by David Auburn

Directed by Carol Puckett
November 10-12 & 16-18 2006
At The Von Braun Center Playhouse

Friday Evening, November 10, 7:30pm
Saturday Evening, November 11, 7:30pm
Sunday Matinee, November 12, 2:00pm

Thursday Evening, November 16, 7:30pm
Friday Evening, November 17, 7:30pm
Saturday Matinee, November 18, 2:00pm
Saturday Evening, November 18, 7:30pm

It's the eve of Catherine's twenty-fifth birthday; a troubled young woman, she's spent years caring for her brilliant but unstable father, a famous mathematician. Now, following his death, she must cope with her own volatile emotions, her estranged sister's arrival, and the attentions of her father's former student, who seeks his holy grail in the wealth of research his mentor left behind.

Over the long weekend that follows, a budding romance and a mysterious notebook's discovery beg a difficult question: how much of Dad's genius-or madness-will Catherine inherit? The mystery and surprise of David Auburn's Pulitzer and Tony winner is a compelling evening of theatre.

Nina Banta as Catherine
Joanna Broad as Claire
Chuck Puckett as Robert
Matt Reed as Hal

Director: Carol Puckett
Assistant Director: Dawn Roden
Technical Director: Lynn Broad
Stage Manager: Brian Comer
Producer: John Hancock
Lighting: Jeremy Cowan
Sound: Tim Lighthall
Set Dressing: Ron Harris
Poster and Program Art: Fred Sayers
Props: Dawn Roden
Publicity: Chuck Puckett, Dawn Roden
Casting Committee: Carol Puckett, Dawn Roden, John Hancock, and Brian Comer

Director: Carol Puckett - 256-353-9121 or 256-682-0783
carolpuckett@hotmail.com.

Theatre Huntsville, formed in 1997 by a merger of The Huntsville Little Theatre (1950-1997) and The Twickenham Repertory Company, Inc. (1979-1997), is a voluntary association, organized under the laws of the State of Alabama as a corporation not for profit. The purpose of Theatre Huntsville is to foster, encourage, strengthen and perpetuate Member and civic interest in the legitimate theater and the dramatic arts, primarily through the production of theatrical performances. We typically present six live theatrical performances at the Von Braun Center Playhouse, as well as smaller programs at various venues in the city and surrounding areas. This includes our popular season extra, Shakespeare on the Mountain, which allows an al fresco outlet for performing works of, or selections from, the Bard as well as other classical authors. Furthermore, Theatre Huntsville endeavors to educate and train its Members, students and other interested members of the community in the areas of acting, direction, sets, lights, sound, make-up, costumes, properties, all other areas of stagecraft, and administrative management of community theater, through discussions, lectures, meetings, workshops, apprenticeships, tutorials, and on-the-job training conducted by members and other qualified personnel.