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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 1, 1995 - 11 ADA ll it OT VRC da va tl FN F000 1 SINNERS BLISS: David Lepp makes a point witl. fellow cast member Carol Doughty during rehearsals for the Borelians' Sinners, which opens this week. See story for all the details. CHARLOTTE HALE PHOTO Chill out and catch Borelians' play Air conditioning will help make 'Sinners' a delight The Borelians' summer production of Sinners by Norm Foster promises to be a very cool theatrical experience - thank good- ness! Although it isn't the very first summer produc- tion for the Borelians of Port Perry, it is the first since central air condition- ing was installed in the Town Hall. Regular Port Perry theatre-goers might re- member the first time the Borelians explored the idea of summer theatre in 1991 with their produc- tion of Same Time Next Year by Bernard Slade. Reputed to be the hottest two weeks of the century, the actors had to be sponged down with cold water between the scenes and the audience mem- bers were provided with | hand held fans to help them cope with the incred- ibly oppressive heat. Yes, they wanted them rolling in the aisles, but not because of heat pros- tration! The Borelians' board of directors vowed that until central air conditioning was installed at the Town Hall, summer theatre would have to be post- poned. Sinners, a Canadian farce by Norm Foster, fol- lows hot on the heels of Opening Night, another play by the same author, which drew record crowds in March, won a Thea award for Best Technical Achievement, and re- ceived several other nomi- nations. Sinners is a story of murder and mayhem, lust and - well, lust. Marion Coltman of Whitby plays the outra- geously sexy Monica, a minister's wife with an out-of-control sex drive, and David Lepp plays the eager recipient of her af- fections. Lepp was last seen in Opening Night, playing the role of has- been actor Michael Craig, and he is a veteran of many Herongate Dinner Theatre Productions. Local actor Terry Hod- gins returns to the Port Perry stage as the local chief of police (who-would -be-mayor) and Judith Ed- monson, a veteran of Oshawa Little Theatre and Durham Shoestring Performers, plays his busybody wife. Carol Doughty and Jim Baird round out the cast. "Sinners is a black com- edy. It's very light, it's sexy and it's fun from the word "go!" says director Ed Daigle who received a Best Director award for his last Borelian's production in 1992 - Arsenic and -Old Lace. This spring, he di- rected Of the Fields, Late- ly by David French for Durham Shoestring Per- formers in Oshawa and last fall he performed in OLT's production of The Gin Game. Mr. Daigle has a history with the Borelians that stretches back 20 years. The production reunites him with another long- time Borelian, Dave Ellis, who. is co-producing the show with Jennifer Fletcher. The two have a shelf-full of Thea awards to their credit. So come in from the heat, and enjoy summer theatre at its finest! Sin- ners will be performed July 13, 14, 15, 20, 21 and 22 at Town Hall 1873 on Queen Street, beginning at 8 p.m. Tickets are $10 each and are available at Jayson Callan Music, and at the door. At Town Hall theatre weekend? workshop? p.m., and Borelians offer workshops Looking for something entirely different this Why not check out the Borelians' Summer Theatre The local theatre troupe is offering what promises to be a fun-filled afternoon at Town Hall 1873 in downtown Port Perry this Saturday (July 15), with a variety of subjects on the agenda. They include: 0 Stage fighting from 1 to 2 p.m; 0 Theatre sports and improvisation from 2 to 3 a A special Children's workshop from 3 to 5 p.m. The Borelians invite you to take a break from the summer heat in their air-conditioned theatre, and check out the theatre arts. You might just like it. (Jd Jd J <4 Le LJ 3 Pizza-Hut # Ve 76 70 70 7% 722 Ve 76 76 760 7 70 75 7 ENJOY GREAT TASTING PIZZA HUT® |; PERSONAL PAN PIZZA® day SIMCOE ST. Przza-Huts FO = R PICK UP ONLY 985-7743 Visit our new, L 4 i SCUGOGMHWY. 7A Loy. ay. by. by. by. by. at our newest location! convenient location at MADE FRESH WHILE YOU WAIT! | Approx 7 Min. BUY ANY PERSONAL PAN PIZZA AND RECEIVE 355ML CAN POP OR A REGULAR SIZE FOUNTAIN DRINK FOR NO COUPON REQUIRED Valid until August 11, 1995 Pizza Hut Pan Pizza are always prepared fresh using fresh ingredients. 1812 SCUGOG ST., PORT PERRY avin ay ier 39¢ A | Frequency Pizza-Hut ) | Card Bonus =" Purchase any Personal Pan | Pizza & get your Express MAC'S CONVENIENCE STORE | Offer valid at the Pizza Hut kiosk at Scugog Street on per party/per visit. Not er. Applicable taxes extra. ay. Sy. by. ay by. by ay by ay ay ay ay on ayy