Real events form basis of latest Masquers production
Under the watchful eye of their boss Mr. Reed (Jason Noble, background), (from left) Frances (Abby Burlingame), Charlotte (Allison Pheasant) and Catherine (Mistya Zaleski) go about their work - using a substance that will kill them in the Masquers Theater production of “These Shining Lives.” The play opens April 22.
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Tom Donohue (CW Forrest, left) comforts his wife Catherine (Mistya Zaleski, right) in a scene from “These Shining Lives.” The Masquers Theater production runs for three weekends, beginning April 22.
Catherine Donahue (Mistya Zaleski) makes her decision in the Masquers Theater production of “These Shining Lives.” The play focuses on Donahue's and her coworkers personal tragedy after exposure to a toxic substance in the 1920s.
Pearl (Destiny Bunney, left) cheers up Catherine (Mistya Zaleski, right) with one of her infamous jokes in a scene from “These Shining Lives.” While the play covers tragedies, it also has a dose of humor.
Catherine (Mistya Zaleski, left) tells her story to the court with the help of her attorney Leonard Grossman (Dino Gonzales, right) in the Masquers Theater production of “These Shining Lives.”
Catherine (Mistya Zaleski, right) comforts her husband Tom (CW Forrest, left) in the Masquers Theater production of “These Shining Lives.”
SOAP LAKE — A tale of exposure to hazardous materials at work and the tragedy and societal change that came from it will be presented at Masquers Theater beginning April 22. “These Shining Lives” will be presented for three weekends, with the curtain going up at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday.
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