Page 10 - 2016

"It was such a small cast, so it

made us better friends. I don't

think I've ever been in a cast so

small, so it was really fun. "
Rock on! Hayley
Siedlik and Tomer
Palmon stand on
stage together as she
stands in her curlers
and apron.

Stench Jacob Alberico who plays the I forgot my line Roger Tramplemain
Burglar gives Poppy Norton-Taylor (Tabor Cross) forgets his line in the first
(Cassidy Loucks) a whiff.
act rehearsal.

I f
|C

Welcome to the production of a play about a play. In Noises Off, timing is just as
remembering your lines. Maybe even more important - one wrong movement and it’s all shaken up.
Curtis Grosse said.“The most difficult part is in the second act because you have to do everything in the
first act and the backstage acting."
Noises O ff is a comedy production that’s so funny, it’s flustering. Though is has a small cast, the
energy and personalities do not disappoint. Tomer Palmon, who plays “Phillip Brent” as well as
"Frederick Fellows” said, “My favorite part of this play was the fun that we had because it was a smaller
>
cast and the rush of being on stage.”
n
Grosse, who played "Director Lloyd Dallas," spends the first act stationed in the crowd, running the
h
dress rehearsal of a play headed for disaster. In the second act, the play begins to unravel, with love
triangles, anxiety attacks, and alcohol-induced comic relief. All while the infamous plate of sardines
keep disappearing.
When asked if there were any embarrassing moments while performing, Grosse answered, “When you
break a glass on stage, you still have to act like it’s not broken." Palmon added, “ When I was performing
one time, my costume fell off which was a skirt, and I couldn't get it back on.” Through all the
shenanigans backstage, this hilarious comedy lived up to its premise: boxes and bags, doors and sardines.