Synopsis: A comedy about a TV star who decides to abandon Hollywood and retire to a small Eastern town to write her memoirs, if only the locals would leave her alone.

Sue Webb directed this show, ably assisted by Casey Darnell.

Directors comments on show: This show is written by John Patrick. The theatre has produced two previous plays by Mr. Patrick, The Curious Savage and Roman Conquest. He is a playwright which my grandmother, Billy Freeland (also a previous director at KT), said "You can't lose with John Patrick."

 Cast:

Myra Marlowe	retired TV star	Lois Carter
Tom Lamont	her Hollywood agent	Stacy Infinger
Cora Gump	nosy neighbor	Pat Bastendorf
Reba Harper	nosy neighbor	Normandy Cooper
Piney	backwoods local	Joel Turner
Willa Mae Wilcox	nosy neighbor	Rose Marie Andersen
Sheriff	the sheriff	Greg Morrison

 Backstage and Technical Crew:

Stage Manager	Casey Darnell
Backstage Crew
Lighting Design	Martin Hendrickson, Jeannine Waters, John Webster
Lighting Technician	Jeannine Waters
Sound Design	Sue Webb
Sound Technician	Barbara Monachelli

 Others who have contributed time, labor and skills to the successful completion of this play:

Set Design	Marty Hendrickson and Sue Webb
Set Construction	Sharon Harvey, Evette Tanguay, Billie Christopher, Martin Hendrickson, Claude Harvey, Joel Turner, Tex Potter, Pat Bastendorf, Walter Lee, Julie Tanguay, John Yingling, Gary Anderson, Normandy Cooper, Stacy Infinger, Rose Marie Anderson
Set Decoration	Inia Jean Plumb, Sue Bright, Normandy Cooper, Margaret Lewis
Costume Design	Liz Boswell
Costumes	Liz Boswell, Lynn Rabello, Bob Cooper, the cast
Wigs and Make-up	Liz Boswell
Properties	Casey Darnell, Inia Jean Plumb, the cast
Photography	Joel Turner
Special Thanks To	Brenda's Furniture, Cooper's News, Rockin' W Boot Store, The Source, Sue Bright, Dr. Harry Futrell