Eastern Oklahoma State College - Mountaineer Yearbook (Wilburton, OK)

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3' 'rf uf ' .. -ag, 16 ALLINEED... if it .fi 1' 11 '12, - -5, wg, if 445 I s ACTING CO. Presents The Good Docto The Eastem Acting Company presented Neil Simons' comedy The Good Doctor, their first production of 1985, in October. The leads were cast to Steve Burton, David Kelley, and Susan Stephenson. Other cast members included: David Curry, Misty Rose, Cindi Roebuck, Jennifer Pruner, John Garland, Ben Wilson, Twlla Blue, Randy Ragland, and Wayne Tate. The play was set at the tum of the century, in Russia, where an inspiring writer, Anton Chekov, shares some thoughts with a few close friends, the audience. The writer is upset at his lack of admiration compared to his professional colleague. So he thinks about giving up his profession, but in a last minute idea surge he gets an idea for a story, which leads into a series of such stories. Kelley's dramatic, slow-motion sneeze kept the audience laughing hysterically through the entirety of the scene and into the Governess: Pruner held her oum weight with her comical jestures. The first act then took a tum to the serious nature with a song from Too Late for Happiness , which made the audience thrill with delight at the sound of Kelly and Stephenson. But of course knowing Heil Simon, seriousness doesn't last long. The second act leaned toward the hysterical also, the highlight being 'The Arrangement , when Anton Chekov tells of his boyhood adventures, when his father tried to introduce to him the ways of life and manhood through connubial bliss. The balance, serious, came in the audition when Nina read from a play written by Chekov. The performances both nights were very well done, each night getting better. Left: Jennifer Pruner and Misty Rose present HT he Ciovemessn scene: Right: Steve Burton, David Kelley, and Twila Blue appear during the Sneeze . ii

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