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NIGHT OF THE FOOLISH MOON

Bellefonte Theatre, PA 
Roger (played by Ryan Kramer), an out-of-work actor lost in his own fantasies meets Bernadette (Cortney Rogers), and instantly knows she is his destiny but will need help from Sancho Panza & and Don Quixote.

A Wild Romantic Comedy based on DON QUIXOTE!
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"An evening of good fun,...big laughs." Princeton Packet.
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"Inspired....Highly imaginative,...this "Moon' really shines." Home News Tribune.

Jim Morgan (Roger) & Adriane Stein (Sancho) in the original

Villagers Theatre, Somerset, New Jersey Production.

Eugene O'Neill Playwrighting Conference Finalist.
COMEDY, 1 SET: LIVING ROOM
6 CHARACTER: 3 MALE, 3 FEMALE
CONTEMPORARY


Roger, a man obsessed with Don Quixote, falls in love with a witness in a murder trial. She is running for her life and seeks refuge at a beach house belonging to the district attorney, Roger's brother. Meanwhile, Sancho Panza breaks through a time warp to bring Roger the quest he has longed for. Coincidentally, Roger's mother is trying to cast Man of La Mancha for the local theater. Sancho comes to her aid and romance blossoms.

Balstrof Opera House, Balstrof, Texas Production.
PLAYBOARD MAGAZINE ARTICLE, New Westminster, BC, CANADA
OHIO UNIVERSITY THEATRE DEPARTMENT
Roger knighted by Bernadette.*The following pictures are from The Villagers Theatre, Somerset, NJ
Sancho, Bernadette & Roger.
Sancho and Mother
original cast photo:
Original production: Jim Morgan (Roger), Adrianne Stein (Sancho).
CANADIAN PRODUCTION in British Columbia.  Directed by George Kopf. 
After a succesful run in The Greater Vancouver Festival. 
Ohio University Eastern Campus Theatre Department.  Theatre Director Dennis Fox describes the script as "funny and fresh--the story is familiar but it's told in an off-beat, quirky way--an interesting new script from an up-and-coming playwright. It's very different. This type of comedy is exactly the way we like to end the season--with lots of laughs."