Crimes of the Heart, 1985

Fond du Lac Community Theatre

Fond du Lac, Wisconsin U.S.A.

Fond du Lac Community Theatre presented Beth Henley's Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy

Crimes of the Heart

with three performances on October 3, 4 and 5, 1985 at 8:00 P.M. at the Goodrich High School Little Theater.

Cast of Characters (in order of appearance)
"Lenny Magrath"	Ann Yockey
"Chick Boyle"	Lynn Moon
"Doc Porter"	Nick Chertos
"Meg Magrath"	Gail M. Sharpe
"Babe Botrelle"	Jean Gurath
"Barnette Lloyd"	Lou Bird

"Crimes of the Heart" received its New York premiere at the Manhattan Theatre Club in 1980.

Behind the Scenes - Our Production Staff
Director	Duane Krause
Assistant Director and Stage Manager	Nancy Wrzesinske
Assistant Stage Manager	Bill Watry
Make-Up	Mary Barbeau
Make-Up Crew	Kay Conrad, Shirley Gedlinske and Betty Trent
House Committee	Ann Yockey
House Crew	Mary Petrie
Set Designer	Mary Petrie
Set Construction	Rick Wrzesinske
Set Construction Crew	Luann Bowers, Rob Ellison, Debbie Emerson, Cindy Entringer, Dan Entringer, Mary Jane Giebel, Paul Lefeber, Nicole Stoffel, Cindy Thompson, Mike Traut, Mary Treffert, George Weigel and Bill Krebsbach
Properties	Arllyce Candlish
Props Crew	Betty Sanfelippo
Publicity/Program	Daniel Berns
Publicity/Program Crew	Ginny Berns, JoAnn Fenske, Jim Nintzel, Deanna J. Stibbe and Nancy Wrzesinske
Costumes	Joyce Jones
Costume Crew	Deanna J. Stibbe
Technical Director	Tim Friess
Technical Crew	Randy Huggett
Publicity Portraits	courtesy of Ahrens Photography

"Crimes of the Heart" was produced under special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Incorporated, 440 Park Avenue South, New York, New York 10016.

Film: The De Laurentiis Entertainment Group made "Crimes of the Heart" into a major motion picture in 1986. It starred Sissy Spacek as "Babe," Jessica Lange as "Meg," and Diane Keaton as "Lenny," and Sam Shepard. Beth Henley wrote the screenplay based on her own play.

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