Washington Street players perform ’Circle Mirror Transformation’
Holliston‘s own Washington Street Players are putting on the play “Circle Mirror Transformation,“ by Annie Baker.
The show, directed by Holliston resident Cindy Bell, includes the following cast members:
Randy Divinski
Lynda Slocomb
Sylvia Paladino
Amy Rochford
James Parr
Produced by James Parr, the performance dates are Nov. 3 and 4, at 8 PM. Performances are held at the Holliston Town Hall.
In Shirley, Vt., Marty, an acting teacher, holds an “Adult Creative Drama” class at the local community center. The people who sign up for the class are Schultz, a recently divorced carpenter; Lauren, a reserved high school junior; Theresa, a former actress; and Marty’s husband James. Marty takes the “students” through various acting and dramatic exercises; they act like trees, beds, and baseball gloves. In one exercise, they act as one another and tell their life stories. As a possible romance begins each of the group slowly reveals themselves. In a final exercise, Lauren imagines herself meeting Schultz in 10 years and they tell each other what has transpired.
The show, directed by Holliston resident Cindy Bell, includes the following cast members:
Randy Divinski
Lynda Slocomb
Sylvia Paladino
Amy Rochford
James Parr
Produced by James Parr, the performance dates are Nov. 3 and 4, at 8 PM. Performances are held at the Holliston Town Hall.
In Shirley, Vt., Marty, an acting teacher, holds an “Adult Creative Drama” class at the local community center. The people who sign up for the class are Schultz, a recently divorced carpenter; Lauren, a reserved high school junior; Theresa, a former actress; and Marty’s husband James. Marty takes the “students” through various acting and dramatic exercises; they act like trees, beds, and baseball gloves. In one exercise, they act as one another and tell their life stories. As a possible romance begins each of the group slowly reveals themselves. In a final exercise, Lauren imagines herself meeting Schultz in 10 years and they tell each other what has transpired.