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The Last Days of Cafè Cafè
A two-act play by Mario Farwell

January 14-16, 21-23 2005
Directed by Anna Blair

CAST

RESMOUNT DUFREE
CASEY CANATOY
RITA BOROUGHS
TIMOTHY CONSTANCE
FRANKIE (LARRY PORTER)
EATON PACE
REBECCA WADE
JEFFREY WINSLOW
SHEILA O'BRIEN
HILLARY WHITE
MICHAEL DILUCA
Archie Coleman
Alan David
Cindy Duggan
Michael Monsey
Mark Moloney
Karl Brian Clark
Meg McClelland
David Weis
Jennifer Bock
Nancy Crouse
Brad Slavik


"This place is the New Sea View Hotel, rundown, old, forgotten, barnacle-encrusted, shipwrecked vessel corroded and useless." Resmount DuFree (Archie Coleman) introduces the play.


"I'm probably the last friend you have on Earth, beside J&B and Jack Daniels" says Eaton (Karl Brian Clark) trying to get writer Rebecca Wade (Meg McClelland) to face reality.


"The sheer terror of dying alone.." Frankie finally comes out of his shell and connects with Rebecca.


"Hey what is this? I'm only getting $2500.00" Rita finds that her deal with Ms. O'Brien (Jennifer Bock) is not as good as it seems.


A final picture before the renovations begin.

 


"What's holding up my order?", asks Rita (Cindy Duggan) as the residents of New Sea View Hotel, Frankie (Mark Moloney), owner Casey (Alan David) and Tim (Michael Monsey) go through their morning routines at Cafè Cafè.


On the beach, Eaton meets a new friend, Jeff (David Weis) the surfer dude.


Resmount, Hillary White (Nancy Crouse), and Tim play Parcheesi


"A citation for the violations" Mike Diluca (Brad Slavik) hands a citation sheet to Ms. O'Brien as he certifies that the New Sea View Hotel is habitable and the tenants can stay.

 

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