Mitford meets Tryon Sept. 23
Published 6:09 pm Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Ever heard of a small town full of interesting characters whose lives intersect in surprising ways? Ever notice the difference between, say, Applebees and Elmos? Ever wonder what living in a place where everybody knows your name would be like? Ever thought such a place would make a great setting for a book series or a play?
Well, Welcome to Mitford, a play by Alabama native Robert Inman adapted from the novels by North Carolinian Jan Karon will make Tryonites feel right at home.
Tryon Little Theater has already begun to intersect lives in interesting ways by engaging native daughter Millicent Hunnicutt to direct these eccentric folks (including both her parents). Shell bring insight to this story of mysteries and miracles having appeared as Puny Bradshaw in the plays world premiere.
Performance dates are September 23 through 25 at 8 p.m., September 26 at 3 p.m., and September 30 through October 2 at 8 p.m., October 3 at 3 p.m. All performances will be held at the Tryon Little Theater Workshop.
The box office opens September 9. Tickets may be purchased Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the TLT Workshop, located at 516 South Trade Street. For more information, call 828-859-2466.Cast ListFather Tim – Mike Johnson
Cynthia Coppersmith – Carol Cox
Emma Garrett – Rebecca Davis
Dooley Barlowe – Alex Harrelson
Older Dooley – Tucker Lawson
Russell Jacks – Bruce Bartlett
Puny Bradshaw – Chris Farrell
Esther Cunningham – Pat Komorous
Stuart Cullen – John Hugill
Walter Kavanagh – Henry Bright
Uncle Billy – Charlie Hunnicutt
Miss Rose – Cathy Millwood
Sadie Baxter – Mary Meyers
Percy Mosley – Greg Wright
Velma Mosley – Peggy Hunnicutt
Mule Skinner – Merwin Tirrell
J.C. Hogan – Paul Adams
Hoppy Harper – Rody Dayvault
Principal – Mimi Alexander
Headmaster – Henry Bright
Larry Johnson – Merwin Tirrell
Woman 1 – Mimi Alexander
Woman 2 – Ingrid Tart-Remington
Lee – Julian Besnard
Lila – Alexa Hughes
Clara – Kate Riedy
Lula – Maggy Riedy
Elvin – James Riedy