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Apr 29, 2024 · We learn through Marjorie’s daughter Tess, played by Kimberly Gilbert, and her son-in-law Jon, played by Sam Lunay, that before she was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s she was not the easiest to live with: she was demanding, a gossip, and difficult to please.
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Feb 6, 2023 · She seeks some level of understanding about being queer from Jen. She debates furtively about politics with Jen’s bride, Macy (Sabrina Lynne Sawyer). She discusses the biblical arguments with her husband, Tim (Sam Lunay), a plumber who is much more set in his beliefs and expects Della to fall in line with him.
Apr 26, 2024 · The run time is approximately 90 minutes with no intermission. The topics of dementia, grief, and suicide are part of this story. Directed by Prologue’s Artistic Director Jason Tamborini, the cast includes Rosemary Regan (Marjorie), Gabriel Alejandro (Walter), Kimberly Gilbert (Tess), and Sam Lunay (Jon).
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Feb 17, 2023 · Tim hasn’t thought about this in a while, and that comes from a place of pain. So we were trying to balance Della’s and Tim’s level of vulnerability and how Della is immediately expressing it, but how Tim has really suppressed it. Nicole Halmos as Della and Sam Lunay as Tim in ‘The Cake.’. Photo by DJ Photography.
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May 1, 2024 · Tess’s husband, Jon (Sam Lunay), is loving, kind, and patient despite Tess’s increasing depression. So what if he drops in a few embellishments to the memories enshrined in the prime? If it makes Marjorie happier, where is the harm? Where the harm may be found is a central question of the play.
Feb 6, 2023 · Posted By: Anne Valentino on: February 06, 2023. Print Email. Left to right: Sam Lunay (Tim), Nicole Halmos (Della), Tara Forseth (Jen), and Sabrina Lynne Sawyer (Macy), in “The Cake” by Bekah Brunstetter presented by Prologue Theatre in association with NextStop Theatre Company. Photo: DJ Corey Photography. Bekah Bruntstetter’s play ...
Apr 28, 2024 · Rosemary Regan masterfully depicts a senior matriarch, declining with dignity and being cared for by her daughter Tess (the splendid Kimberly Gilbert) and son-in-law Jon (a solid Sam Lunay).
