Wrong Turn at Lungfish
Written By: Garry Marshall and Lowell Ganz
Directed by: John Henry
Produced by special arrangement with
Run of Show
“Wrong Turn at Lungfish” ran November 7-22, 2003, Thursday through Saturday at 8:00pm, second Sunday at 2:00pm
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Synopsis
A compassionate, humorous comedy about a blind and bitter college professor and his encounter with a saucy street-wise young woman who volunteers to read to him in the hospital. The clash of intellect and wit take the two from animosity and fear to friendship and understanding.
“Humungous laughs!” Great fun.”-ABC-TV
“An imaginative potion of laughter, lament and transcendence, a strange but inspired mix.”-Hollywood Reporter
The People …
Leading Roles
in order of appearance
| Peter Ravenswaal | Norb Mills |
| Nurse | Angela Gage |
| Anita Merendino | Rachel Wengrow |
| Dominic De Caesar | Ben Lumbrezer |
Production Staff
| Director | John Henry & D. Nicholas Hansen |
| Producer | Laura Ahrens & Jean Mills |
| Set Design | Joe Hendrikx |
| Stage Manager | Laura Ahrens & Debbie Marinik |
| Lighting Design | Scott Gage |
| Lighting Crew | Allison Dunn, Angela Metcalf & Alex Reed |
| Costume Design | Sondra Henry |
| Property Masters | Joyce Calmes |
| Property Crew | Glenna Ford, Thereasa Lumbrezer, Maureen O’Malley, Bob Smith, Ellison Weber |
| Scenic Art | Wes Skinner |
| Set Construction | Steve Mierzejewski & Bob Smith |
| Set Crew | Laura Ahrens, Jake Gordy, John Henry, Paige Price & Wes Skinner |
| Sound Design | Don Weber |
| Sound Crew | Derek Hansen, Marc Malley & Joanne Toth |
| Program | Dale Moore & Don Weber |
| Graphic Art | Laura Ahrens |
| House Manager | Ann Veasey |
| Box Office | Ann Veasey |
| Box Office Staff | Kimberly Bruggemann, Sue Holliger, Joe & Carol Kwiatkowski, John Farnham Scott, Roger Whitmore, Judy Wiederhold |
| Program Printing | The Copy Center |
| Cast Photography | Mike McDermott |
| Special Thanks | Medical College of Ohio Hospital, Toledo Sight Center |
The Show!
Place: A hospital room somewhere in New York City
Time: The Present
Act I
Scene 1: Noon
Scene 2: Another day – noon
Scene 3: Another day – evening
Intermission
Act II
Scene 1: The next day – mid-morning
Scene 2: Several hours later