A new play by George Tricker

4318 Clarendon Road is a dramatic comedy about a middle-aged man's return to his Irish-Italian family home, and his connecting with the ghosts of his
colorful family's past.

In a household where life was as delicate and civil as a rugby scrum, this sensitive comedy recounts and reflects the bittersweet moments of growing up in an Italian-American family in 1950's Brooklyn.

"A closely knit, comedically stressed-out family that somehow manages to cope..." Palisadian-Post

Produced by special arrangement with the playwright, Mr. Tricker.

PERFORMANCES
June 22 - July 21
Thurs, Fri & Sat - 8 pm,
Sunday, June 24 & July 15 - 2 pm

Cast

Roscoe Gaines plays George: 40-50s, LEAD, witty, emotional, sense of humor, and has a hurt little boy quality about him.

Valorie Paradise-Lant plays Edith: 40-50s, attractive powerhouse, comedy a plus, can be overbearing and opinionated.

Gary Cunial is Anthony: 40-50's, Edith's husband, the heart of the family, strong, slight limp.

Howard Leader is Severino: 60’s plus, the wry patriarch, with many secrets, very loud but known to be able to mutter under his breath.

Nancy Solomons is Rosalia: 60’s plus, the caustic matriarch, warm-hearted, a little slip of a thing.

Cameron Reilly is Georgie: 10, plucky (George as a boy)

Harris Bay  is Donald: 7, quiet

Tim Ahearn is Richard: 20's-30's, attractive alcoholic with a mean streak, male chauvinist,  piano player a plus.

Beth Urquhart is Lillian: 20's-30's sassy, pretty redhead, with a good heart

Lorraine Pope plays Margaret: 20's-30's, attractive accountant, strong-willed executive type

Production Staff
Directed by Rick Steinberg
Produced by Donna Holroyd
Set by John Holroyd                                                                          Light Design by Jack Allaway

Stage Manager is Ken Endress

Light Operator is Gerda Fadden