The Guyer Girls
Dreamchasers Theatre Arts Center of Norwell
presented four performances of the
wonderfully moving play “The Guyer Girls” by
Trisha Sugarek. This play is reminiscent of both
“Little Women” and “I Remember Mama”. It is
unique in that the script is based upon true
stories told to the young Guyer girls about the
Guyer women.
In the play, Sophia and Levi Guyer migrate to
America and move out west to raise their family.
Act One is set in the early 1900s, and we see
the girls as teenagers who then progress to
becoming young women who in turn have their own
children and make their own life decisions, some
good and some bad. In Act Two the “girls” are
now young women who struggle to keep their
families whole amidst the turmoil of Pearl
Harbor aided at all times by the wisdom and love
of their Mama. This play abounds with laughter,
tears, love, and sibling rivalry galore. It is a
rich and colorful tapestry of an American
family.
Thanks to Raisa Hoffman for
sharing these great pictures from the show!
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"The Guyer Girls" presented 11/16 - 11/18/07
Starring in Dreamchasers' production as Mama
was Corinne Manning of Norwell. Her daughters were
played by Emma Parrish of Duxbury, Raisa Hoffman
of Marshfield, Tess Wenger, Rachael Caldwell,
and Alice Tilles all of Norwell. Creating
costumes, hair, and makeup were Maggie Russell of
Norwell, Sandra Holbrook of Weymouth, and Donna
Parrish of Duxbury. Sound was run by Emily
Genovese of Hingham. Doing concessions was Kevin
Doyle of Norwell. The program was created by Julie
Alcott of Rockland. The set was constructed by David
Caldwell of Norwell. The production was designed
and directed by Dreamchasers' Artistic Director Rosann M. Weeks.
Performances were:
- Friday, November 16th at 7 pm
- Saturday, November 17th at 2 and 7 pm
- Sunday, November 18th at 2 pm
All performances
are held at Dreamchasers' home, The Norwell
Grange Hall, 142 Main Street, in Norwell.
Directions
Tickets are $10 for general admission, $8 for
Senior Citizens and Students, and $5 for
Dreamchasers Students. Tickets go on sale at the
theatre thirty minutes prior to each
performance. Reservations can be made by calling
Dreamchasers at 508-224-4548.
There was a Final Dress Rehearsal on
Thursday, November 15th, at 4 pm, to which
Senior Citizens and Teachers were invited free of
charge. Doors opened at 3:30 for this special
dress rehearsal. A discussion between the cast,
audience, and director followed.
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