|
It is always said that truth is stranger than fiction. If any proof was needed then this story of a small-town scandal centred on the alleged murder of a young nun by a Catholic priest should provide it.
Today such a voyeuristic headline would assure sales, but "The Runner Stumbles" reveals itself as a touching story of faith, innocence, and that most dreadful human sadness, loneliness.
It becomes a microcosm of the human condition, it's spirit, it's strengths and weaknesses. Perhaps when we accept unfounded rumours and whispers about others, we say more about ourselves than the people we slander.
CAST| Father Rivard | John Loof | |
| Guard | Shailer Cottier | |
| Erna Prindle | Nicky Baigent | |
| Lawyer | Jack Walley | |
| Sister Rita | Tracey Brabet | |
| Mrs Shandig | Francesca Durning | |
| Prosecutor | John Kelleher | |
| Monsignor | Bruce Weston | |
| Louise | Natalie Dennis |
| Director | Barry Spring | |
| Assistant to the Director | Victoria Griffen | |
| Stage Manager | Shailer Cottier | |
| Set Design | Derrick Knight & Peacehaven Inc | |
| Décor Design | Shirley Spring | |
| Costume Design | Jeni Cottier | |
| Properties Supervisor | Tammy O'Halloran | |
| Lighting Design | Phil Sargent | |
| Sound Design | Sid Yarrow | |
| Lighting Crew | Phil Sargent, Ray Gabites, Michael Tenholt, Pauline Wood, Brendan Reid & Tracey Haszard |
|
| Properties | Paulette Melbye & Christine Evans | |
| Lighting Operators | Pauline Wood & Michael Tenholt | |
| Sound Operator | Kim Bowater | |
| Set Construction | Alan Stokes, Roy Dillon, Al Fish, Dot Fish & Derrick Knight |
|
| Photography | Barry Spring | |
| Front of House | Sherrill Allen | |
| Reservations | Colin Snedden | |
| Box Office | Helen Stilwell |