by Thornton Wilder, directed by Robert Wilson

Thornton Wilder received the Pulitzer Prize in 1938 for Our Town, and since then it has been acknowledged as arguably the very best American play ever written. This loving, perceptive and deceptively simple picture of a New England town remains a moving and delightful experience, whether for the first time or for the fiftieth. It’s a wonderful love story, a touching look at a simpler time, and a connection with our humanity. A show for the entire family to experience together!

(in order of appearance)
Wood Lockhart (Stage Manager)
Chuck Isen (Dr. Gibbs)
Jeffrey Salyer (Joe Crowell)
Maurice Thouvenin (Howie Newsome)
Kathleen Gerard (Mrs. Gibbs)
Susan Suomi (Mrs. Webb)
Francis Serpa (George Gibbs)
Emily Pathman (Rebecca Gibbs)
Philip Bohlman (Wally Webb)
Vivian Kane (Emily Webb)
Hugh Campion (Professor Willard)
Keith Jefferds (Mr. Webb)
Molly McGrath (Woman in Audience)
Kurt Gundersen (Man in Audience)
Eleanor Prugh (Artistic Lady)
Stephen Dietz (Simon Stimson)
Kathryn Daskal (Mrs. Soames)
Kurt Gundersen (Constable Warren)
Jeffrey Salyer (Si Crowell)
Kurt Gundersen (Sam Craig)
L. Thomas Kushner (Joe Stoddard)
Molly McGrath (Townswoman)
Eleanor Prugh (Townswoman)

Director: Robert Wilson
Production Manager: Linda Dunn
Stage Manager: Melania Barry
Asst. Stage Manager: Shelley Sanborn
Assistant to Director: Maret Shura
Set Design: Ian Swift
Set Construction: Ian Swift, Shelley Sanborn
Costume Design: Michael Berg
Sound Design & Original Music: Billie Cox
Property Design: Sue Anderson
Light Operator: Andrea Perelson
Sound Operator: Dawn Hamilton
Box Office Manager: Shelley Sanborn
Graphic Design: Ron Severdia
Lobby Photography: Wendell H. Wilson
Publicity Coordinators: Suzie Hughes, Tinka Ross
Volunteer Coordinator: Susan Suomi
Publicist: Kim Taylor