Jack Heifner's award-winning comedy tells of three young women - Kathy, Mary and Joanne - and their journey from adolescence to adulthood. The play begins in 1963, shortly before high school graduation. The second act is set in their college sorority house immediately prior to their 1968 commencement. The third and final act is set in New York, 1974, years after they have seen one another.
Vanities is about how we change and how our youthful dreams and idealism don't always match the people we become. The writing is witty, warm and human. In its initial New York run, Vanities became the longest-running non-musical in Off-Broadway's history.
Joel Greenberg, Director
Fall 1991 Production
By Jack Heifner
Directed by: Joel Greenberg
Performances: October 22-26, 1991
Venue: Theatre of the Arts, Modern Languages Building
Cast
Mary - Mary Moore
Kathy - Karen Morton
Joanne - Kimwun Perhinec
Creative Team
Director – Joel Greenberg
Assistant Director – Karri North
Light Design – Al Anderson
Set Design – Stephen Degenstein
Costume Design - Jocelyne Sobeski
Design Assistants - Michael Glussich, Michael Poole, Terry Treemer
Production
Producer – David Cheoros
Production Stage Manager – Cathy Prendergast
General Manager – Joyce Hahn
Assistant Stage Managers – Leanne Gregory, Tara Kallwitz
Properties Master – Erick Vera
Master Carpenter - Simon Davy
Costume Mistress - Rachel Thompson
Make-up and Wigs – Rhiannon King
Master Electrician – Mike Poole
Sound Operator - Tim Jackson
Publicity - Lynne Gibson
Photography – Scott Deveber
Crew – Drama 243 Class
Special Thanks
Alex Kordics
UWaterloo Theatre Centre
UWaterloo University Club