The feast
Pensacola Little Theatre is proud to present The Feast, written by Cory Finley and directed by Brandon Mayo, as part of our Studio 400 series. A dark comedy with a plot as twisty as the pipes featured in the set, The Feast is perfect for the intimate setting of our courtroom theatre.
The Feast follows the story of a couple living together who encounter something odd in their apartment. Matt and Anna’s relationship is going swimmingly until the sewers under their home open up and begin to speak. The plumber is angry, Matt’s paintings are getting stranger, and a storm is gathering. The Feast is an eerie comedy about what is real, what is not, and who knows.
This show contains flashing light effects, the use of non-tobacco cigarette smoke, and strong adult language.
NO VIDEO OR PHOTOGRAPHY ALLOWED DURING THE PERFORMANCE.
THE FEAST is presented by special arrangement with Broadway Licensing, LLC, servicing the Dramatist Play Services Collection. www.dramatists.com
crew
DIRECTOR - BRANDON MAYO
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR - BARBARA JACOBS (STUDIO400 Chair)
STAGE MANAGER - DAISY BRUSTAD
SCENIC DESIGN - BRANDON MAYO
LIGHTING DESIGNER - CHOH MAN TENG
SOUND DESIGNER - DAISY BRUSTAD
COSTUME DESIGNER - SUE-SUE SHERRILL
PAINTINGS - LOUISE HARRIS
PROPERTIES - CAST & CREW
SET CONSTRUCTION & PAINTING - BRYAN CHAPMAN, CHARLIE SHERRILL, DAVID MAYO, CAROL MANKINS, BILL MANKINS, JONATHAN MANKINS, CHOH MAN TENG, CAST & CREW
BACKSTAGE CREW - JACK CAMPO, ELEANORE ARMANI
PRODUCTION COORDINATOR - BILLY BUFF
PLT MARKETING DIRECTOR - ASHLEY MCGLOTHREN
PLT STUDIO400 TECHNICAL DIRECTOR - BRYAN CHAPMAN
PLT TECHNICAL DIRECTOR - KAYLA STEPHENSON PLT ARTISTIC DIRECTOR - KATHY HOLSWORTH
Cast
Steven McHaley as Matt
Neigh! Steven is very excited to be back acting in his favorite courtroom in the universe. His past productions at Pensacola Little Theatre include Five Women Wearing the Same Dress, Dog Sees God, and Once Upon a Mattress.
Louise Harris as Anna
Louise is a recent graduate of the University of Florida’s BFA acting program, where she also minored in dance. She completed her thesis as the titular role in Anne Carson’s Antigone. Louise is also a talented visual artist and created all the paintings used in this production. You can find more of her work on Instagram (@weezieswork) or at www.geezlouiseharris.com.
Jason Lewing as The Man
Jason was theatrically trained at Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle, Washington, and also locally at the now dark Loblolly Theatre under the tutelage of Yolanda Reed and Patricia Simmons. This is his passion, and he has been on the stage for over twenty years. Jason was last seen at Pensacola Little Theatre as Christy in The Lieutenant of Inishmore and Paster Greg in Hand to God.
