The publicity photo for ReAct's
first encore of All in the Timing.
Photo: David Hsieh.

The Cast

(in order of appearance)

Orange
Dominica Myers
Yellow
Samuel Pettit
Jade
Gina Turner
Green
Bill Walters
Turquise
T.J. Langley
Blue
Joseph S. Yang
Purple
Leslie Jean Warner
Lavendar
ShawnJ West
Pink
Colleen Parker
Magenta
Gail Wamba
Red
Audrey R. Fan

Directed by
David Hsieh

The Crew

Stage Manager, Publicist, Costume, Properties & Production Designer
David Hsieh
Production Assistant & Sound Operator
George Paul Glanzman
Percussionist
Bill Walters
Dance Captain
Audrey R. Fan
Light Board Operator, Festival Lighting Designer & Venue Technician
Joe Swartz
Festival House Manager
Kevin Slattery
Audio Description
Vince Delany

Reviews

>>Seattle Weekly
>>Fringe Rag Review
>>SeattleSidewalk.com (Preview)
>>Patron Comments

All in the Timing

By David Ives

First Encore Engagement

Fringe Festival Sell-Out Award

March 7, 1999
Elliott Bay Book Company
March 12, 13, 15, 16 & 18, 1999
Richard Hugo House

The cast photo of ReAct's first encore of All in the Timing.
Photo: David Hsieh.

The Setting

New York.
Various locations in the past and present including
a party, a diner, a bar, a classroom, a miniature golf course and a café

Prelude: "Time On My Hands" - The Company

ENGLISH MADE SIMPLE
Jill - Audrey
Jack - Bill
Announcer - Leslie

Interlude: "Cha Cha D'Amour" - The Company

THE PHILADELPHIA
Al - ShawnJ
Waitress - Gina
Marcus - T. J.

Interlude: "Juggling Time" - Dominica, Joe, Gail and Bill

A SINGULAR KINDA GUY
Mitch - ShawnJ

Interlude: "The Race" - The Company

THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE
Dawn - Colleen
Don - Joseph
Young Person - Dominica

Interlude: "Rain Time" - The Women

FOREPLAY, or THE ART OF THE FUGUE
Chuck 1 - T.J.
Amy - Audrey
Chuck 2 - Bill
Annie - Gina
Chuck 3 - Samuel
Alma - Dominica

Interlude: "Stomp" - The Company

SURE THING
Bill - T.J.
Betty - Gail

Finale: "Riverdance" - The Company

English Made Simple

was first presented at the Seattle Repertory Theatre in April 1994.

The Philadelphia

premiered at the New Hope Performing Arts Festival in New Hope, Pennsylvania, in July 1992.

The Universal Language

received its premiere at Primary Stages in New York City in December 1993.
The Manhattan Punch Line Theatre in New York City first presented

Foreplay, or The Art of the Fugue

in February 1991 and

Sure Thing

in February 1988.

Walter Carr for set pieces
The Elliott Bay Book Company for promotional support
George Paul Glanzman for production support
Howard Goldstein and Messagewear for costumes at cost
Gordon Hendrickson for props
Richard Hugo House for temporary storage
Seattle Center Fun Forest for loaned props
Rick Simonson for organizational support
The Seattle Fringe Theatre Festival and staff for festival support
Gina Turner for loaned rehearsal props
Gail Wamba for loaned props
Leslie Jean Warner for loaned props
Rick Wong & Rk Productions for videography
Joseph Yang for loaned props