CAST LISTSr. Marie Therese Vauzous - Katherine Moore
Jeanne Abadie - Gabby Marmon Bernadette Soubirous - Ann Baldridge Marie Soubirous - Jackie Pierron Dean Peyramale - Corbin Eakes Louise Soubirous - Darria Dennison Francois Soubirous - John Kyle Croisine Bouhouhorts - Sylvia Padgett Louis Bouriette - Dalton Frantz Bernarde Casterot - Callie Crawford Madame Sajou - Katie Schieferecke Mayor Lacade - Gabe Hillebert Jacomet - Jackson Schrickel Dr. Dozous - Michael Duncan Antoine - Aaron Spicer Celeste - Tori Everett Madame Pernet - Corey Cochran Mother Josephine - Marya Feldt Schoolgirl/Townsperson/Nun Theresa Bagley Jennifer Dark Madelynn Kurtz Katy Lobmeyer Kristin McNeive Catherine Padgett Catelyn Rees Kendall Rees Haley Reinhard Savannah Schrickel |
PRODUCTION STAFFDirector - Mr. Mark Radziejeski
Stage Manager - Kassy Short Production Manager - John Meinhardt Asst. Production Manager - Ben Spain Technical Director - Thomas Bagley A/V Control - Brendan Feldt Lighting Control - Thomas Bagley Stage Crew - Ben Spain, Mark Spicer 
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ABOUT THE PLAYWritten by Jean and Walter Kerr in 1944, the plot follows the novel by Franz Werfel, which is not a documentary but a historical novel blending fact and fiction. "The Song of Bernadette" is a venerative and sympathetic account of the life of Saint Bernadette Soubirous, a once pale and sickly (asthmatic) French peasant girl who claimed to have seen 18 miraculous visions of a "beautiful lady" (whom others insist must have been the Virgin Mary) near her home village of Lourdes in 1858. While her entire family neither supports nor encourages her claims, Bernadette's excitement and her sincere insistence that her visions were real eventually attract nationwide interest, luring a never ending stream of people to investigate. Her family and neighbors are a mixture of mostly skeptics, with just a few believers, and so evoke provocative questions about the Virgin's alleged messages and even of Bernadette's own spiritual worthiness.
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