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Mrs.
Bob Cratchit's
Wild Christmas Binge
Nov.
17–Dec. 23,
2006
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Mrs.
Bob Cratchit's
Wild Christmas Binge
by
Christopher Durang
directed by Wade P. Wood
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Rosey
Waters – Ghost
Rosey is ecstatic about returning to the Vic for her second
time around in Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas
Binge. You might remember her groundbreaking
performance last year as Flicka the Horse. She has also
been seen in Denver as Sister Robert Anne in Nuncrackers
at the Pinnacle Dinner Theater. But her true love is Imagination
Makers Theater Company, where she has created, directed
and acted in 24 original productions for Denver area young
people. Rosey has toured nationally and to England
with 3 productions. She wants to thank her friends,
Wade and this fabulous cast—you guys make it all
worth it!
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Charles
Kolar – Ebenezer Scrooge
This is Charles' second time in a Denver Victorian Playhouse
production of Mrs. Bob Cratchit's Wild Christmas Binge.
Last year he appeared as Jacob Marley. Charles has
been involved with theatre, one way or another, for more
than thirty-five years. He has acted in nearly eighty
plays, as well as in movies, skits, voice-overs, with
comedy groups, in staged readings and as a roleplayer
in a police training program. Some of Charles' most
recent productions include Write Angle Production's Colorado
Quickies 06, The Boulder Acting Group's Third
New Play Festival. Charles has performed at
Red Rocks Community College, the Aurora Fox , and the
Schwayder Theatre. He has also been seen with Industrial
Arts Theatre, Hunger Artists, and the Denver Reperatory
Theatre Company along with many others. Charles would
like to thank his lovely wife, Pay, for all her love and
support.
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Priscilla Young - Mrs. Bob Cratchit
Priscilla is thrilled to be working back at the
Vic. Previous productions at the Vic include the first
Mrs. Bob Cratchit as well as Helen Trapp in The Deadly
Game. Other favorite roles include Lizzie in The
Rainmaker; Mary in Tennessee; Mrs. Lovett
in Sweeney Todd; Idat in I never Promised
You a Rose Garden; Ms. Woods in Dead White Males
and Maggie in Big Maggie. Priscilla is honored
to be working with this cast and crew. But most of all
she is indebted to her son Sean for helping her with lines
and putting up with being dragged to rehearsal. You are
my strength and inspiration.
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Harry A. Cruzan – Bob Cratchit
Harry received his BA in Theatre from Loretto
Heights College. His many credits include The Prime
of Miss Jean Brodie, Arsenic and Old Lace, Oliver!, 1776,
Fortinbras, Amadeus, The Birthday Party, Reckoning with
Marlowe and Trolls. He is also experienced
in “the Classics” including A Midsummer
Nights Dream, Cyrano de Bergerac, The Italian Straw Hat,
The Inspector General, Much Ado About Nothing, The Wars
of the Roses, Treasure Island and The Hunchback
of Notre Dame. Harry was last seen on TV as a very
contented Benjamin Franklin enjoying a good book. Harry
is jumping for joy to be a part of Duckleberry Fin.
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Eric Tedesco - Tiny Tim
A Quaker Oats commercial is what gave Eric the
theatrical bug. He found out he likes singing when he was
cast in his first musical Children’s Letters to
God. He is very happy to be cast in another musical
here at The Vic. Eric loves reptiles, monkey bars and scuba
diving. He wants to thank all his friends and family who
support him.
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Bonnie
Greene - Stage Manager/Assistant Director
Bonnie has snuck around backstage in The Browning Version
at Miners Alley, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and Little
Shop of Horrors at the Ascot Theatre, and Greater
Tuna and They're Playing Our Song at Town
Hall Arts Center. She has also been known to create programs
and posters, work the box office, and generally make herself
useful for various productions. Occasions when Bonnie has ventured
out where you could see her include The "E"
Project's The Perfect Party, Wit, Blithe Spirit,
and Harvey; Westminster Spotlight's A Piece
of My Heart, Run for Your Wife and its sequel Caught
In The Net; and here at the Vic, It Runs In The
Family and Moon Over Buffalo.
