MEET THE CAST
DUANE LARSON
RICHARD
Duane is very concerned by the
goings-on in Fuddy Meers, but
he’s trying to be a good man.
Luckily, he’s surrounded by talented
actors who are just Jim Dandy
with his complicated past. Duane
last appeared in TCR’s The Diary
of Anne Frank, and has worked
with several theatre groups in the
corridor. He is a playwright who
has had several plays produced
in TCR’s Underground New Play
Festival. “Thanks to the cast and our
directors!”
MAX LOCHER
KENNY
Max is somewhat of a legend. Not
really…he is actually quite weird.
You shouldn’t touch him with a 49
and a half foot pole. Anyways, he
is happy to be in the show. He told
us to say thanks to someone. Forgot
who though. Oh well. “Enjoy.”
REGINALD PUPPE
HINKY BINKY
Reggie is proud to be making
his TCR debut in this storied and
sought-after puppet role. This role
is the puppets’ Stanley Kowalski.
Reggie earned his undergraduate
degree from the Josef Kettenglied
Derortwoleuteihrehändeschubsen
Puppetechnikum in Mainz,
Germany. He’s happy to be back in
the old US of A. “Thanks to Steve
for being gentle!”
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TRACI REZABEK
HEIDI
Traci totally digs working in the
Grandon with these ridiculously
fun people. She was last seen in
Next Fall on the auditorium stage
here at TCR, and in Fun Home at
The Giving Tree Theater in Marion.
“Please enjoy this little tale of love
and family.”
DAWN STEPHENS
GERTIE
Dawn is married to Greg Young.
They have two awesome children,
Madeline (age 26) and Lucy
(age 25). Dawn enjoys historic
preservation, playing the tuba, going
to the dog park with her four pups,
and volunteering. Dawn also enjoys
initiating random conversations
wherever she goes. In her spare time,
Dawn works at three (sometimes
four!) part-time jobs. “Thanks to Greg
for being so loving and supportive
ALL the time! Seriously!”
JAKE STIGERS
LIMPING MAN
Fresh from dancing his way through
Follies, Jake is limping his way
through this show. His favorite TCR
roles over the last 30 years include
Smudge in Forever Plaid, Bobby in
A Chorus Line, Reuben in Joseph/
Dreamcoat, King Triton in Disney’s
The Little Mermaid, and most recently
the stripper pianist Mr. Braithwaite
in Billy Elliot the Musical. Jake is a
writer by day, and he keeps his limp
authentic via miles of long-distance
running.
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