Stalag 17

By Donald Bevan and Edmund Trzcinski

Directed by Tom Herlocker

December 4-7, 1974

   The Story  

This "turbulent and gutsy play" shows a group of American prisoners lodged in a German prison camp, trying to escape, to embarrass and irritate their captors. The plot revolves about the escape of an American who will face serious punishment for sabotaging a train, and his fellow prisoners who hide him. They at last learn which prisoner has been all the while a stooge for the Germans. Dominant tone of the play is lusty comedy, but this is ingeniously combined at all times with excitement and tension of the most holding sort of suspense

Produced by special arrangement with Dramatist's Play Service

  The Cast   

SS Guard	Leonard Richardson
Stoch	Warren Andreas
Harry Shapiro	Steve Turner
Price	Dan Daniels
Herb Gorden	Brian Biggs
Hoffman	Dave Fell
Sefton	Roger Moon
Duke	Norman Albright
McCarthy	Hal Reed
Horney	Don Wilson
Marko	Dick Davies
Corporal Shultz	Wayne Cherveny
Dunbar	Keith Starry
Reed	Dan Freeman
Peterson	Gary Spencer
Red-Dog	Klaus Fisher
Witherspoon	Bill Tharp
McKay	Dave Rew
Greman Captain	Worral Clift
Geneva Man	Dick Morrison
Second Guard	Red Lambert

  Production Staff   

Director	Tom Herlocker
Costumes	Judy Gentry*, Mary Spencer, Roger Moon
Sets	Tom Bossi*, Dick Davies, Red Lambert, Wayne Cherveny, Denny Herlocker
Lighting	Ned Graham*, Din Gibson, Gil Gentry
Properties	Margaret Archer*, Pam Biggs, Ann Davies, Claire Graham, Susan Hill
Makeup	Jane Lamb*, Judy Herlocker
Publicity	Joan Kaufman*, Norma Bossi, Betty Wilson, Sharon Beronwell, Brina Wells, Wendy Freeman, Nancy Best, Marilyn Albright
Tickets	Winfield Recreation Center
Programs	Don Wilson, Klaus Fischer