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John
W.B. Greene - First Gentleman, Fezziwig, Beadle, Clarence
John is happy to return for the reprise. John is a New
Englander by heritage but has lived in Colorado for twelve
years. John has portrayed Governor Danforth in The
Crucible and Barry Champlain in Talk Radio.
Other favorite projects include Someone Who'll Watch Over
Me, The Common Pursuit, Silly Cow, That Championship Season,
and The Boys Next Door. John is a travel agent
with AAA Colorado.
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Kevin
Craft – Marley/Second Gentleman/ Ensemble
Biography coming soon
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Vanessa
Bowie – Nice Mrs. Bob/Ensemble
This is Vanessa’s first show at the Victorian Playhouse.
As a huge fan of Wade as an actor, she is thrilled to work
with him as a director. She has had a spectacular time laughing,
singing, and dancing with the entire cast, but especially
had fun with the kids. Most recently she was seen as Bobbi
Michele, in Last of the Red Hot Lovers at the Miner’s
Alley Playhouse. Some of her favorite roles include Mrs. Rose
Arnott in Enchanted April and Sister Mary Leo in
Nunsense both at the Breckenridge Backstage Theatre.
Vanessa has worked in the entertainment department for both
Walt Disney World and Disneyland. When she isn’t acting
she enjoys volunteering for Big Brothers Big Sisters
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Julianna
Pullis – Young Scrooge/Child 1/ Ensemble
Julianna Pullis is a 12 year old girl currently attending
the Denver School of the Arts. She has multiple pets and a
family with 2 siblings. She likes collecting an assortment
of expensive and colorful things. She is very excited
for the play this year and thinks she will enjoy it.
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Erin
Doyle – Young Marley/Child 2/Ensemble
Erin Doyle is an eleven-year old sixth grade student at Governor’s
Ranch Elementary who loves the stage and is excited to be
given the opportunity to perform at the Denver Victorian with
such talented actors. Erin has appeared as Maria Montini in
Nuncrackers at the former Pinnacle Dinner Theater,
and has performed in selections from the musical Annie at
the annual Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation gala fundraiser.
She is also currently cast in the Carousel Dinner Theater’s
production of The Music Man to be performed in January
2007. Erin is also a champion Irish dancer with the Martin
Percival School of Irish Dance. Erin wishes to thank her family
for supporting her and hopes that her Dad in heaven is laughing
with her in this holiday performance.
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Wade
P. Wood– Executive Producer/Director
Wade has been involved in theater in the Denver area for many
years as both a director and an actor. Favorite roles include
Henry in The Lion in Winter and Lt. Col Jessup in
A Few Good Men and was most recently seen in the
role of Garfinkle in Other People’s Money,
and Finbar in The Weir. Most recently he directed
Run for Your Wife at Miners Alley and Mrs. Bob
Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Binge last year here
at the Vic.
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Stage Crew
Director
Wade P. Wood
Assistant Director/Stage Manager
Robbie Elliot
Choreographer
Janet DeRuvo
Accompanist
Raphael Lopez
Scenic Design
Wade P. Wood
Lighting Design
Rachael Lanning
Sound Design
El Armstrong
Costume Designer
Kathleen Hopkins
Assistant Costume Designers
Susan Lyles
Jan McConnell
Scenic Art
Sarah Roshan
Graphic Design and Web Master
Dell Domnik
Set Construction
Wade Wood
Darren Smith
Ed Fronheiser
Bonnie Green
Executive Producer
Wade P. Wood
Associate Producer
Lorraine J. Wood
Productions Manager
Sarah Roshan
Media Contact
Terry Ann Watts
Ushers
Colorado Ushers
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