*Breakfast with Doc Holliday*

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The Tombstone Repertory Company proudly presents

*Breakfast with Doc Holliday*

by Kenn Barrett

Join The Tombstone Repertory Company for an eventful breakfast at Nellie Cashman's boarding house. Doc Holliday has invited a guest this particular morning, and each of the boarders is expecting someone different in Professor Otto Von Long. It seems Long is a “man of many parts”. Prince?
Inspector? The reincarnation of Napoleon? If Doc and his partner in crime, Big Nose Kate, can keep their stories straight, and keep Marshal Wyatt Earp from exposing their ruse, it will be a highly profitable morning.

Performance dates:

Every Saturday in May at 7pm

Sunday Matinees May 3rd, 24th, and 31st at 3pm

at Historic Schieffelin Hall

4th and Fremont streets, Tombstone A.T.

Written and directed by Kenn Barrett

Starring:

Joyce Trice as Nellie Cashman, the Angel of the Camp

Tressa Slagle as Lizzie, a waitress and romantic

David Menges as Doc Holliday, boarder, dentist, and practical joker

Vicki Slagle as Big Nose Kate, she loved Doc Holliday...and everybody else

Mike Shaughnessy as Wyatt Earp, a boarder and lawman

Chris Cain as Mr Hill, a boarder and Spiritualist

Jayne McClure as Mrs Hill, his wife, a skeptic

Ali King as Miss Fanny May Hill, their daughter...even more skeptical

Lilla Barrett as Miss Smith, boarder and aspiring actress

Tori Douglas as Miss Green, boarder and aspiring artist

Dwayne Kruse as Tom B. Stone, boarder and miner

Jason Gill as The Kid, a wannabe gunfighter

Bill Alexander as Ike Clanton, in the cattle business...other people's cattle

Jose Torres as Mr Long, a visitor to Tombstone, doing research on the “less fortunate”

For more information, or to take your part in Tombstone history with the TRC, please contact Kenn Barrett kennbarrett@hotmail.com of Tori Douglas thetoridouglas@gmail.com



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