This play is not so much about women in love as it is about love and friendship itself, and the many varieties that exist. Stiles last directed Stop Kiss at CAMP Rehoboth and will be directing Our Town at Possum Point Players next fall. Last Summer at Bluefish Cove is directed by Russell Stiles. Very active in the community and Epworth United Methodist church in Rehoboth, she also enjoys singing with the CAMP Chorus. (Anne) is originally from Maryland, and she moved to Delaware over 12 years ago with her partner of 24 years, Katie Handy, to open Signarama. Now a year-rounder, she’s a volunteer English language teacher and helps to keep things in order at the Lewes Library.
Her Rehoboth summering career began in the age of The Renegade and disco. At Baltimore’s 31st St Women’s Bookstore, her bawdy performance of Millions of Cats flaunted the feminist mores of the day. (Sue) is returning to the stage after a 28 year hiatus. Dani studied Theatre at HB Studios, SUNY Cortland and alongside the great Agnes Garrett (Playwright), Rosemary DeAngelis (Actress), Howard Lindt (Master Craftsman/Puppeteer), Ann Margaret, and the late William Hickey. Prior appearances include but are not limited to: The Emperor’s New Clothes (Whore Weaver) Cortland, NY, The Odd Couple (Murray the Cop) Elmhurst, NY, Guys and Dolls (SD) Bronx, NY. Sawchuk (Rita) is most at home on stage or behind the curtains. If she can’t be found working in Rehoboth, then hopefully she’s exploring some continent or another.ĭani V. A Towson theatre grad, she’s followed the dream all the way to Los Angeles, Rochester, and beyond, but home beckoned. Lauren Leone Baker (Donna), a Sussex County native, who is thrilled to be back on stage for the first time since moving back two years ago. She considers this her first real acting part. Previous to that, she directed high school theatre from 1991-1995 in Towson, MD. Kelly Sheridan (Rae) a longtime fundraiser, last acted in 2014 in The Kathy & Mo Show in Baltimore. She was the Chair of the Department of Dance at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts from 1992 through June, 2002 and continues to teach choreography and acting there.
Miss Cummings is the recipient of grants from the NEA Interarts Program, NYSCA, and the Mid-Atlantic Arts Consortium. Her work has been featured on Alive From Off Center on PBS. 122, Lincoln Center’s Serious Fun, LaMaMa, E.T.C., Jacob’s Pillow, The Joyce Theatre, Dance Theatre Workshop, Minneapolis’ Southern Theatre and LA’s Cast Theater. She has created and directed works performed at The Joseph Papp Public Theater, P.S. Kay Cummings (Kitty Cochrane) has played leading roles off-Broadway, in national tours, stock, repertory theater, television soaps, series, and commercials and has appeared in major motion pictures. Ashlie also has a passion for theater and can be found doing shows around Sussex County. She works with students on the Autism spectrum at the Sussex Consortium in Lewes. Potts in Possum Point’s production of Beauty and the Beast. When not performing or walking her dog, Boone, Steph serves as the Camp Director at the Children’s Beach House in Lewes.Īshlie Workman (Eve Margolis) recently appeared as Mrs. Ms Harmelin is a Philadelphia native who moved to the beach in the fall of 2016. Stephanie Harmelin (Lil Zalinski ) was last seen in the production of Stop Kiss at CAMP Rehoboth. The cast includes veteran local actors and some new faces:
Into their company arrives Eva Margolis, a straight woman who mistakenly rents a cottage in their community. There’s Earth Mother Rae and her partner Annie, an acclaimed sculptor who is Lil’s best friend Kitty Cochrane, a doctor turned best-selling author of feminist books, and her partner-secretary, Rita and rich dowager Sue with her girl-toy, Donna. The central character is a vibrant, self-confident woman named Lil Zalinski, who is spending the summer alone at a beach cottage in a small enclave that has been a lesbian haven for 30 years. Also at the Cove are her dearest friends, three couples-including a couple of former lovers. Last Summer at Bluefish Cove is important in theater history as the first mainstream, high quality script featuring well-crafted gay characters in a compelling love story revealing universal truths within the lesbian experience. Bluefish Cove Opens at CAMP Rehoboth Community Center
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