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Last Modified:
Monday, February 26, 2007
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"Radio T.B.S."
2003's "Season of Laughter" was dedicated to the memory of Elva Hansen. She will be greatly missed!
"Radio T.B.S.
(Trailer Park Broadcasting Scandals)"
by Mark Landon Smith
February 2003
Reservations are Required!
For more information Click here!
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Producer:
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Gene Forsyth
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Director:
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Thomas Clark
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Asst. Dir./Stage Manager:
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Robert L. Simpson
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'The "Girls" of Radio T.B.S.'
This is original artwork by our very own Suzi Dennis (Vesta Poteet)! It was framed with the mat signed by all the cast members and
presented to the director at the end of the run. The director greatly appreciates their thoughtfulness as well as their talent and hard work.
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Back(L-R): Sherryl Watkins, Doug Showalter, Courtney Regen, Suzi Dennis, Jan McKillip, Miranda Price, and Kristi Clark
Middle: Carol Baillie
Front(L-R): Linda Rickel and Mary Hill
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The Players
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Dixie Mandrell:
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Jan McKillip
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Vesta Poteet:
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Suzi Dennis
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Missy Goode:
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Courtney Regen
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Mary Eunice Wheaton:
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Linda Rickel
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Harlene Akers:
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Kristi Clark
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Alveeta McClay:
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Carol Baillie
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Madge Huskey:
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Sherryl Watkins
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Pauline Felts:
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Mary Hill
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Mayola Felts:
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Doug Showalter
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Imogene Hurst:
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Miranda Price
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Synopsis
From Baker's Plays :
Radio hostesses and society doyennes Vesta Poteet Dixie Mandrell bring to you the comings and goings
of the activities in and around The Luna Del Mar Manufactured Home Oasis and Monkey Empire -- very
few of the monkeys are contagious. And what a jumpin' place this trailer park is. From the author
of Faith County, Evening of Culture and A Dickens' Christmas Carol.
Thomas Clark, director, describes the show :
This play is a light-hearted look at southern stereotypes from Elvis fanatics to religious fanatics,
from beauty contestants to "the undesirable element". Although the primary focus is on humor, the play also
has an underlying message about judging people by appearances. This combination of zany humor with a message
makes this play worth seeing.
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L-R: Harlene Akers, Dixie Mandrell, Alveeta McClay, Vesta Poteet, Mary Eunice Wheaton, Imogene Hurst, Mayola Felts, Pauline Felts, and Missy Goode.
Missing: Madge Huskey
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Our Crew
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Lights/Sound:
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Dave McKillip
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Props:
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Ray Johnson,
Mark Britton
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Costumes:
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The Cast,
Gayla's Costume Shop,
and the Hot Springy Dingy
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Set Design:
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Mark Britton
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Turntable Design:
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Dave Cambell
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Set Construction:
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Mark Britton,
Jim Cunningham,
Ray Johnson,
Jeani Cearlock,
Jim Stout,
Dave Cambell,
John Howell,
Dave McKillip,
and Nyle Cearlock
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Set Artwork:
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Bill Schuler
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Publicity:
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Gene Forsyth,
and Donna Draper
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Box Office:
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Diane Hayes
and her wonderful volunteers
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Season Tickets:
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Margaret Forsyth
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Program Design:
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Dave McKillip
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Microphone Graphic Design:
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Thomas Clark
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Program Printing:
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5-Star Printing
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Media:
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Jerry Jones,
KQUS radio,
KLAZ radio,
KVRE radio,
KZNG radio,
KALR radio,
Resort TV Cable (Ch. 5),
Hot Springs Village Voice,
The Sentinel-Record,
and The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
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Digital Photography:
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Kristi Clark and
Thomas Clark
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Elvis Decor:
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Cindy Sherman
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Elvis Sock Puppet Design/Construction:
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Amanda Davis of Slickglass
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OUR THANKS
Hanna at Hot Springy Dingy, Beth Westbrook, Sandy Westbrook, Mike Hardage of Mike's Heating and Air Conditioning for Heating System Repair, Donna Draper & all the people who
distributed and posted our promotional posters and flyers.
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