Productions
* World Premiere

The Marriage of Bette and Boo (1987)
From the author of Beyond Therapy and Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All For You, Christopher Durang's latest absurdist comedy, The Marriage of Bette 81 Boo, deftly dissects the family, the foundations of marriage, and the sanctity of the church. Through the eyes of Matt, the first-born son of Bette and Boo Hudlocke, the playwright recounts the story of a baby boom marriage gone bust. The dreams of a young, idealistic couple, their perfect marriage, model children, and hopes for a bright future fall to the wayside when life intrudes. Durang's double-edged pen counters the humor of everyday life with the unrealistic dreams of a modern world.
About the Play
Written By: Christopher Durang
About the Production
Run Dates: 8/16/1987 - 9/3/1987
Program: Program (.pdf)
Venue: Queen Anne
Directed By: Anne-Denise Ford
Cast: John Aylward - Father Donnally; Doctor
Bill Dore - Paul Brennan
Dianne Benjamin Hill - Emily Brennan
Priscilla Hake Lauris - Soot Hudlocke
Dee Maaske - Margaret Brennan
Jan Maxwell - Bette Brennan
Jeanne Paulsen - Joan Brennan
Larry Paulsen - Matt
John Procaccino - Boo Hudlocke
Rick Tutor - Karl Hudlocke
Behind the Scenes: Gregory A. Falls - Producing Director
Robert Gardiner - Set Designer
David Hunter Koch - Sound Designer
Jennifer Lupton - Lighting Designer
Sally Richardson - Costume Designer
Phil Schermer - Producing Manager
Susan Trapnell Moritz - Administrative Manager
Craig Weindling - Stage Manager