It Runs in the Family
September 20 - October 6, 2019
By Ray Cooney
A classic farce from England's master farceur.
Guaranteed to leave you in stitches.
About The Show
Britain's master farceur (Two Into One, Run For Your Wife, et al. ) is at it again. Set in a hospital, It Runs in the Family contains the usual assortment of farcical nuts running in and out of doors mistaking everybody for someone else, as Dr. Mortimore tries to fend off a paternity suit, an ex wife, a punkish son and various other lunatics so that he may, at last, deliver the Ponsonby Lecture in an international conference.
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Rehearsal & Promo Photos
Cast & Production
Cast
- Dr. David Mortimore
- Matthew Leptich
- Dr. Hubert Bonney
- Matthew Craig
- Dr. Mike Connelly
- Donny Myers
- Jane Tate
- Erin Booth
- Rosemary Mortimore
- Heather Kearney
- Leslie Tate
- Julian Wilkerson
- Matron
- Chris Jones
- Sir Willoughby Drake
- Leo Kalisz
- Sister
- Bonnie Hart
- Sergeant Connelly
- Chris Brouton
- Bill Lesley
- Terry O’Brien
- Mother Bonney
- Dianne Hosken
Production Team
- Author
- Ray Cooney
- Director
- Jim Behr
- Producer
- Michelle Self
- Stage Manager
- Hilary Schneider
- Assistant Stage Manager
- Laney Bell
- Scenic & Lighting Design
- Mark Audrain
- Sound Design
- Mike Kavka
- Costume Design
- Lindsey Badtke
Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French, New York, New York.
In the News
It Runs in the Family
Northwest Herald calls ‘Family’ a “genuinely funny” show.
The rave reviews continue to pour in for our latest production, It Runs in the Family. Correspondent Regina Belt-Daniels in her review calls the show ...
September 30, 2019
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Reviews
The actors were spot on with their roles and this comedy will keep you laughing all night. There is something to keep you entertained every step of the way through this play. Don’t miss it!!
Christine E.Attended 9/21
We LOVED the show! Hysterical throughout. Very well cast, excellent performances. We’re telling everyone we know to go! My only regret was that I was too shy to be the first one to stand up with a standing ovation. It deserved it.
Trudy C.Attended 9/21
My glasses steamed up with laughter...A must for the bruised in spirit and the young at heart.
The Sunday TimesLondon
Tickles the funny bones quite shamelessly
Sunday ExpressLondon
As in every good farce from Ben Travers to Joe Orton, the location becomes a madhouse filled with an epidemic of unbridled lunacy
London Financial Times