About the Play
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Mom's Gift is now available for licensing thru Samuel French Publishers.
MOM’S GIFT was first produced at the Lonny Chapman Group Repertory Theatre in Los Angeles, California, in December, 2013. The artistic directors were Larry Eisenberg and Chris Winfield, it was directed by Sherry Netherland, the assistant director and sound designer was Steve Shaw, the producer was Laura Coker, the set design and construction was by Chris Winfield, the stage managers were Britt Chichester, Mindy B. Schiller and Jennifer Levinson, the lighting design was by Sabrina Beattie, the costume design was by Lynda Pyka, the publicist was Nora Feldman, the marketing was by Ben Goldberg, the program was by Drina Durazo and the cover art was by Doug Haverty.
The cast, in order of appearance, was as follows:
KAT................................................................Gina Yates BRITTNEY.....................................................Trisha Hershberger MOM..............................................................Julia Silverman DAD...............................................................Chris Winfield, Patrick Skelton TRISH.............................................................Lisa McGee-Mann KEVIN............................................................Cyrus Alexander MRS. NORQUIST (Voiceover)....................Laura Coker
The understudies were Paul Cady (KEVIN), Joy Darash (BRITTNEY) and Pascale Gigon (TRISH).
Synopsis:
Mom has been dead for 11 months and shows up at her husband’s birthday party as a ghost with a mission. Like Clarence in “It’s A Wonderful Life,” she has to accomplish a task to earn her wings. Only what the task actually is, is a mystery. There are so many things to fix. The problem is complicated by the fact that the only person who can hear or see Mom is her eldest daughter who has been ordered by the court to spend Dad’s birthday with him as part of her “anger management program." One by one the family's secrets are peeled
away revealing a shocking truth that
surprises even our ghost. |
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