Guyer as Mr. Goodfellow, Walter
Maze as Phil Bannister, JC DeMaria as Howard Blair, Hilde Steinberg as Mrs. Brady, Jim Knight as George Sillers, Dawn Witek as Mrs. Krebs, Ellen K. Beagle as Mrs. Blair, David Learn as Jesse H. Bollinger, Laurie Jordan as Mrs. McLain, and Mary Diehl as Mrs. Loomis.
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