TRUVY JONES	Mary K. Bishop
ANNELLE DUPUY-DESOTO	Kendra Curran Thompson
CLAIREE BELCHER	Jeannie Pitsch
SHELBY EATENTON-LATCHERIE	Diana Lynn Gering
M'LYNN EATENTON	Deborah Harville
OUISER BOUDREAUX	Meg Stevens
DJs	Rusty Bishop and Rick Owens
SUSAN	Dee Baldock

PRODUCER	Dee Baldock
DIRECTORs	Rusty Bishop, Rick Owens
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR	Mark Holten
SOUND DIRECTOR	Dale Nickels
STAGE MANAGERS	Christine Bodilly, Joanne Gauthier
PROPS MANAGERS	Sheila Ritchie, Deborah Southworth
LIGHTING DESIGN	Mark Holten
SET DESIGN	Charles J. Trieloff, II
SET CONSTRUCTION MANAGER	Dick Vock
COSTUMES	Missy Holcomb
STAGEHANDS	Sara L'Herault, Mary Walker
HAIR/MAKEUP	Debra Earl, Denise Makuch
PUBLICITY	Lynn Berge, Peggy DeJesus
VIDEO	Stephen Koontz
PHOTOGRAPHY	Steve Witherspoon
TICKETS	Debbie Bass
HOUSE	Monica Dinauer
PROGRAM	Greg Bass, Jeannie Pitsch
T-SHIRTS	Meg Stevens
PROGRAM COVER DESIGN	Dee Baldock
SET CONSTRUCTION Dee Baldock, Jon Baldock Mary K. Bishop, Rusty Bishop, Marilyn Chohaney John Eskrich, Diana Gering, Deb Harville, Parry Heide Rick Henslin, Mike Kane, Sara L'Herault, Katherine Lonsdorf Richard Lonsdorf, Tom Monk, Katie Monk, Rick Owens Jeannie Pitsch, Brian Schultz, Meg Stevens, Kendra Thompson Dock Vock, David Watts, Steve Witherspoon SIGN BOARDS Dee Baldock, Jon Baldock, Kathryn Bishop Mary K. Bishop, Will Bishop, Will Collentine Joanne Gauthier, Diana Gering, Deb Harville Parry Heide, Michael Kraus, Jane Pulda, Matt Pulda Roger Roethlisberger, Meg Stevens, Heather Stouffer

Watching actors read lines from a book, then put away those books and rehearse as a group, and then, almost mystically, become the play -- what a marvel! I know the feeling as an actor, and when Rusty asked me to share the experience of directing, how could I say no?
Directing is not for the timid; the process of auditioning too many deserving actors for too few available roles was excruciating. Many thanks to all who offered their talents. To the six ladies you see perform today, I offer my appreciation, my admiration, my apology for the inexperience of the directors, and my heartfelt congratulations for a job well done.
This production, the first autumn show for VACT, Inc. is also the first in which we purchased a set from another organization after their staging of the same play. Lucky coincidence of play selection and run dates (and of a supportive, generous production staff at UW-Madison Theatre) allowed us the opportunity to have the wonderful set you see before you. Those who gathered at Mitchell Theatre on Monday evening two weeks ago to load the pieces into the Watts Landscaping Service delivery truck and helped reassemble it on our stage this week are due special thanks. Our own production specialists are unbelievably accomplished and devoted (hats off to Dee, Mark and Dale - where would VACT be without you?) and they added the final luster. Many thanks to all in VACT who volunteer their time and talents.
Lastly, (actually firstly,) I thank my family for their love, tolerance and support. Bill Gates is not the wealthiest man in America!