Curtains
| Staff | ||
| Producers | Jonathan Bass | |
| Scott Lynch | ||
| Director and Vocal Director | Carol Harris | |
| Choreographer | Mitzie Imagawa | |
| Orchestra Directors | Stephanie Woehrmann | |
| & Tim Duffy | ||
| Set Design and Scenic Artist | Glynis Crabb | |
| Costume Designer | Carol Harris | |
| Master Carpenter | Jonathan Bass | |
| Costume coordinator | Michelle Griffin | |
| Props Coordinator | Christine McElroy | |
| Stage Manager | Brandon Morales | |
| House Managers | Rob Bezanson, Robin Bezanson, Jim Carrillo | |
| Light Designer | Beric Dunn | |
| Sound Designer | Ray Trimble | |
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| Cast | ||
| Lieutenant Frank Cioffi | Rob Christopher | |
| Niki Harris | Mary Beth Anderson | |
| Georgia Hendricks | Roberta Vinkhuyzen | |
| Carmen Bernstein | Julie Masterson | |
| Aaron Fox | Leslie Lamcke | |
| Sidney Bernstein | Bill Ereneta | |
| Christopher Belling | Chris Souza | |
| Bambi Bernét | Megan Griffin | |
| Daryl Grady | Doug Doughty | |
| Johnny Harmon | Dale Haluza | |
| Oscar Shapiro | Peter Mandel | |
| Bobby Pepper | Aaron Nasser | |
| Jessica Crenshaw | Christine McElroy | |
| Sasha Iljinsky | Stephanie Woehrmann | |
| Harv Fremont | Chris Bezanson | |
| Roy Stetson | Rob Barham | |
| Mona Page | Brittini Bombino | |
| Roberta Wooster | Trudy Parks | |
| Rita Van Dorn | Christine McElroy | |
| Marjorie Cook | Lauren Colwill | |
| Brick Howvermale | Doug Doughty | |
| Arlene Barruca | Laura Doughty | |
| Jane Settler | Robin Harris | |
| Randy Dexter | Kel Whisner/Dave Leon | |
| Connie Subbotin | Lexie Mallette | |
| Peg Prentice | Stephanie Marquez | |
| Rhonda Driscoll | Haley Merrill | |
| Ruthie Cochran | Christine Carrillo | |
| Detective O’Farrell | Christine McElroy | |
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Above Photos: Gilroy Dispatch
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Curtains is parody of 1950s “whodunnit” theater mysteries, set in Boston in 1959. The plot is set in motion when the star of a disastrous 1950s cowboy musical, Robbin’ Hood, is murdered on opening night. A theater-loving detective, Lieutenant Frank Cioffi, is assigned to solve the crime. As one murder turns into a series of murders, the cast is forced to stay inside the theater while Cioffi unravels the mystery. During his investigation family dysfunction, romance, aspirations to stardom, and a desperate attempt to save a terrible show carry the audience along through a hilarious and terrifying mystery.
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Above photos by Elizabeth Mandel[