THE AUTOGRAPH HOUND
By James Prideaux
Directed by Jacqueline McElroy-Poquette
Produced by Ray Poquette
WHEN: Saturday, January 26, at 2 PM & Sunday, January 27, at 7 PM
WHERE: Little Firehouse Theatre, 298 Kinderkamack Road in Oradell
TICKETS: $10 and can be purchased for this limited run online at www.bcplayers.org, by calling 201.261.4200, or by visiting the box office at 298 Kinderkamack Road in Oradell during regular box office hours.
Those interested in group sales of 20 or more tickets may call 201.262.0515.
Discount tickets for students age 25 and under with proper ID are available as a $5 walk-up “rush” ticket (cash only) starting 30 minutes before curtain.
Parking is free at the Park Avenue municipal lot across the street, one half block north of the theater.
The Autograph Hound is a sharply humorous and inventive play which takes a revealing look at a wife who is an obsessive celebrity-chaser, a resentful husband who takes serious action against her compulsion and their young adult daughter who is caught between them.
First produced off-Broadway at the Albee-Barr-Wilder Playwrights Unit, this one-act, 60-minute comedy is “a frequently funny, if slanderous analysis of the types who haunt stage doors, hotel entrances and Sardi’s doorway in search of celebrities’ signatures” (Variety).
The Autograph Hound stars actors Helen Boyadjian (Saddle River), Kelly Camp-Force (Wayne), and Frank Osmers (Haworth).
The production team includes Jacqueline McElroy Poquette (Director), Ray Poquette (Producer; Lighting & Sound Design), Margie Druss-Fodor (Assistant to the Director), Victoria Buchner (Assistant to the Director), Marisa Dolkart (Stage Manager), David Arts (Lighting Operator), Frank O?Leary (Sound Operator), Nina Lionetti (Properties), Bunny Mateosian (Costumes), Katie Weigl (Publicity), and Kathie Robitz (Member-at-Large).
The Bergen County Players has grown tremendously from its roots as a small community theater when it was founded in 1932; today, nearly 300 volunteer members, working on and off stage, make possible the nine productions presented each season.
Further information can be found at www.bcplayers.org
