Bernard Slade's
SAME TIME NEXT YEAR
The Reviews Are In!
Bob McKenty of Matawan e-mailed us:
"My wife, son, & I just returned from seeing Same Time Next Year. Marvelous!
Extraordinarily fine performances in two demanding roles. Marianne Maltese and Michael Brown were superb.
Best community theater production I've seen. Kudos to all..."
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RUN: July 26 and August 2, 1998
SYNOPSIS: The synopsis for this show still needs to be provided to the webmaster
CAST:
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Marianne Maltese as "Doris"
Marianne is thrilled to have this opportunity to rejoin Michael Brown in a return to the characters of Doris and George. Other favorite roles include Liesel in "The Sound of Music," Betty in "Sure Thing," and Chris in "Rumors". She has performed extensively in local and regional productions throughout the New York-New Jersey area, including shows at Trump's World's Fair Casino and Trop World. She was featured in Distron Video's "Street Magic", and hosted the "Our Community" TV show for TKR Cable. Directing credits include "Arsenic and Old Lace" for the Pine Tree Players and she is both founding and acting director of the PrimeTime Children's Theatre Program in Holmdel. |
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Michael K. Brown as "George"
Michael has appeared in regional theaters throughout the country, including the Utah Shakespeare Festival and Penn State's Resident Theatre Company. Some favorite roles include Benny in "Getting Out," Wes in "Fifth of July", and Ken in the Garden State Arts Center production of Neil Simon's "Rumors." He recently played George in "Same Time, Next Year," for an extended run at the Kobe Dinner Theater. Other credits include numerous live shows in Atlantic City at TropWorld, The Sands, and Trump Plaza. He has performed in many live industrials for such companies as Alaska Airlines, DuPont, M&M/Mars, and Quaker Oats. His television and film credits include roles in "The Job Interview," and "Break Up," which was nominated for a Student Academy Award. Most recently, Michael directed the one-act show "Rex" for Twelve Miles West, in Montclair. |
BEHIND THE SCENES:
Chuck Caudill, Jr, Director
Chuck is a local actor and director whose day job is as the Executive Officer of Naval Weapons Station, Earle. A Commander in the United States Navy, he has balanced his love of going to sea and the stage for the last 17 years. Performing, directing and producing in the metropolitan New York area, he has worked with Amandla Productions, The Attic Ensemble, and was a founding member and the managing director of Tempest Productions. This is his first production with Center Players and he would like to thank them for giving him this opportunity.
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Funding has been made possible, in part, by the Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders, through the county Historical Commission and the NJ State Council on the Arts, a partner agency of the National Endowment of the Arts.
