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November 14–17, 1984
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A play by Milan Stitt
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Production Staff
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Director: James Fisher
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Scenic and Light Designer: Brian Jones '82
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Costume Designer: Laura Conners
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Stage Manager: Abbott Smith '85
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Asst. Stage Manager/Props: David Schulz '88
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Student Assistants: Chris Luce, Jim Kurtz '85, Jon McGovern '87, Brian Stergar '86
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Cast List
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Father Brian Rivard: Michael Abbott '85
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Amos: Abbott Smith '85
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Erna Prindle: Linda Stover
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Toby Felker: Greg Hockemeyer '85
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Sister Rita: Dana Warner Fisher
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Mrs. Shandig: Sue Meek Ford
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Prosecutor: Michael Shaw '87
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Monsignor Nicholson: Adam Crowe '85
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Louise: Jennifer Ostermeier
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Production Assistance
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Sound: Kyle Carr '85
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Assistant Props Master: Matt Brown '88
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Deck Electrician: Chris Luce
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Graphics: Laura Conners
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A strange set of circumstances caused the brilliant Father Rivard to be banished to the small town of Solon, Michigan in 1911, to administer a poor and sparsely settled rural parish. Here the ebullient and sensitive Sister Rita received an assignment and subsequently, through another twist of fate, moves into the parish house with the priest and his housekeeper. The interaction of their lives and especially the development of a deep relationship between the priest and the nun reaches a climax with the shocking murder of Sister Rita. The play, however, is not so much of a murder mystery as a meditation of the nature of God and the world and the way people perceive their relationship to both.