Summer and Smoke

Written by Tennessee Williams

A play that is profoundly affecting, SUMMER AND SMOKE is a simple love story of a somewhat puritanical Southern girl and an unpuritanical young doctor. Each is basically attracted to the other but because of their divergent attitudes toward life, each over the course of years is driven away from the other. Not until the end does the doctor realize that the girl's high idealism is ultimately right, and while she is still in love with him, it turns out that neither time nor circumstances will allow the two to come together. Because of the explicit details provided by the author's production notes, the stage directions, and the diagram of the set design, nonprofessionals should have no difficulty in mounting the play effectively.

Opening Night: Thursday, September 29, 1966 - Closing Night: Saturday, October 15, 1966

Cast

Dusty	Steve Arthur
Mrs. Winemiller	Madeline Child
Papa Gonzales	George Cox
Nellie Ewell	Linda DeFiglio
Rosemary	Janet Emeigh
John Buchanan, Jr	Rick Girdler
Roger Doremus	Don Heiferman
Widow Bassett	Ruth Hill
Dr. John Buchanan, Sr	Bob Hooper
Rosa Gonzales	Madeline Lockwood
Alma Winemiller	Chana Rossilli
Rev Winemiller	Jerry Schreiber
Archie Kramer	Tom Simms, Jr.

Production Staff

Director	Don Heiferman
Stage Manager	Phyllis McCormick
Assistant Stage Manager	Janet Emeigh
Set Design	Richard Tag
Set Construction-Crew	Al Berger Bob Child Bob Hooper Mario Rossilli Roger Sinonoff
Set Decor	Mary Champenois
Lighting Design	Bill DeVorss Bob Grierson Howard Meyers
Props	Janet Curran
Props-Crew	Marie Curran Midge Welch
Costumes	Becky Booth
Costumes-Crew	Madeline Child Ruth Hill Irene Perkins Sophie Rolston Chick Stevens
Make-Up / Hair	Mady Arthur
Assistant to the Director	Carol Bere
Program Cover	Carol Christensen
Program Editor	Ellen Dixon
Program-Crew	Barbara Brennan Marty Gazley Nancy Kibben Barbara McCormick Sophie Rolston Bev Tag Ellen Walter
Publicity	Carol Christensen