Never Too Late
Written By: Arthur Long
Directed by: John Henry
Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc.
Run of Show
“Never Too Late” will run March 9 – 24, 2007, Thursday through Saturday at 8:00pm, second Sunday at 2:00pm.
Synopsis
This Broadway hit is about a married man in his fifties who suddenly learns he’s becoming a father again. His last child, a girl, was born 24 years ago and, considering the boob she married, he finds the prospect of another unthinkable. His daughter and son in law live with him; she gets up for breakfast at lunchtime and he is curiously addicted to solitaire. It’s not only the impending birth that startles him; his previously meek little wife begins to lay down the law. There’s to be a nursery, a new bath, and she’s to have her own checking account. Such dour capitulation you’ll never see again. “Good old fashioned domestic farce…. plain and simple laughter.” N.Y. Daily News. “It fractured the first nighters… They’ll love it in community playhouses, college productions and high school senior plays.” N.Y. World Telegram and Sun.
Program
The Program for this show can be viewed by clicking Never Too Late. (Requires Adobe Reader)
The People …
Leading Roles
in order of appearance
Grace Kimbrough | Alicia M. Smith |
Harry Lambert | Don Weber |
Edith Lambert | Lynnie Heinemann |
Dr. James Kimbrough | Ernie Brown |
Charlie | Adam Duckworth |
Kate | Jennifer Holman |
Mr. Foley | Chris Hall |
Mayor Crane | Loren Shearer |
Policeman | Tom Davis |
Program Staff
Director | John Henry |
Producers | Norb Mills & Bob Smith |
Set Design | John Henry |
Stage Manager | Megan Ray |
Lighting Designer | John van der Meer |
Lighting Crew | J. Judson Lohman, Pat Mahoney, & Jeff Mills |
Costume Design | Christine Young |
Property Masters | Sue Dennis |
Property Crew | Joyce Calmes, Larry Janney, Paige Price, Bob Smith, & Ellison Weber |
Set Construction | Steve Mierzejewski, Norb Mills, Paige Price, Bob Smith, John van der Meer, Don Weber, & Kathie Weber |
Scenic Art | Megan Ray & Brad Riker |
Sound Design | Don Weber |
Sound Crew | Marc Malley & Joanne Toth |
Program | Laura Ahrens, Jake Gordy & Frank Venda |
Program Art & Cover Design | H.O.T. Graphics |
House Manager | Ann Veasey |
Box Office | Ann Veasey |
Box Office Staff | Kimberley Bruggemann, Sandy Fry, Darlene Hatfield, Barbara Heindel, Sue Holliger, Carol Hojnacki, Rita Konecki, Debbie Krieger, Diane Nowakowski, Jinny Patterson, & Judy Wiederhold |
Program Printing | The Copy Center |
Marquee Signs | Larry Janney & Norb Mills |
Theatre Photographer | Frank Venda |
Special Thanks | Toledo Bath and Kitchen |
The Show!
Setting: Living room of the Lambert home in Calverton, Massachusetts
Act I
Scene 1: Summer Sunday, around noon.
Scene 2: The next day, around six-thirty in the evening.
Act II
Scene 1: Almost six o’clock in the evening, a few days later.
Scene 2: Saturday about noon.
Act III
Late that night.