"Love," a play by Finegan Kruckmeyer

Rivermont Theatre Arts presents its 11th admission-free production with a heart-warming play by Australian playwright, Finegan Kruckemeyer: Love. Join us in our black-box theatre for this humorous play at no charge!
Director: Mary-Christa Bull
Producer: John Thomas McCecil
Stage Manager: Leslie McClain-Jackson
Assistant Stage Manager: Rachel Fisher
Foley Artist & Musician: John Echols
Publicity: Eric Jackson
Set Design: Sandon Bull
Set Painter: Becca Streeter
Props Master: Destin Henry
Cast:
Oslo Rogers: Oscar Webb-Enoch
Sylvie Rogers: Caroline Sutton
Ruthy Rogers: Rachel Tinaya
Phoebe Hinkle/Narrator: Ella Thompson
Mishka Yusgenovitch/Narrator/Bear: Gay Sakich
Tony Breams/Allan Rogers/Narrator: Sandon Bull
Trish Breams/Narrator/Goddess of Water: Carrie Sutton
Denise Cadwallader/Euley Breams/Narrator: Loxley Bull
Danica Donnelly/Bear: Sparrow Tinaya
Dakota Donnelly/Young Mishka/Narrator: Mahlon Sutton
Dahlia Donnelly/Water Dancer: Grace Hudson
Darcy Donnelly/Bear: Eleanor Hudson
Rupert Flenning/Narrator: Eli Tinaya
Larry Atkinson/Young Petr, Bear: Destin Henry
Marek/Narrator/Man in Water: Jay Banasiak
Bear: Delphine Bull
Evie Hinkley: Mary-Christa Bull
Mr. Trundle: John Echols
We are committed to keeping admission to both our Fall and Spring productions free, removing ticket cost as a barrier for those who would otherwise be unable to attend.
Admission to Youth shows around town run between $15 - $25.
In order to continue providing free admission, we rely on the generosity of donors who are able to donate comparable to the cost of a ticket or more.
Donations may be made now as you place your reservation, anytime via online giving through the church website, or at the show itself.
"Oslo & Sylvie Rogers have a very fun mum called Ruthy, and live in a very fun town called Mellingong. But now a very unfun problem (called a big approaching storm) is forcing everyone to head for The Clondike, the big town hall on the hill. And they can only take a few important things each: ‘love luggage’, Ruthy calls it. And she’s a milk-lady, and owns a milk-float, and those can hold lots of love luggage… if you pack them right. So Oslo & Sylvie set out to help the people of Mellingong, and to discover the things they love the most – the things you would save from a storm."