by Neil Simon
The weekly poker game is on at Oscar's apartment. The place is a mess, the food is inedible, and meticulous Felix is missing. When they discover that he and his wife have separated, the guys are concerned that Felix might commit suicide. To their relief, he shows up safe and depressed. By the end of the evening, Oscar and Felix are roommates. Their friendship comes under a major strain. However, they soon learn they are better friends living apart.
| Speed | Bill Wilber |
| Murray | Tom Herlocker |
| Roy | Don Gibson |
| Vinnie | Don Wilson |
| Oscar | Warren Andreas |
| Felix | Wayne Cherveny |
| Cecily | Cheryl Fruits |
| Gwendolyn | Sharon Sheflar |
| Director | Betty Gibson |
| Assistant to the Director | Jane Cherveny |
| Sets | Carole Nahnsen-Design, Tom Bossi*, Errol Lambert, Tom Nahnsen, Gil Gentry, Libby Clifford, Roy Kempf, Kim Rice, Jime Hale, Kathy McMillan, Milly Meyer, Robert Meyer |
| Costumes | Norma Bossi |
| Properties | Gennie Thomas*, Margaret Archer, Norma Bossi, Joan Kaufman, Veda Rogers |
| Lights and Sound | Bill Wilber, Jr.*, Virginia Wilber |
| Make-up | Jane Lamb*, Noemi Mesourex, Libby Clifford |
| Publicity and Promotion | Arden Andreas |
| Programs | Don Wilson |
| Posters | Storme Maynard |
| House Management | Roy Kempf, Fran Kempf |
| Display Signs | Roy Kempf |
| Concession Stand | Worrall Clift, Jane Clift |
| Lobby | Dorothy Richardson*, Trudy Knowles, Libby Clifford |
*Chairperson
