The Boyfriend
| Staff | |
| Producers | Russ Brawn |
| Grace Brawn | |
| Director / Musical Director | Carol Harris |
| Choreographer | Toni Saletta |
| Stage Manager | Linda Fusano |
| Rehearsal Pianist | Fay Pettner |
| Rehearsal Secretary | Lynn Lawrence |
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| Cast | |
| Polly Brownie | Jane McIntosh |
| Tony | Chris Lloyd |
| Madame DuBonnet | Nancy McAllister |
| Percival Brownie | Mark Hoebich |
| Hortense | Mandy Duarte |
| Lord Brockhurst | Tom Harris |
| Lady Brockhurst | Wendy McAllister |
| Perfect Young Ladies | |
| Maisie | Jennifer Brawn |
| Dulcie | Lisa Raff |
| Fay | Amy Lawrence |
| Nancy | Cinnamon Warfield |
| Lolita | Anita Razo |
| Alice | Elaine Engehausen |
| Gillian | Jennifer Ross |
| Kate | Michele Ledesna |
| Boyfriends | |
| -Bobby | John Epperheimer |
| Marcel | Jay Gowen |
| Pierre | Matt Tidwell |
| Alfonse | Simon Pintello |
| Pepe | Sidney Espinosa |
| Jean-Paul | Mike Montez |
| Claude | Josh Maya |
| Phillippe | Greg Harsh |
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The Jazz Age lives on in The Boy Friend, a light romantic spoof of 1920’s musical comedy. Set against the backdrop of the French Riviera, this romantic spoof of 1920’s musical comedies tells the story of English heiress, Polly, who is longing for only one thing: a boyfriend. Polly’s father, convinced any boy who isn’t wealthy will court Polly strictly for her financial situation, forbids her to engage any potential suitors. Honoring his wishes, Polly explains to Tony, the messenger boy with whom she’s fallen in love, that she is no rich girl. This is just the tip of the mistaken identity iceberg as love proceeds to charmingly find its way through nearly every member of the cast and bring them all to a happy ending.
This production, by our teens, is dedicated to Josh Brawn.
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Above photos by Eugene’s Salon of Photography
