Weekend
Chicago Premiere
Aug 20, 2008 - Oct 12, 2008
- Damon Kiely ~ Director
- Gore Vidal Playwright
Cast
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Ian Paul Custer Norris Blotner
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Janet Ulrich Brooks * + Mrs. Andrews
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Juliet Hart * + Miss Wilson
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Mica Cole Rima West
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Terry Hamilton * ^ Senator MacGruder
- Tom McEleroy * Senator Andrews
- Sean Nix Roger
- Penny Slusher Estelle MacGruder
- Joe Sherman Beany MacGruder
Production Team
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Ana Espinosa * Stage Manager
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Eva Breneman ^ Dialect Coach
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Charles Cooper # ^ Lighting Designer
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Keira Fromm Assistant Director
- James Odgen Technical Director
- James Keister Lobby Display Graphic Designer
- Keith Pitts Scenic Designer
- Rachel Laritz Costume Designer
- Joshua Horvath Sound Designer
- Lara Musard Properties Designer
- Becky Perlman Dramaturg
- Joseph Heaton Production Manager
- Richie Fine Assistant Costume Designer
- Elizabeth Paterson Assistant Lighting Designer
- Cassandra Soliday Assistant Properties Designer
- Mac Vaughey Master Electrician
* Member of Actors Equity Association
# Member of United Scenic Artists
~ Member of Stage Directors and Choreographers Society
+ TimeLine Company Member
^ TimeLine Associate Artist
§ TimeLine Playwrights Collective
Discussions & Events
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Sunday Scholars Series
September 7, 4:30 pm Read More
The well-laid political plans of Senator Charles MacGruder (Terry Hamilton, left) and his wife Estelle (Penny Slusher, right) are derailed with the arrival home of their son Beany (Joe Sherman, center) in TimeLine Theatre's Chicago premiere of Gore Vidal's 1968 political comedy WEEKEND, directed by Damon Kiely.
Photo by Lara Goetsch
The motives of Beany MacGruder (Joe Sherman, left) and his fiancé Louise Hampton (Mica Cole, right) are not entirely innocent in TimeLine Theatre's Chicago premiere of Gore Vidal's 1968 political comedy WEEKEND, directed by Damon Kiely.
Photo by Lara Goetsch
Senator Charles MacGruder (Terry Hamilton, left) has a plan to derail the schemes of his son Beany (Joe Sherman, right) in TimeLine Theatre's Chicago premiere of Gore Vidal's 1968 political comedy WEEKEND, directed by Damon Kiely.
Photo by Lara Goetsch
Senator Charles MacGruder (Terry Hamilton, left), his wife Estelle (Penny Slusher, right) and the senator’s loyal staffer Miss Wilson (Juliet Hart, center) conspire to defend their political futures in TimeLine Theatre's Chicago premiere of Gore Vidal's 1968 political comedy WEEKEND, directed by Damien Kiely.
Photo by Lara Goetsch