Doris & Ivy in the Home
Retired prison guard Doris Mooney has just moved into Paradise Village, a retirement home in Canmore, Alberta. She quickly befriends Ivy Hoffbauer, a former champion skier whoâs taken aback by Dorisâ cheerful brashness.
Rounding out the trio is dapper Arthur Beech who has designs on Ivy.
Love, gossip, and sex behind the compost heap, this is Norm Foster at his hilarious best!
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Cast
Terri Cherinack - Ivy Hoffbauer
Debbie Collins - Doris Mooney
Daniel Karpenchuk - Arthur Beech
Creative
Written by Norm Foster
Director - Jesse Collins
Beckie Morris - Set Designer
Jeff Johnston Collins - Lighting Designer
Alex Amini - Costume Designer
Paula Stewart - Stage Manager
Laura Larson - Apprentice Stage Manager
Candice Jeromkin - Scenic Artist
Lisa Lahue - Technical Director
Dan Palmieri - Assistant Technical Director
Brian Bleasdale - Opera House Technician
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Opera House
87 Broadway
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