It is a stormy night in spring as two Englishmen, Staff Sergeant "Froggy" LeSueur and his friend Charlie Baker, enter the log cabin fishing lodge owned and operated by Betty Meeks in Tilghman County, Georgia, two hours South of Atlanta.

Every year, Froggy serves as a munitions instructor for the American army, and this year he has brought his shy and sad friend, Charlie, who is now terrified about being left alone for three days with strangers while Froggy leads his training sessions. Froggy introduces him as a "foreigner" who can't speak or understand English. Overhearing the plot of the Reverend David and Owen Musser to buy Betty's lodge and turn it into a meeting place for the Ku Klux Klan, Charlie ultimately leads Betty, Catherine, and Ellard in a successful fight against these villains that is uproariously zany comedy. It’s fun for the whole family.

THE CAST
Froggy LeSueur - Ray Pigott
Charlie Baker - Duane Miller
Betty Meeks - Kay Thomas
Rev. David Marshall Lee - Jason Boskey
Catherine Simms - Norma Bean
Ellard Simms - Charlie Poss
Owen Musser - Phil Avery
BEHIND THE SCENES:
Director - Michael Lacy
Production Manager - Tina Maslankowski
Assistant Director - Dalila Davenport
Stage Manager - Elizabeth Hornsby
Technical Director/Light and sound design - Lee Maslankowski
Stage Hands - Joey Roderick, Grant Ensley, Doug Davenport
Box Office - Elizabeth Hunt
Costumes - Mary Hughes
Props - Kathi Ivey
Production Consultant - George Ramsey
Publicity - Janelle McCarthy, Barbara Hogan
Set Design - Mike Lacy
Playbill - Steffen Smith, Joe Webb
Cover/Poster Art & Design - Steve Martin
Set Construction - Joe Webb, Bill Marsh, Frank Moore, Pat Hogan
Set Dressing - Barbara Hogan
Set Painting - Beth Inman, Tina Maslankowski
Fundraising - Joe Webb, Patricia Webb, Lynda Thompson
Special Thanks to all of our volunteers who have so generously shared their time and talents and to Lynn Pigott.

The Foreigner

by Larry Shue

MAY 23 - JUNE 15