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Plant City Entertainment returns to the stage with Harvey, the story of a mild-mannered, quite pleasant and unassuming man (Elwood P. Dowd) who just happens to have (he says) an imagainary friend in the form of a 6-foot rabbit named Harvey. Pictured, from left: Lark Underwood (Mrs. Betty Chumley), Tom Mitchell (Wilson), Cynthia Avender (Myrtle Mae Simmons), John Avender (Cab Driver), Joshua Quincy (Elwood P. Dowd), Thom Miller (Dr. Lyman Sanderson), Tom Guerre (Judge Omar Gaffney), Kay Secord (Veta Louise Simmons), and Betty Roney (cosutmes). Seated, from left, Heather Baughman (Nurse Kelly), Joe Paquin (Dr. Williiam Chumley), and Kristen Melanson (Mrs. Chauvenet).
According to a 1945 New York Times report, Harvey, the play by Mary Chase, won the Pulitzer Prize for drama for the 1944-45 season. The award was "for an original American play, performed in New York, which shall represent in marked fashion the educational value and power of the stage, preferably dealing with American life." The play was produced by Brock Pemberton.
Produced under special arrangement with Dramatist Play Service Inc., the Plant City Entertainment production is directed by Tyler and Angela Hollis. Harvey is the third production in "The New Home of Plant City Entertainment," at 101 N. Thomas Street in Plant City, Fla. The theater is across the street from the First Presbyterian Church, at 404 W. Reynolds Street, and behind the old post office in downtown Plant City.
Show dates are May 7-8 and 14-15 at 8 p.m. There also is a matinee on May 16 at 2 p.m. Tickets cost $10 for general admission and $8 for seniors ages 55 and up and for students through grade 12.
THE CAST:
THE CREW:
According to a 1945 New York Times report, Harvey, the play by Mary Chase, won the Pulitzer Prize for drama for the 1944-45 season. The award was "for an original American play, performed in New York, which shall represent in marked fashion the educational value and power of the stage, preferably dealing with American life." The play was produced by Brock Pemberton.
Produced under special arrangement with Dramatist Play Service Inc., the Plant City Entertainment production is directed by Tyler and Angela Hollis. Harvey is the third production in "The New Home of Plant City Entertainment," at 101 N. Thomas Street in Plant City, Fla. The theater is across the street from the First Presbyterian Church, at 404 W. Reynolds Street, and behind the old post office in downtown Plant City.
Show dates are May 7-8 and 14-15 at 8 p.m. There also is a matinee on May 16 at 2 p.m. Tickets cost $10 for general admission and $8 for seniors ages 55 and up and for students through grade 12.
THE CAST:
- Elwood P. Dowd: JOSHUA QUINCY
- Veta Louise Simmons: KAY SECORD
- Myrtle Mae Simmons: CYNTHIA AVENDER
- Mrs. Betty Chumley: LARK UNDERWOOD
- Dr. Lyman Sanderson: THOM MILLER
- Nurse Kelly: HEATHER BAUGHMAN
- Dr. William Chumley: JOE PAQUIN
- Mrs. Chauvenet: KRISTEN MELANSON
- Judge Omar Gaffney: TOM GUERRE
- Wilson: TOM MITCHELL
- Cab Driver: JOHN AVENDER
- Mrs. Johnson: FRANCES HARDEE
THE CREW:
- Director: TYLER HOLLIS
- Director: ANGELA HOLLIS
- Stage Manager: LOU BAIRD
- Costumes: BETTY RONEY and cast
- Set Design and Construction: TOM MITCHELL
- Lighting and Sound: Coy Permenter
- Board Liaison: DODIE WHITE
- Scenery: TOM MITCHELL, HEATHER BAUGHMAN, JOE PAQUIN, cast/crew
- House Tickets and Sales: JUDY and BOB BARTA
- Ticket Agent: FRANCES HARDEE of HARDEE'S FASHIONS
- Advertising: KAY SECORD
- Publicity: SHIRLEY OUTEN, DR. HAL BREWER, cast/crew
- Prorgrams: JENNIFER JACKSON
Plant City Entertainment production is directed by Tyler and Angela Hollis. Harvey is the third production in "The New Home of Plant City Entertainment," at 101 N. Thomas Street in Plant City, Fla. The theater is across the street from the First Presbyterian Church, at 404 W. Reynolds Street, and behind the old post office in downtown Plant City.
Show dates are May 7-8 and 14-15 at 8 p.m. There also is a matinee on May 16 at 2 p.m. Tickets cost $10 for general admission and $8 for seniors ages 55 and up and for students through grade 12.
