A comedy/drama about a Southern household where family secrets revealed threaten to tear the family apart untill a small boy finds an answer in an oatmeal box.
Cast: Mary Ann Luedtke, Kelly Wallace, Lee Huggins, Ken Ashford, Lynn Dyer, Shelley Segal, Web Farabow
Open: 05/20/09 Close: 05/22/09 Schedule: Wed-Thu-Fri 9:00pm |
Theater: Manhattan Repertory Theatre Address: 303 West 42nd Street New York, NY Google Maps |
Cost:$20. agents/reps: free or Call: at |
Lee Huggins
Wainwright
would like to thank this wonderful cast and crew for making this such a pleasurable journey! As well as the Board of Directors and Volunteers at Open Space for the ongoing love and support in keeping Open Space ………OPEN! |
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Mary Ann Luedtke
Aunt Bonnie Ann
appeared most recently as Juror #8 in Twelve Angry Men. In addition to the role of Aunt Bonnie Ann, other favorite roles include the Baroness in Sound of Music, the defense attorney in Night of January 16th, and Clairee in Steel Magnolias. |
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Kelly Wallace
Arrabelle
originally from Connecticut, spent the last four years in North Carolina and currently lives in South Carolina. (It's a long story.) While still a Nutmegger, Kelly performed in community, regional and professional theatres throughout Fairfield and New Haven counties. She most recently appeared as Grace Hoylard in Center Stage South Carolina's production of Bus Stop |
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Shelley Segal
Jamie
recently appeared in Blithe Spirit and Almost Maine at the Open Space Theater and in CTG’s Nuts. She produced and performed her original play, Bliss, at the Broach Theatre; other local credits include work at The Comedy Zone, the City Arts Studio Theater, and the Greensboro Fringe Festival. Regional credits include performances at the Classic Stage Company in New York and the Bloomsbury Theater in London. She enjoys writing, composing, and on-camera work as well. Shelley’s happy to be back at OSCT performing Nebula of Georgia with such a talented cast and director. Let’s take this show on the road! |
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Ken Ashford
Lyndal
has performed and directed in the Triad of North Carolina and New York for nearly two decades. After several years in the musical department of Samuel French, Ken entered NYU School of Law. He now earns a respectable living in an unrespectable profession (law), gravitating frequently to the theatrical arts in order to cleanse his incredibly tainted soul. Favorite past shows include Noises Off (Selsdon), Debbie Does Dallas: The Musical (Mr. Greenfelt), The Nerd (Rick) and Gilligan’s Island: The Musical (Skipper). Favorite future shows include: Sordid Lives and The Great American Trailer Park Musical at Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance and Rounding Third at the Open Space Café Theatre. Thanks to Joe for this wonderful opportunity to visit a favorite character. |
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Lynn Dyer
The Lady
is from Eden, NC; her acting credits include the biblical characters Prophetess Anna, Sarah, Queen Esther, Mary the Mother of Jesus and many others. She has also performed in community theaters in North Carolina and is thankful to be back with Open Space Café Theater to perform in Nebula of Georgia. Lynn will be appearing again at OSCT in June in her dream role of Miss Daisy in Driving Miss Daisy. |
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Cheryl Ann Roberts
Stage Manager
as an actress has appeared with Open Space Café Theatre, the Paramount Acting Company, CTG, Kernersville Little Theatre (where she is VP of Volunteer Relations), Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance, The Little Theatre of Winston-Salem, Stained Glass Playhouse, Clemmons Community Theatre and Davie Theatre Company. She has done commercial and voice-over work for Paragon Advertising. When not acting, she’s just as comfortable stage managing productions; The King & I, Annie, and Honk are among her favorites. Cheryl Ann works for Southeastern Theatre Conference, helping other actors pursue their dreams. |
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Joe Nierle
Playwright/Director
the Artistic Director of OSCT previously lived and worked in educational, community, and professional theatre in the New York area. He began writing plays after receiving a Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation Grant. He has directed over sixty productions and as an actor has appeared on stage as Sam in Lips Together, Teeth Apart, Ned Weeks in The Normal Heart, Roy Cohn in Angels In America Part I, and Norman in The Boys Next Door, to name a few. The Nebula of Georgia received a professional staged reading at The Abingdon Theatre, NY and premiered at OSCT in Greensboro, NC last year. Thanks and love to the SM and this cast, five of whom were in the original NC production. Nebula inquiries/availabilities: ostheatre@aol.com |