Isabel is a modern young woman who lives alone and works in a book shop. When she is not pining after a handsome author, she is visiting her grandmother in Manhattan's Lower East Side. This delightfully nosey old lady and her friend the matchmaker have found a "good catch" for Isabel Sam, the handsome pickle vendor. The end of the play is really a beginning, ripe with possibilities for Isabel and Sam. Anyone who is interested in being involved in this play please contact Sylvia Newell at (507) 825-4120.
Isabelle (the modern woman). . . . Jessica Robinson
Bubbie (Isabelle's nosey grandmother). . . . Sylvia Newell
Hannah (the matchmaker). . . . Laurie Ness
Tyler (the novelist). . . . Dan Bearfield
Sam (the pickle vendor). . . . Marty Wallin
Let's Murder Marsha by Monk Ferris - February 2008
A happy housewife named Marsha, hopelessly addicted to reading murder mysteries overhears her loving husband discussing her upcoming birthday surprise with an interior decorator. To her ears, though, it sounds like they are planning to murder her! With the assistance of her next door neighbor she tries to turn the tables on them with a poisoned potion. When her own mother shows up for her birthday a day early, Marsha thinks she is in on the diabolical scheme. When her maid's date, a policeman, shows up to take the maid out, Marsha think he is on to her poisoning attempt. Well, finally, just when you would think all this would be cleared up, Marsha's intended victims discover what she has supposed, and decide to teach her a lesson by actually pretending to be murderers. This is a terrific show for family audiences who like their comedy broad and fast and nonstop. Directed by Stephanie Hall and Laurie Ness.
Missoula Children's Theater - March 2008
The Wizard of Oz - June 2008
Dorothy finds herself in the land of the Munchkins, and must journey to see the Wizard of Oz. Her path takes her past fantastic places, and endears her to the Scarecrow, the Tin Woodman, and the Lion along the way. Each receives his dearest wish after the long musical journey.
Dramatic Readings at the Pipestone Civil War Days - August 2008
Actors read actual letters written between 1860 and 1865 during the Civil War. If you are interested in being involved call Chuck at 507-825-2653, or for more information about the Pipestone Civil War Days click here.
The Calumet Players are always looking for volunteers, please contact us if you are interested in being involved. For more information call Sylvia at 507-825-4120.
Our Productions are made possible by a grant from the Southwest Minnesota Arts and Humanities Council (SMAHC), with funds appropriated by the state legislature.