A bewitching comedy about an enchanting subject…romance!

Gillian, a beautiful witch, puts a love spell on her neighbor, Shepherd, a handsome and unattached publisher, in order to make a college rival jealous. 

Bell, Book and Candle

By John Van Druten

Directed by Kevin Christopher Fox

Cast

Gillian Holroyd ……………............…… Linda Fortunato

Shepherd Henderson …........………..… Mike Jimerson

Miss Holroyd  ………............…………….. Penny Slusher

Nicky Holroyd ……..................…………….… Ric Walker

Sidney Redlitch ………...............………….. Greg Vinkler

Host/Stage Directions …….…….... Allison Selby Cook

Place: Gillian Holroyd’s apartment in New York City. 

It is a first-floor apartment of a converted brownstone house in the East Thirties.

Time: 1950

Act I:

Scene 1: Christmas Eve

Scene 2: About three hours later

Act II:

Two weeks later

Act III:

Scene 1: Four hours later

Scene 2: Two months later​

The Play’s the Thing is funded in part by a grant from the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin and the National Endowment of the Arts, as well as generous grants from Door County Medical Center, Friends of Door County Libraries, The Shubert Foundation and operating funds of Peninsula Players Theatre.

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