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A bit later, it is revealed that he also has a special place in his heart for Grace, the diner lady, whose husband, it turns out, left the scene years ago, and she doesn’t apparently miss him.
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First, we note his competence as a driver and people mover. Do you see the plot thickening?ĭriving the bus, as it were, is Carl (Joe Ogiony). and has a particular interest in important literature. By the way, Elna is young, smart, naïve and hopeful. Grace ( Cheryl Graffo ), the diner owner, counts on Elna, delivered on our stage by two delightfully youthful actors who share that character on alternating productions (Brycen Ambrose and Gigi Pingree). bright young girls with a hunger for learning. He also, we find, has a proclivity for appreciating and approaching, and possibly more. We find shortly that through his understated behavior and under-supported posture and positioning, that possibly, he has a drinking problem. Who could have known?Ī unique, kind of standout traveler, is the professorial Dr. The two are actually anxious and have plans to gather up Cherie, whisk her away to Bo’s ranch in Montana so that the two can marry and live happily ever after. Supporting Bo, and his plan, is his ranch hand and side-kick, Virgil (Gregg Steele Hepner). His unappreciated approach to Cherie, we realize, has been misunderstood. Now is the time to tell you, and just so you’ll know, she is being pursued, and appropriately frightened by the advances of a handsome cowboy, Bo (Mark Ericson). The flow of the showįirst, there is Cherie (Julie Seibold) a nightclub singer, outfitted in a shiny dress, set off by an unfortunate fur piece. Together with two theatre arts friends, Jessica is finally pursuing her longtime dream to produce a theatrical run of William Inges classic play Bus Stop. the traveling bus riders, and the diner folks, and down to a person, they are all varied and intriguing. Rodney Vaughn, who created the set and lighting design, offers the kind of diner that delightfully supports the play action all through the evening, as one by one, or in smallish clusters, we meet and come to know the stunning cast of eight.