Cast Bios

Cindy Duncan (Bess) of Carmel is excited to be in her second production at Center Stage Community Theater (CSCT). She was previously seen on stage in Senior Follies at CSCT, Rehearsal for Murder at the Belfry Theatre and A Little Christmas Spirit at Westfield Playhouse. She has also participated in radio theater productions through the Noblesville Preservation Alliance Radio Theater group. Cindy enjoys the outdoors, deep

philosophical discussions, great music, and is a self-proclaimed lexophile. She feels blessed for the two fabulous humans she proudly calls her children, the tribe of three

adorable grands and the amazing, caring people in her life whose friendship, love, and support never waiver.

Mary Kay would like to thank Rochelle and Kristy for casting her as Rose in A Lacey Summer.

This is Mary Kay’s 3rd performance with Center Stage. Her previous performances in Lebanon include Mildred in Senior Follies and Mildred/Juliet in An Evening of Culture.

 Joyce is happy to be back at Center Stage after a long hiatus from acting, because, well, ... life happens. She has stayed active in Community Theater working on sets as well as occasional stage managing. She loves art, family time, and her garden - (almost as much as her character, Vi.) 

Hannah is thrilled to join the Center Stage Theater for the first time. She started acting in small church productions at the age of four, quickly falling in love with acting and eventually joining her school's theater group during her Freshman year of high school. She has previously worked with Duck Creek in Blithe Spirit as Edith, Radium Girls as Irene Rudolph and in The Man Who Came to Dinner as June Stanley. She’s very excited for all the

opportunities to come and can’t wait to see what the future holds for her theatrical endeavors. She wants to thank her parents for constantly pushing her to pursue her theatrical dreams, for giving her the courage to do so, and for always making time for her theatrical pursuits.

 This marks Brian's 3rd production with CSCT, having most recently directed I Bet Your Life and previously directed and played Weller Martin in the two-person The Gin Game.  Brian is reprising his role as "Mr. Cavanaugh" in this production.  He first played the role with Epilogue Players, where he was cast and directed by the playwright of the play, Marcia Grant.  Brian is honored to have worked with Grant on the production and now plays the role in her memory.  Among his favorite roles in 48 years of Brian's theatrical involvement are "Hercule Poirot" in Murder on the Orient Express (Duck Creek Players), "Arthur Roeder" in The Radium Girls (Duck Creek Players), "Scrooge" in A Christmas Carol (The Belfry), and "Senator Phogbound" in Lil' Abner (Golden Apple Dinner Theatre).  Brian is grateful for working under the direction of Richelle Lutz and walking the boards with such a talented cast in this current production. 

 Jason is happy to take to the stage as Andy in “A Lacey Summer.” It’s his first time starring in a play at Center Stage Theater in Lebanon. He definitely has enjoyed working with this talented cast and joining Richelle Lutz again! He was formerly in productions of “Bus Stop” in March, “A Nice Family Christmas” as Carl in 2018 (along with Richelle as grandma) and “Wait Until Dark” as Sam in 2019. All of those shows were at Epilogue Players. He currently lives in Indy and works as a producer for FOX 59. He also enjoys staying active, playing guitar and piano and watching his Hoosiers! 

 Once again, Richelle Lutz is excited to be working with Center Stage Theater. Richelle is the director of Lacey Summer. Having starred in this show many years ago Marcia Grant just put a place in Richelle‘s heart for the Lacey family. Richelle has acted and directed in many shows throughout Frankfort, Indianapolis, Kokomo and Lebanon. 

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Alan has helped with many shows at Center Stage since 2017. He has mostly been crammed into the light/sound booth and fed leftover cookies and bottled water after the show.

Alan is glad to hear the audiences laugh and have fun during the shows. He finds it more appealing than the backstage manager yelling at him.

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