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The Odd Couple
September 19-October 12

By Neil Simon

Directed by Bill Barry Jr.
Production Manager: Polly Ludena


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Appearing at Playhouse 111, by popular demand! The classic Neil Simon comedy about mismatched roommates is sure to open the season with laughter. Felix Ungar is an uptight clean-freak who moves into the apartment of his slovenly friend Oscar Madison. A war of habits ensues, complicated by visits from poker buddies and the daffy Pigeon sisters. A success on Broadway and the silver screen, The Odd Couple is a fun romp through domestic mayhem.

Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc.

 

Cast
Oscar Madison   Ed McDow
Felix Ungar   Peter Lemongelli
Speed   Scott Neidl
Murray   Lars Timpa
Vinnie   Craig Gustafson
Roy   Rod Kelly
Gwendolyn   Linda Timpa
Cecily   Jennifer Ciombor
Production Staff
Director   Bill Barry, Jr.

Production Manager

  Polly Ludena
Assistant Director   Jennifer Skidgel
Stage Manager   Debbie Trueblood Witt
Assistant Stage Manager   Jennifer Neidl
Set Design & Construction   Steve Blount
Set Decorator   Alice Blount
Lighting Designer   Jim Van De Velde
Sound Designer   Steven Merkel
Costumes   Melissa Heischberg
Props (co-chair)   Julie Kanturek
Props (co-chair)   Mary Engle
Hair & Makeup   Annie Walker Bright
Tickets   Becky Poole
Front of House   Steve Schroeder
Publicity     Polly Ludena
Programme     Jennifer Neidl
Production Photography     Bill Barry Jr.
Graphic Design   Marc Ludena
Production Photos
Click each photo for full-color, high resolution image. Photos courtesy of Michael Lanners.
Rehearsal Photos
Click each photo for full-color, high resolution image. Photos courtesy of Bill Barry Jr.
Peter Lemongelli  (left) and Ed McDow  rehearse for Wheaton Drama's production of The Odd Couple
Peter Lemongelli (left) and Ed McDow as Felix Ungar and Oscar Madison The Pigeon Sisters, Linda Timpa (left) and Jennifer Ciombor join Peter Lemongelli (Felix) for a cry. Craig Gustafson (left), Lars Timpa, Scott Neidl, and Rod Kelly rehearse a scene from The Odd Couple.