Having two Ed's in this play was very difficult for the actors and director alike. Why one night the confusion was so bad, the two Ed's accidentally switched parts! No one noticed till Act III!
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| Wendy Rowe - Stage Manager Extrodinaire She had to be with the lot she was dealing with! | |||||||||||||||||||
| Charles Cormier as the hard as nails Jackson! As a matter of fact, I think, he's chewing on one! | |||||||||||||||||||
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| Old Saul Hodgkin otherwise known as Ed Eck and Stacy Armstrong as Peggy. Having two Ed's in this play was very difficult for the actors and director alike. Why one night the confusion was so bad, the two Ed's accidentally switched parts! No one noticed till Act III! |
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