Director: Renea Runnels
Assistant Director: Lorie Halford
Stage Manager: Robert Wise
Tech: Tammy Pearson
Judy Alhorn Julie Owen
Karelia Alexander Stephanie Patrisso
Elle Anders Vanessa Pearson
Michael Betts Steve Quimby
Kathy Edge Bonnie Reichel
Jeff Luchsinger Janet Sharpley
Jennifer McLaughlin Brianna Thoutt
Brett Owen Robert Wise
Doublewide, Texas
by Jones , Hope and Wooten. Comedy
In this hilarious, fast-paced comedy, the inhabitants of one of the smallest trailer parks in Texas—four doublewides and a shed—are thrown for a loop when they realize the nearby town of Tugaloo is determined to annex them. And it’s not as if they don’t already have enough to deal with.
Director Julie Owen
License: Dramatists
Director
Asst. Director
Stage Manager
Sound/Light Tech
Julie Owen
Michael Betts
Robert Wise
Brett Owen
Big Ethel Satterwhite
Georgia Dean Rudd
Lark Barken
Baby Crumpler
Haywood Sloggett
Jovetta Crumpler
Caprice Crumpler
Lomax Tanner
Starla Pudney
Julie Owen
Marla Miller
Linda Rodriguez
Jeff Merriman
Michael Betts
Heidi Scherer
Judy Ahlhorn
Robert Wise
Nori Head
A Very Holly Moosemas
by Jean Ciampi
Christmas Play
Director Julie Owen
It’s August in Atlanta but Holly Anderson is convinced she can transform a movie set into a wooded, mountain Christmas masterpiece. With the blessed assistance of a scotch-drinking retired nun, she has to navigate the crotchety host of her AirBnB, an unexpected case of salmonella, and a Scrooge of a boss. If she could only find her phone. Joy is where you create it – even unconventionally – in this high energy, off-season holiday romp.
Not Published
Julie Owen
Director
Robert Wise
Stage Manager
Vanessa Pearson
Light/Sound Design
Tammy & Vanessa Pearson
Light/Sound Tech
Bruce Blifford
Bert Matthews
Brett Owen
Bear Matthews
Linda Rodriguez
Holly Anderson
Alec Wimmer
Jake Anderson
Debbie Owen
Frances Griffin
Renea Runnels
Trace McAllister
The Outsider
by Paul Slade Smith
Director Kathy Pero
Ned Newley doesn’t want to be governor. He’s terrified of public speaking; his poll numbers are impressively bad. To his ever supportive Chief of Staff, Ned seems destined to fail. But political consultant Arthur Vance sees things differently. Ned might be the worst candidate to ever run for office. Unless the public is looking for … the worst candidate to ever run for office. A timely and hilarious comedy that skewers politics and celebrates democracy.
(Playscripts)
Director – Kathy Pero
Assistant Director – Ann Dolbee
Stage Manager – Charleen Smith
Sound – Mike Pero
Paige Caldwell – Priscilla Anderson
Dave Riley – Hunter Mehrens
Louise Peakes – Donna Bane
Ned Newley – Christopher Lowe
Arthur Vance – Steve Quimby
Rachel Parsons – Nori Head
A.C. Petersen – Jeff Luchsinger
Beer for Breakfast
by Sean Grennan
Director Revis Bell
A group of middle-aged buddies reunite for a “guys’ weekend” in a snowed-in cabin to eat chili, drink beer, and relive the good old days. Despite divorce, unemployment, and a stroke, spirits are high until Jessie, the wife of absent friend Adrian, shows up in his place. An epic battle of wits and stamina ensues: will the men win their right to an all-out guy fest, or will woman be crowned the stronger sex after all?
(Playscripts)
Assistant Director
Lighting/Tech
Stage Manager
Revis Bell
Robert Wise
Vanessa Pearson
Brett Owen
TJ
Jessie
Mark
Richard
Jeff Coletta
Debbie Broadhead
Revis Bell
Mark Stanley
A Comedy written and directed by Jean Ciampi
When “Bob-O” a high school teacher with the spine of a jelly-fish, is forced to deal with his mother’s passing, help arrives in the form of an aging flower child next door, a funeral directordriving a taco truck, and a Vietnam vet in need of a new apartment. But when his mother’s boss shows up, everything
Bob-O thought he knew about his mother unravels in hilarity.
Jean Ciampi
Valerie Puente
Brett Owen
Reanna Gautreaux
Jeff Merriman
Kristin Bond
Jeff Luchsinger
Julie Owen
Edward Maas
S. G. Heideman
D
A Comedy by Louis Santeiro
Directed by Crystal E. Mata
Nelson Cruz, the youngest son of the Cruz family, is returning home for the weekend to introduce his girlfriend to the family. He comes home only to find everyone in the household occupied with their own plans. Nelson’s mother, Dahlia, is obsessed with retrieving her husband from his new girlfriend; Eddie, the eldest son, shows up with his pregnant girlfriend; and pandemonium strikes when Dolores, Dahlia’s sister, sees the face of the Holy Virgin in a tortilla. The miracle brings hordes of believers and reporters to camp out on their lawn. As they struggle with beliefs and conflicts, the endurance of family love is revealed to be the real miracle.
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License: Dramatists Play Services, Inc.
