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GALLERY: Okotoks performers make RPAC comedy comeback

The Dewdney Players returned to the Rotary Performing Arts Centre stage on Oct. 22 for the opening night of I Take This Man.
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The lovesick Giddy (played by Anne-Marie Cotton, left) and roommate Charlene (Claire Hoyer) haul the unconscious Bret (played by Logan Coutts) out of sight in the Dewdney Players' performance of "I Take This Man" at the Rotary Performing Arts Centre on Oct. 22. Set in the '80s, the play follows Gideon (Giddy to her friends) who finds an unconscious man at the Boston Marathon and decides to bring him home to her apartment, where he wakes up with no memory.

The Dewdney Players made their comeback to the Rotary Performing Arts Centre stage on Oct. 22 for the opening night of I Take This Man.

The comedy written by Jack Sharkey is set in the '80s and tells the story of lovesick Gideon (played by Anne-Marie Cotton) who finds the unconscious Bret (Logan Coutts) at the Boston Marathon and on impulse asks a nearby police officer (Eric Baxter) to help bring him to her apartment claiming him to be her husband.

The resultant comedy is stoked by roommate Charlene (Claire Hoyer) and her fiancee Dex (Blaine Schlechter) as they contend with Gideon's judgment.

Read more about the play in the OkotoksTODAY writeup.

Shows for I Take This Man are planned for Oct. 23, 28, 29, 30 and Nov. 4, 5, and 6 at 7:30 p.m. with doors at 7 p.m. with matinees running Oct. 30 and Nov. 6 at 2 p.m. with doors at 1:30 p.m.

Click here for tickets and showtimes.

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Charlene (played by Claire Hoyer, left) reprimands her lovesick roommate Gideon (Anne-Marie Cotton) for bringing home the unconscious Bret (played by Logan Coutts) in the Dewdney Players' performance of "I Take This Man" at the Rotary Performing Arts Centre on Oct. 22. Set in the '80s, the play follows Gideon (Giddy to her friends) who finds an unconscious man at the Boston Marathon and decides to bring him home to her apartment, where he wakes up with no memory. | Brent Calver/OkotoksTODAY
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Gideon (played by Anne-Marie Cotton, right) and roommate Charlene (Claire Hoyer) are startled as unconscious Bret (played by Logan Coutts) makes a noise in the Dewdney Players' performance of "I Take This Man" at the Rotary Performing Arts Centre on Oct. 22. | Brent Calver/OkotoksTODAY
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Gideon (played by Anne-Marie Cotton, left) and roommate Charlene (Claire Hoyer) test the mobility of the unconscious Bret (played by Logan Coutts) in the Dewdney Players' performance of "I Take This Man" at the Rotary Performing Arts Centre on Oct. 22. | Brent Calver/OkotoksTODAY
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After coming to with no memory, the confused Bret (played by Logan Coutts) peers out into the apartment in Dewdney Players' performance of "I Take This Man" at the Rotary Performing Arts Centre on Oct. 22. Set in the '80s, the play follows Gideon (Giddy to her friends) who finds an unconscious man at the Boston Marathon and decides to bring him home to her apartment, where he wakes up with no memory. | Brent Calver/OkotoksTODAY
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After coming to with no memory, the confused Bret (played by Logan Coutts) holds up his supposed kidnapper Giddy (Anne-Marie Cotton) with a banana in the Dewdney Players' performance of "I Take This Man" at the Rotary Performing Arts Centre on Oct. 22. | Brent Calver/OkotoksTODAY
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After confused Bret (played by Logan Coutts) wakes up with no memory, the lovesick Giddy (Anne-Marie Cotton) capitalizes by claiming him as her husband with a big smooch while friends Charlene (Claire Hoyer), Dex (Blaine Schlechter), and police officer Jud (Eric Baxter) look on in the Dewdney Players' performance of "I Take This Man" at the Rotary Performing Arts Centre on Oct. 22. Set in the '80s, the play follows Gideon (Giddy to her friends) who finds an unconscious man at the Boston Marathon and decides to bring him home to her apartment, where he wakes up with no memory. | Brent Calver/OkotoksTODAY

 




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