Written by Douglas Bowie   Directed by Daryl Cloran
Set/Costume Design by Lorenzo Savoini   Lighting Design by Tim Fort       

September 10 to October 9, Springer Theatre 
       

On the eve of his retirement, professor Seymour Mann is asked to deliver a prestigious lecture on his life’s work.  While writing, he is interrupted by a telemarketer’s phone call that changes the courses of both of their lives.  A comedy that dares to raise questions about the nature of charity and the true meaning of a “life well lived.”       

Doug Bowie is the Thousand Islands Playhouse’s playwright-in-residence and has had several plays produced both here and across Canada, including:  Rope’s End, Goodbye Piccadilly and Love and Larceny.  Audiences always enjoy his particular blend of wit and heart.  His hilariously-drawn characters are instantly recognizable from our own lives which make his stories all the more poignant in their conclusions.       

Cast:
Prof. Seymour Mann:
Esme O’Brian:
Amber Moon:
Jake Mann/ Stephen Lewis: