Congratulations to the Cast of See How They Run!
Thank you to all who auditioned for our fall production!
Meet the group of actors working diligently to bring this show to the stage.
Performances of "See How They Run" will be held November 1st, 2nd, 8th, and 9th
and tickets are available now!
Meet the group of actors working diligently to bring this show to the stage.
Performances of "See How They Run" will be held November 1st, 2nd, 8th, and 9th
and tickets are available now!
"The Tin Woman" was a hit! Thank you to our audiences who gave spontaneous standing ovations at each performance.
"The Tin Woman" was a hit! Thank you to our audiences who gave spontaneous standing ovations at each performance.
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Photos from "The Tin Woman," above:
Kara DePasquale as Joy (above left), spirals into depression following her successful heart transplant.
Hank lashes out to Alice (bottom left) as he tries to deal with his grief over the loss of his son, Jack, the heart donor. OCT performers were John Garner and Connie Gerard.
Jack's grieving family meets Joy, the heart recipient, for dinner (center.) Jack (standing) was ever-present in spirit throughout the play. Cast members, left to right, were Connie Gerard as Alice; Jane Kaufman as Sammy; Kara DePasquale as Joy; Josh Van Womer as Jack; and John Garner as Hank.
A somewhat abrasive nurse, played by Louise Chandler, tends to Joy's needs immediately following her surgery (bottom right.)
Not shown was Laurie Garner as Darla, Joy's flambouyant friend.
Kara DePasquale as Joy (above left), spirals into depression following her successful heart transplant.
Hank lashes out to Alice (bottom left) as he tries to deal with his grief over the loss of his son, Jack, the heart donor. OCT performers were John Garner and Connie Gerard.
Jack's grieving family meets Joy, the heart recipient, for dinner (center.) Jack (standing) was ever-present in spirit throughout the play. Cast members, left to right, were Connie Gerard as Alice; Jane Kaufman as Sammy; Kara DePasquale as Joy; Josh Van Womer as Jack; and John Garner as Hank.
A somewhat abrasive nurse, played by Louise Chandler, tends to Joy's needs immediately following her surgery (bottom right.)
Not shown was Laurie Garner as Darla, Joy's flambouyant friend.
CASTING POLICY--
It is the policy of Okeechobee Community Theatre to cast regardless of race, color, or disability. Determined by the quality of the auditions, the director will cast the best choice for each role after everyone has had an opportunity to audition. If invited to audition by a director, this does not guarantee that you will be cast.
OCT does not pre-cast roles unless announced on the audition notice. In addition, on occasion, a cast might be expanded to accommodate a large turnout of performers.
If after auditions the director believes that a particular role cannot be cast satisfactorily, other actors may be contacted for a second audition.
It is the policy of Okeechobee Community Theatre to cast regardless of race, color, or disability. Determined by the quality of the auditions, the director will cast the best choice for each role after everyone has had an opportunity to audition. If invited to audition by a director, this does not guarantee that you will be cast.
OCT does not pre-cast roles unless announced on the audition notice. In addition, on occasion, a cast might be expanded to accommodate a large turnout of performers.
If after auditions the director believes that a particular role cannot be cast satisfactorily, other actors may be contacted for a second audition.
Okeechobee Community Theatre
NOTE NEW MAILING ADDRESS: P O Box 933 Okeechobee, FL 34973
Phone: (863) 332-2053 or (954) 815-5272 E-mail: okeecommunitytheatre@gmail.com
THEATRE LOCATION: 610 S W Second Avenue, Okeechobee, FL
1 Block west of Golden Corral Restaurant
NOTE NEW MAILING ADDRESS: P O Box 933 Okeechobee, FL 34973
Phone: (863) 332-2053 or (954) 815-5272 E-mail: okeecommunitytheatre@gmail.com
THEATRE LOCATION: 610 S W Second Avenue, Okeechobee, FL
1 Block west of Golden Corral Restaurant
