Heaven Can Wait
| Staff | |
| Producers | Bob & Shirley McGee |
| Director | Betsy Andrade |
| Set Designers | Bob McGee |
| Betsy Andrade | |
| Light & Sound Designer | Paul Skelton |
| Costume Coordinator | Diane Bauman |
| Stage Manager | Leila Arias-Osler |
| Master Carpenter | Bob McGee |
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| Cast | |
| (In alphabetical order) | |
| Lefty | Tony Andrade |
| Mr. Jordan | Bill Corneth |
| Mrs. Aimes | Taniesa Dedrick |
| Messenger 7013 | Bill Dougherty |
| Susie, a maid | Janet Espinosa |
| Bette Logan | Leigh Garay |
| Ann, a maid | Cheryl Jessel |
| Plainclothesman, workman | Jason Jessel |
| The Dog | Chiisal Leneave |
| Tony Abbott | Peter mandel |
| Doctor | Bob McGee |
| Second Escort | Scott Navlyt |
| First Escort, the Nurse | Courtney Ottoboni |
| Julia Farnsworth | Marion Pintello |
| Max Levene | Rod Pintello |
| Police Inspector Williams | Dan walters |
| Joe Pendleton | Bruce Williams |
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Mr. Jordan is checking passengers who are to depart in an airplane for the Hereafter. The routine is interrupted by the arrival of Joe Pendleton, an attractive prizefighter, who refuses to admit he is dead and induces Jordan to look up the “records,” which reveal that Joe is not scheduled to arrive for another 60 years! But, as Joe starts to return to earth to continue his fighting, word reaches Heaven that Max Levene, Joe’s manager, thinking he had been killed, had Joe’s body cremated, and Joe has no body to return to. Jordan promises to find Joe another body and is informed that the wealthy Jonathan Farnsworth is about to be murdered by his wife. So Joe suddenly finds himself in the home of the financier, visible as Joe to the audience but apparently as Farnsworth to Mrs. Farnsworth, and the public. The comedy begins when the pompous “Farnsworth” unaccountably goes into training as a fighter.
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