Oct 27- Nov 12, 2017
CLEVER LITTLE LIES
A play about marriage, for better and for worse.
A mother always knows when something is wrong. When Alice notices her beloved husband Bill has returned home on edge after a tennis match with their son, she grows suspicious and springs into action. Determined to piece together the puzzle, she invites her son, Bill, Jr. , and daughter-in-law, Jane, over for drinks and dessert. Sidesplitting chaos ensues as Alice digs for the truth, resulting in even more honesty than anyone expected. Shattering and hilarious.
Directed by Jerry Pilato
Dates: Oct 27, 28, 29, Nov 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 12
Time: Friday & Saturday at 8pm, Sunday at 2pm
Ticket Prices: General $20, Senior/Student/Mil. $17, Groups $15 (10 or more)
Location: Point Loma Playhouse 3035 Talbot St. Point Loma CA 92106
CAST
William Parker Shore
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Melanie McCorkle
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Dori Salois
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Richard Rivera
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Richard Rivera - Bill Sr.
Richard is thrilled to be in his first production with Point Loma Playhouse. Previous roles include, Adam in For Honor, at the San Diego Repertory Theatre, Cassiusin Julius Caesar, Leonato in Much Ado About Nothing, and Richard in Equivocation (winner, Founders Award, The Inland Theatre League), Shakespeare in the Vines, Temecula;
Norman in The Dresser at the Lamplighters Theatre, Mr. Bennet in Pride and Prejudice, at the 413 Project, and George Hay in Moon Over Buffalo, (winner, Actor Lead Role, 2015-2016 Season), at the Patio Playhouse. It is a privilege to work with our director, Jerry Pilato and the talented cast and crew of Clever Little Lies!
Richard is thrilled to be in his first production with Point Loma Playhouse. Previous roles include, Adam in For Honor, at the San Diego Repertory Theatre, Cassiusin Julius Caesar, Leonato in Much Ado About Nothing, and Richard in Equivocation (winner, Founders Award, The Inland Theatre League), Shakespeare in the Vines, Temecula;
Norman in The Dresser at the Lamplighters Theatre, Mr. Bennet in Pride and Prejudice, at the 413 Project, and George Hay in Moon Over Buffalo, (winner, Actor Lead Role, 2015-2016 Season), at the Patio Playhouse. It is a privilege to work with our director, Jerry Pilato and the talented cast and crew of Clever Little Lies!
Melanie McCorkle - Jane
Melanie is a newcomer to the San Diego theater community and is incredibly grateful for the opportunity to work with such a talented cast and crew here at Point Loma Playhouse. She is lucky to have the encouragement of her parents and sister, as well as her partner, Ian. Melanie wishes to thank all of the patrons reading this program for their sustained support of local artists and performers.
Melanie is a newcomer to the San Diego theater community and is incredibly grateful for the opportunity to work with such a talented cast and crew here at Point Loma Playhouse. She is lucky to have the encouragement of her parents and sister, as well as her partner, Ian. Melanie wishes to thank all of the patrons reading this program for their sustained support of local artists and performers.
Dori Salois - Alice
Dori has performed in professional theatres as well as film and television in New York, Los Angeles, Massachusetts, and Washington D.C.. Most recently she was seen as Ilene, the pliable conflicted co-worker in Rasheeda Speaking, Rhonda Lynne, the southern sex pot in Southern Hospitality, Chris, the leader of the gang in Calendar Girls, Vernadette, a down home country gal in Dixie Swim Club, Rachel ,a cheerful chatterbox in Reckless, Muriel, a German Dominatrix in Fox in the Fairway, and the elegant Maggie in Tribute. Ms. Salois has been the Artistic Director of Vantage Theatre since 1994 and is now the Executive Director.
Dori has performed in professional theatres as well as film and television in New York, Los Angeles, Massachusetts, and Washington D.C.. Most recently she was seen as Ilene, the pliable conflicted co-worker in Rasheeda Speaking, Rhonda Lynne, the southern sex pot in Southern Hospitality, Chris, the leader of the gang in Calendar Girls, Vernadette, a down home country gal in Dixie Swim Club, Rachel ,a cheerful chatterbox in Reckless, Muriel, a German Dominatrix in Fox in the Fairway, and the elegant Maggie in Tribute. Ms. Salois has been the Artistic Director of Vantage Theatre since 1994 and is now the Executive Director.