THE CAST:
- Elwood P. Dowd: JOSHUA QUINCY
- Veta Louise Simmons: KAY SECORD
- Myrtle Mae Simmons: CYNTHIA AVENDER
- Mrs. Betty Chumley: LARK UNDERWOOD
- Dr. Lyman Sanderson: THOM MILLER
- Nurse Kelly: HEATHER BAUGHMAN
- Dr. William Chumley: JOE PAQUIN
- Mrs. Chauvenet: KRISTEN MELANSON
- Judge Omar Gaffney: TOM GUERRE
- Wilson: TOM MITCHELL
- Cab Driver: JOHN AVENDER
- Mrs. Johnson: FRANCES HARDEE
- Director: TYLER HOLLIS
- Director: ANGELA HOLLIS
- Stage Manager: LOU BAIRD
- Costumes: BETTY RONEY and cast
- Set Design and Construction: TOM MITCHELL
- Lighting and Sound: Coy Permenter
- Board Liaison: DODIE WHITE
- Scenery: TOM MITCHELL, HEATHER BAUGHMAN, JOE PAQUIN, cast/crew
- House Tickets and Sales: JUDY and BOB BARTA
- Ticket Agent: FRANCES HARDEE of HARDEE'S FASHIONS
- Advertising: KAY SECORD
- Publicity: SHIRLEY OUTEN, DR. HAL BREWER, cast/crew
- Prorgrams: JENNIFER JACKSON
Plant City Entertainment returns to the stage with Harvey, the story of a mild-mannered, quite pleasant and unassuming man (Elwood P. Dowd) who just happens to have (he says) an imagainary friend in the form of a 6-foot rabbit named Harvey. Pictured, from left: Lark Underwood (Mrs. Betty Chumley), Tom Mitchell (Wilson), Cynthia Avender (Myrtle Mae Simmons), John Avender (Cab Driver), Joshua Quincy (Elwood P. Dowd), Thom Miller (Dr. Lyman Sanderson), Tom Guerre (Judge Omar Gaffney), Kay Secord (Veta Louise Simmons), and Betty Roney (cosutmes). Seated, from left, Heather Baughman (Nurse Kelly), Joe Paquin (Dr. Williiam Chumley), and Kristen Melanson (Mrs. Chauvenet).
According to a 1945 New York Times report, Harvey, the play by Mary Chase, won the Pulitzer Prize for drama for the 1944-45 season. The award was "for an original American play, performed in New York, which shall represent in marked fashion the educational value and power of the stage, preferably dealing with American life." The play was produced by Brock Pemberton.
Produced under special arrangement with Dramatist Play Service Inc., the Plant City Entertainment production is directed by Tyler and Angela Hollis. Harvey is the third production in "The New Home of Plant City Entertainment," at 101 N. Thomas Street in Plant City, Fla. The theater is across the street from the First Presbyterian Church, at 404 W. Reynolds Street, and behind the old post office in downtown Plant City.
Show dates are May 7-8 and 14-15 at 8 p.m. There also is a matinee on May 16 at 2 p.m. Tickets cost $10 for general admission and $8 for seniors ages 55 and up and for students through grade 12.
THE CAST:
THE CREW:
According to a 1945 New York Times report, Harvey, the play by Mary Chase, won the Pulitzer Prize for drama for the 1944-45 season. The award was "for an original American play, performed in New York, which shall represent in marked fashion the educational value and power of the stage, preferably dealing with American life." The play was produced by Brock Pemberton.
Produced under special arrangement with Dramatist Play Service Inc., the Plant City Entertainment production is directed by Tyler and Angela Hollis. Harvey is the third production in "The New Home of Plant City Entertainment," at 101 N. Thomas Street in Plant City, Fla. The theater is across the street from the First Presbyterian Church, at 404 W. Reynolds Street, and behind the old post office in downtown Plant City.
Show dates are May 7-8 and 14-15 at 8 p.m. There also is a matinee on May 16 at 2 p.m. Tickets cost $10 for general admission and $8 for seniors ages 55 and up and for students through grade 12.
THE CAST:
- Elwood P. Dowd: JOSHUA QUINCY
- Veta Louise Simmons: KAY SECORD
- Myrtle Mae Simmons: CYNTHIA AVENDER
- Mrs. Betty Chumley: LARK UNDERWOOD
- Dr. Lyman Sanderson: THOM MILLER
- Nurse Kelly: HEATHER BAUGHMAN
- Dr. William Chumley: JOE PAQUIN
- Mrs. Chauvenet: KRISTEN MELANSON
- Judge Omar Gaffney: TOM GUERRE
- Wilson: TOM MITCHELL
- Cab Driver: JOHN AVENDER
- Mrs. Johnson: FRANCES HARDEE
THE CREW:
- Director: TYLER HOLLIS
- Director: ANGELA HOLLIS
- Stage Manager: LOU BAIRD
- Costumes: BETTY RONEY and cast
- Set Design and Construction: TOM MITCHELL
- Lighting and Sound: Coy Permenter
- Board Liaison: DODIE WHITE
- Scenery: TOM MITCHELL, HEATHER BAUGHMAN, JOE PAQUIN, cast/crew
- House Tickets and Sales: JUDY and BOB BARTA
- Ticket Agent: FRANCES HARDEE of HARDEE'S FASHIONS
- Advertising: KAY SECORD
- Publicity: SHIRLEY OUTEN, DR. HAL BREWER, cast/crew
- Prorgrams: JENNIFER JACKSON
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