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 Agnes (Erin Anderson), a young novitiate,
is accused of strangling her newborn child and discarding it into the
wastebasket in her convent room. Her pregnancy and the birth of the
child were kept secret, until Agnes is discovered unconscious and
bleeding profusely outside her room. Sister Agnes professes no knowledge
of the baby’s birth or death, offers no reason for the presence of the
body in her room, and, until she is hypnotized, claims to have no
recollection of ever conceiving. Mother Miriam (Kelly Grill) believes
Agnes exists on a different plane than "normal" people and it's up the
psychiatrist (Dawn Anderson) to determine if she can stand trial.
Show dates: April 23
and 24, 2010 at 7:30 p.m.
At the Prana Center, 21
Charles St., Holliston
Tickets (available at the door) $15 for adults/$10 for children under
age 15.
Produced by Special Arrangement with Samuel French, Inc.
Directed by Roberta
Weiner
Costumes: Dawn Anderson
Lighting: Beth Hobbs
Starring Dawn Anderson,
Erin Anderson & Kelly Grill
 Dawn
Anderson
(Dr. Martha Livingtone)
is a well-known face at Prana, having co-directed last spring's
Reviving Ophelia with her daughter Erin. She has also served as
Costume Director for a variety of shows and videographer for many
productions and years of Summer Acting. As an actor, Dawn has played
many roles, both comedic and dramatic, including Thelma in Prana's production of
'Night, Mother in 2008. Other roles are as Christine
in Bad Seed and Rita in Educating Rita for Enter Stage Left Theater,
Melissa in Love Letters, which she has played twice at Prana and often
elsewhere over the past several years, and Ida in Cemetery Club for Algonkuin Theatre. She has performed in The Vagina Monologues and
Stepping Out for the Washington Street Players, Selections from Spoon
River Anthology, All My Sons for Enter Stage Left Theater, and Too Soon
for Daisies for Millis Theater Group. She has done voice and acting work
for private companies and television commercials. Dawn is a co-founder
and current theater consultant of Enter Stage Left Theater. Dawn has
taught many classes to school aged children and teens through ESL,
Washington Street Players, The Prana Center, and Sunrise Actors' Studio,
and has directed for ESL and Millis Theater Group, and currently WSP.
She specializes in improvisational acting, scene study, Shakespeare and
acting for the camera.
 Erin
Anderson (Agnes) has been on, behind, and above the stage since
the tender age of five. Among her recent roles are Billie from The
Sting, Dorine from Tartuffe, and several roles in The Sneeze with Enter
Stage Left Theater. She had her directorial debut with her mother, Dawn
Anderson, for Prana's Reviving Ophelia. She has also worked behind the
stage with costumes, set design, and lighting design for numerous
productions with ESL, Prana, and the Uxbridge High School. She will be
attending college in the fall with a minor in theater.
 Kelly Grill
(Mother Miriam Ruth) is an original
founder of Enter Stage Left Theater, and serves as the Executive
Director as well as a teacher and director for several of their shows.
Most recent performances include M'Lynn in "Steel Magnolias" and "Miss
Hannigan" in Broadway to Hollywood. She is currently having fun in the
chorus for "Hello Dolly." Kelly has a bachelor's degree in theater from
Providence College and has performed both locally and in California. As
of late she has fulfilled her life long dream of becoming "Joyce
Kulhawic" as the Arts and Entertainment reporter for HCAM TV in
Hopkinton.
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