William Parker Shore - Bill Jr.
William is excited to make his Point Loma Playhouse debut. A theater graduate of Arizona State University, William has been in several San Diego productions including Relatively Speaking and Dangerous Obsession at PowPAC, It's Just Sex at OnStage, Maple & Vine at Trinity, and most recently Loves & Hours at Scripps Ranch. This is William's 7th time working with Jerry Pilato, and he is pleased to have been given this role with such an amazingly talented cast. William dedicates the 7th performance of this run to our brother, “the cockroach.” Let him show us the way.
William is excited to make his Point Loma Playhouse debut. A theater graduate of Arizona State University, William has been in several San Diego productions including Relatively Speaking and Dangerous Obsession at PowPAC, It's Just Sex at OnStage, Maple & Vine at Trinity, and most recently Loves & Hours at Scripps Ranch. This is William's 7th time working with Jerry Pilato, and he is pleased to have been given this role with such an amazingly talented cast. William dedicates the 7th performance of this run to our brother, “the cockroach.” Let him show us the way.
About the Director
Jerry Pilato - Theatre Director
Jerry comes from San Antonio, Texas where he was Artistic Director for The Actors Theatre of San Antonio from February 1982 to 2005. He graduated from Toul American High School in France and attended San Antonio College and the University Of The Incarnate Word in San Antonio. Locally he has directed The Foreigner, Love Sex And The IRS and Biloxi Blues at The Sunshine Brooks Theatre in Oceanside; Four Dogs And A Bone, The Eight: Reindeer Monologues, Orange Flower Water and Glengarry Glen Ross at Compass Theatre (6th@ Penn) in San Diego; Plaza Suite, Visiting Mr. Green, Weekend Comedy and The Cemetery Club at The Broadway Theatre in Vista, at Lamplighters Theater The Hallelujah Girls, Stage Fright , The Dixie Swim Club and Daddy’s Dyin’ Who’s Got The Will. He has been awarded Best Director awards from the Alamo Theatre Arts Council, in San Antonio for Chicago, and When Pigs Fly (Musical), I Hate Hamlet and First Night (comedy), American Buffalo, If We Are Women and Taking Sides (drama). Artistic Director for Different Stages/San Diego he has directed : The Dixie Swim Club, The Psychic, Vampire Lesbians Of Sodom, MOMologues, Race, Last Train To Nibroc, Lone Star Laundry and Bourbon and Santaland Diaries/Season Greetings. Also for Different Stages/San Diego he has produced Somewhere In Between, Burn This, The Sea Horse, Wrinkles, American Hero and The Brothers Lipschitz.
Jerry Pilato - Theatre Director
Jerry comes from San Antonio, Texas where he was Artistic Director for The Actors Theatre of San Antonio from February 1982 to 2005. He graduated from Toul American High School in France and attended San Antonio College and the University Of The Incarnate Word in San Antonio. Locally he has directed The Foreigner, Love Sex And The IRS and Biloxi Blues at The Sunshine Brooks Theatre in Oceanside; Four Dogs And A Bone, The Eight: Reindeer Monologues, Orange Flower Water and Glengarry Glen Ross at Compass Theatre (6th@ Penn) in San Diego; Plaza Suite, Visiting Mr. Green, Weekend Comedy and The Cemetery Club at The Broadway Theatre in Vista, at Lamplighters Theater The Hallelujah Girls, Stage Fright , The Dixie Swim Club and Daddy’s Dyin’ Who’s Got The Will. He has been awarded Best Director awards from the Alamo Theatre Arts Council, in San Antonio for Chicago, and When Pigs Fly (Musical), I Hate Hamlet and First Night (comedy), American Buffalo, If We Are Women and Taking Sides (drama). Artistic Director for Different Stages/San Diego he has directed : The Dixie Swim Club, The Psychic, Vampire Lesbians Of Sodom, MOMologues, Race, Last Train To Nibroc, Lone Star Laundry and Bourbon and Santaland Diaries/Season Greetings. Also for Different Stages/San Diego he has produced Somewhere In Between, Burn This, The Sea Horse, Wrinkles, American Hero and The Brothers Lipschitz.
