#LOVE SICK CAST SERIES#

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Each time, they are playing different characters.Ĭonway, for example, plays four characters - a singing telegram man, a groom suffering from cold feet, an unfaithful husband and a husband who does not want children. Some actors are in one of the short plays, while others are in two to four. The material is also challenging for the cast of eight. 'We're going to try to do some different shows than we have in the past,' Gustafson said. While the play generates laughs, it's also somber at times. The same author, John Cariani, also wrote 'Love/Sick.' It's somber at times Gustafson acted in a play called 'Almost Maine' about two years ago at the Playhouse. 'You're here early and stay late,' she said. Her son Ryan, 14, is handling lights and sound for the first time. Gustafson said she's acting as her own stage manager. You're thinking about things you don't think about when you're an actor.' 'Bring your significant other.'Ī veteran actress, Gustafson is taking her first turn as a director. 'It's a good date show,' director Johnna Gustafson said. The plays cover everything from true love to breakups to marriage with children. 'Everybody is going to be able to identify.' 'It's a good date show' 'If you come and see the show, you're going to think about past relationships,' Andrew Conway said. MANSFIELD - The nine short plays that make up 'Love/Sick' represent the various stages of relationships.ĭescribed as a dark comedy, 'Love/Sick' will grace the Second Stage at the Mansfield Playhouse for the next three weekends.

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