MOMologues
A comedy by Lisa Rafferty, Stefanie Cloutier and Sheila Eppolito
Directed by Liz Bettencourt
Showtimes:
Thursday - Saturday, June 16-18 at 8pm
Sunday June 19 at 3pm
All shows at Plymouth Center For The Arts
11 North Street, Plymouth, MA
Tickets: $15 Friday - Sunday
special $12 preview Thursday 6/19!
Seating is general admission;
first come, first served.
Tickets available at the door or in advance at
Hollis Insurance Agency
1 Village Green North, The Pinehills, Plymouth MA
Mon - Fri 9am-5pm
508-209-0400
and
Plymouth Center for the Arts
11 North Street, Plymouth MA
MOMologues is a humorous look at the trials and tribulations of motherhood. Described as a tribute to “the toughest job you’ll ever love,” this play mines the laughs and tears of the early years of motherhood, from the joys of infertility, through reading the same books over and over and over, to finally seeing your baby get on the school bus.
CAST
 | Kasey Bishoff (Maria) is thrilled to be part of her 6th exciting production with PCT. A singer and actress for over 20 years, she made her PCT debut in 2009's Money, Power, Murder, Lust, Revenge...! as Peggy Drabb, proudly played the Mute in The Fantasticks, performed the dual role of Ethel Merman & Elsa Maxwell in Red Hot & Cole, and most recently played Blanche in Brighton Beach Memoirs. Other memorable appearances include The Vagina Monologues, Martha in The Secret Garden, Lucinde in The Doctor in Spite of Himself, and being named Plymouth Idol in 2008. Thank you to the wonderful women I’ve been blessed to work with for this production. Mumma-I love you, bigger than Mt. Everest!!! This is for you and your mother. |
 | Jen Madden (Ellen) is thrilled to return for her fifth production with Plymouth Community Theatre after playing Quince/Prologue in A Midsummer Night's Dream, Thaisa in Pericles, Kate in Bedroom Farce, and Margaret in Much Ado About Nothing. In addition to acting, Jen has also designed costumes for many PCT productions, including Brighton Beach Memoirs and A Midsummer Night's Dream. Jen directed Twelfth Night and The Somewhat True Tale of Robin Hood at Norton High School, Twelfth Night at Scituate High School, and The Crucible at Simmons College. Favorite roles at Simmons College include Bottom in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Carlotta Vance in Dinner at Eight. Thanks and love to Mom and Dad! Special thanks to my puppy, Stark, for giving me experience at "mothering"! |
 | Liz Bettencourt (Stephanie)
(please see bio in "Crew" section, below) |
 | Jess Wilson (Charlotte) has over 20 years of professional and community theater experience as an actor, tech, designer, producer, playwright and director. She was most recently seen as Lenny in Crimes of the Heart with the Bay Players of Duxbury. Other memorable roles include The Narrator in Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol, Dogberry in Much Ado About Nothing, Rose in Dancing at Lughnasa, the US Attorney General in the world premiere of Liberating Women, and Megan Singer in the world premiere of E. A. Kafkalas's Lopsided. She serves on the Board of Directors for several theater groups and music festivals and is the co-founder of the WatermelonAlligator Theatre Company. In addition to her full-time career in healthcare and her theater work, Jess is a radio personality/disc jockey, artist and musician. She would like to thank her mother for being such an amazing and inspiring role model. |
CREW
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Liz Bettencourt (Director) is happy to return to PCT after having directed Bedroom Farce in 2009. Liz has appeared onstage with PCT in Much Ado About Nothing and as Ruth in Book of Days. Before moving to the Plymouth area, she appeared in numerous productions with New Bedford Festival Theatre at the Zeiterion Theatre in New Bedford, MA. Holding a BFA in Theatre and a BS and MEd in Secondary English education, Liz teaches English and theatre at Plymouth South High School, where she is also the drama club advisor. She is currently pursuing her doctorate in education from Northeastern University and would like to thank her wonderful mom for always being there for her in life, every step of the way. |
 | Emily Rose Barry (Stage Manager) is thrilled to return to the production side of theatre, with MOMologues marking her second PCT show behind the curtain (she served as the artistic assistant in 2009’s Teen Broadway Cabaret). Previous crew credits include stage manager of Willy Wonka and The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged), and house manager of Moby Dick – the Musical, all through Sacred Heart High School. Emily spends much more of her time on the stage than behind it, performing in nine PCT shows to date, most recently the staged reading of Present Laughter as Daphne Stillington. She has also performed with Ithaca College, WatermelonAlligator Theatre Company, Hat Trick Theatre, Lighthouse Theatre, Dreamchasers Theatre, and Sacred Heart High School. Emily will be entering her second year at Ithaca College, where she studies Journalism and Pre-Law. |
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