Present the Opening Production of the 2012 Season

The Warehouse 1009 S. 2^nd. Pocatello ID

Fridays and Saturdays, February 3,4,10, 11, 17,18, 24,25, 2012

Ryan Balfour, Shelley Canalia, Michael Czerepinski, Michelle Mittelstedt (center), Steve Maheras, Dee Smith III, Gabrielle Joan, Not shown: Sean Kane (Photo: Jessica Thon of Photographique)

Cast and Characters:

Paul Sevigne (Dee Smith)- a bumbling new Magistrate who somehow gets the job done;

Josefa (Michelle Mittelstedt) -a sexy chambermaid, found nude with a gun in her hand, next to the body of her lover, a driver;

Morestan (Steve Maheras)-The Magistrate’s assistant who knows Sevigne is a dolt, but doesn’t know what to do about it;

Benjamin Beaurevers (Michael Czerepinski)-an arrogant banker and Josefa’s employer;

LaBlanche (Ryan Balfour)-a glowering bureaucrat, the young Magistrate’s boss, waiting for embarrassment that surely will accompany this case;

Dominique Beaurevers (Shelley Canalia)-the banker’s sly society wife;

Antoinette Sevigne(Gabrielle Joan Kane)-The Magistrate’s wife who endures her husband just to climb the social ladder.

Technical Crew

Brin Durham, LIght and Set Designer

Jana Bontrager, Stage Manager

Dale Spencer, Board Operator

Jackie Czerepinski, Director

A Shot in the Darkby Marcel Achard

A good-hearted maid –- unconscious, nude, clutching a gun –- is hauled before a magistrate. Is this guileless girl guilty? Aren’t her employer and wife much more likely murderers?

“This saucy mystery-farce asks a still-relevant question: can justice prevail in murder cases against a backdrop of social classes with money, power, and influence…?” —-vintageproductions.com

Fridays & Saturdays, Feb. 3-25

Directed by Jackie Czerepinski

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For Reservations, Information, Season Tickets call The Raven’s Nest at 208-232-2232.

Southeast Idaho’s Oldest Nonprofit Community Dinner Theatre, powered by creative volunteers, founded in 1986. At The Warehouse, 1009 South 2nd Avenue, in Pocatello’s historic warehouse district.

Season Tickets=Best Buy! $25.00 each for 4 dinners/4 shows with $100 season ticket, tax included, transferable. Treat a friend!

Individual Purchase: *Dinner & Show $30.00 *Show Only $15.00 *ISU Students $5.00 Show Only

Opening Nights Only (6pm): Champagne & Appetizer Reception in Lobby Gallery Honors Local Artist, painter Brooklynne Potter Other Evenings: Cocktails 6:00 Dinner 7-7:30 Curtain 8:00

Show only patrons: Arrive by 7:40pm.

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A Saucy, Sexy Mystery/ Farce to Warm Winter Evenings

Fridays & Saturdays, Feb. 3-25 Directed by Jackie Czerepinski

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Neil Simon’s I Ought to be in Pictures

A struggling screenwriter must face responsibilities and relationships—with his star struck daughter, his past, and his current lady-–in this comedy/drama.

“Terrific…sweet, dandy and touching…a mature, memorable play that brings joy.” –N.Y. Post

Directed by Diana Potter

Fridays & Saturdays, April 6-28

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Can love and marriage survive in the age of cell phones and laptops?

“ This farce pokes fun at our over-dependence on the gadgetry of our modern lives [and] explores whether our very concept of love and relationships has shifted…But the heart of the comedy remains the heart itself.”– New Orleans Times-Picayune

Fridays & Saturdays, July 6-28 Directed by Phil Shepherd

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A light-hearted peek at mystery, witchcraft and romance

“A bewitching comedy about an enchanting subject: Love.” —IMDB

Fridays & Saturdays, October 5-27 Directed by Leslie Leek

Westside Players

Welcome to the Warehouse

A Shot in the Dark (Feb.3-25,2012)