Letters In Wartime

by Stephen Scriver and Kenneth Brown
directed by Frances Berry
Thurs.-Sat., Sept. 3-19, 8:00 p.m.
The Davies Foundation Auditorium
52 Church St., Kingston, ON

Sarah Burton

During World War II, Allan, a young Royal Canadian Air Force pilot, and Moira, an auxiliary worker at the Blatchford Field in Edmonton, try desperately to maintain their longdistance relationship. But is the printed word enough to keep love alive in a world turned upside down?

Allan is flying dangerous bombing missions over Europe. At home on the prairies, Moira is gaining new experiences as she works for the war effort. They keep in touch as they promised to do, but neither is telling the other everything — about the danger and destruction of war or about their personal lives.

Martin Fobert

Letters in Wartime was first produced in 1994 at the Edmonton Fringe Festival, where it was chosen as best production.

Cast

Allan - Martin Fobert

Moira - Sarah Burton

Production Crew

Producers - James Gow, Katie Flower-Smith

Director - Frances Berry

Stage Manager - Stephanie Bowen

Asst. Stage Manager - Katrina Candido

Set & Lighting Design - David L. Smith

Sound Design - Lorna Jodoin

Visual Projections Design - Katie Flower-Smith

Costume Design - Claudia Wade, Frances Berry

Set Dressing & Props - Claire Lesage

Chief Carpenter - James Gow

Lighting Operator - Stephanie Bowen

Sound and Projections Operator - Michelle McNichol

Set Construction - Bob Brooks, Grant Buckler, John Corrigan, Michael Gourgon, Rick Jodoin, Cori Schroder

Set Painting - David L. Smith, Clair Lesage, Michelle McNichol, D.T. McNichol, Lorna Jodoin, James Gow

Archival Photography - Grant Buckler

Lobby Art Curator - Karen Peperkorn

Front of House Co-ordinator - Steve Powell