A Comedy by Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, Jamie Wooten
Directed by Julie Owen
From the writers of last season’s A Doublewide, Texas Christmas, we bring you this season’s holiday fare. It’s Christmas-time in the small town of Fayro, Texas, and the Futrelle Sisters – Frankie, Twink and Honey Raye – are not exactly in a festive mood. A cranky Frankie is weeks overdue with her second set of twins. Twink, recently jilted and bitter about it, is in jail for inadvertently burning down half the town. And hot-flash-suffering Honey Raye is desperately trying to keep the Tabernacle of the Lamb’s Christmas Program from spiraling into chaos.
Produced by special arrangement with Dramatist Play Service Inc.
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Julie is happy to bring happiness at Christmas with this funny show and amazing cast. This is her 12th show to direct or co-direct at PLT, the last being A Doublewide, Texas Christmas in 2019. Julie wants to thank her husband and our patrons for supporting the arts in this troubled year.
Jeff is happy to be on the PLT stage for the sixth time having last been seen in A Doublewide, Texas Christmas. Jeff is a Pearland resident originally from Lincoln, NE. He has been very active with The Pearl Theatre in Pearland as an actor and Director. Thanks to his family for their continued support.
Vanessa is happy to be part of this amazing show. Vanessa is very active in theatre working at acting, light and sound design, running tech, directing, and working as an AD. She was last seen on the PLT stage in Ravenscroft. She is thankful for her sister Tammy, her theatre family, and the loyal patrons.
Lorie has been a part of many productions at Pasadena Little Theatre utilizing her mad organization skills as Stage Management Queen and Assistant Director; most recently as Production Manager for Ravenscroft. Lorie is currently serving as the Membership Manager of the PLT board. Thanks to all who attend to support PLT!
Robert has lived most of his life in Houston but lived in Las Vegas for 3 years. Robert was previously seen in A Doublewide, Texas Christmas, The Addams Family Musical and It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play. He is happy to work with this wonderful cast. Thanks to everyone for their encouragement and support.
Vanessa is happy to be part of this amazing show. Vanessa is very active in theatre working at acting, light and sound design, running tech, directing, and working as an AD. She was last seen on the PLT stage in Ravenscroft. She is thankful for her sister Tammy, her theatre family, and the loyal patrons.
Judy believes and agrees with Honey Raye, that as both a director and actor: association with a church Christmas program brings great status-as long as everything goes right! While this show is a hilarious comedy, Judy knows you’ll leave thinking about friends, family, and second chances. Holiday joy to all-especially to her husband Ron.
Bruce is delighted to be working with director Julie Owen for the fourth time. Bruce was last seen at PLT in A Doublewide, Texas Christmas. He’s really enjoyed working with this incredible cast, and he thanks his wife Susan for allowing him to have so much fun! Thanks to our patrons for your support!
Jeff is happy to be on the PLT stage for the sixth time having last been seen in A Doublewide, Texas Christmas. Jeff is a Pearland resident originally from Lincoln, NE. He has been very active with The Pearl Theatre in Pearland as an actor and Director. Thanks to his family for their continued support.
Jana is excited to be back on the PLT stage! She was last seen as Sister Robert Anne in Nunsense. Favorite roles include in The Producers, Cinderella in Into the Woods, Johanna in Sweeney Todd, and Kathy in Vanities. She thanks Eric and Sprinkles for their love and support.
Billy has been acting onstage for over twenty years. His favorite roles include Macbeth in Macbeth, Lt. Kendrick in A Few Good Men, and Pa Ubu in Ubu Roi. Billy dedicates his performance to his lovely wife Erica. He hopes to one day, start a grassroots campaign to become the benevolent military dictator of Poland.
Cassie is happy to return to the Pasadena Little Theatre stage. She debuted in A Double Wide, Texas Christmas in 2019. Cassie is once again excited to be working with this wonderful cast and crew and gives a shout out to her family and friends for their love, support, and encouragement.
Connie is excited to return to PLT in this wonderful Christmas production. Previous appearances at PLT include The Sound of Music and Man of La Mancha. She would like to thank her family for their support and encouragement and to all who attend.
Renea is happy to bring this “young and vivacious” character to life once again. Renea has been a member of PLT since 2005 and last appeared on stage in the production of How I Became a Pirate. Renea wants to thank her husband and family for supporting her love of theatre.
Robert has lived most of his life in Houston but lived in Las Vegas for 3 years. Robert was previously seen in A Doublewide, Texas Christmas, The Addams Family Musical and It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play. He is happy to work with this wonderful cast. Thanks to everyone for their encouragement and support.
Brianna is thrilled to be acting again and hopes to spread Christmas cheer in these hard times. She has appeared in shows at PLT, Harbour Playhouse, and Franca’s Dinner Theater. She is an elementary music teacher and graduated from Sam Houston State. Brianna thanks her husband, family, and friends for their support!
The Pearl Theatre (Elvis Costume)
Revis Bell (the signs)
by A.R. Gurney | Directed by Gregory R. Brown
As a pre-Valentine’s gift to our patrons, follow Melissa and Andy’s relationship through letters exchanged over a lifetime between two people who grew up together, went their separate ways, but continued to share confidences. As the actors read the letters aloud, what is created is an evocative, touching, frequently funny but always telling pair of character studies in which what is implied is as revealing and meaningful as what is actually written down.
[Replaces Twelfth Night]
License: Dramatists Players, Inc.
