by David Mamet

Directed by Erik Abbott

Jolly is part of a trilogy The Old Neighborhood by American author, playwright and film director David Mamet. Controversial and influential, Mamet has received Tony and Oscar nominations for his work on both stage and screen and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama for Glengarry Glen Ross. In Jolly, Mamet’s most autobiographical play, the characters’ memories surge out in sharp, precise dialogue unveiling the emotional wounds that shaped them. Directed by Erik Abbott, with Christine Probst, Timothy Lone and Mathew Kovacs. Following the production in Limpertsberg, Jolly will be the NWTC entry for this year’s FEATS in Bad Homburg, performing at the festival on Saturday, May 15th.

Cast:

Jolly: Christine Probst

Bob: Timothy Lone

Carl: Mathew Kovacs

Crew:

Stage Manager: Ann Overstall

Lighting Design: Valerie Scott

Sound: Deborah Anderson

Props: Barbara Buchanan, John Overstall