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DISAPPEARANCES: More Raves and Photo Peeks

October 16, 2018
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Audiences Continue to Rave about Kim Allen Bent's World Premiere Adaptation of DISAPPEARANCES
by Howard Frank Mosher!
On Stage Now at Lost Nation Theater!

 

Thanks to Robert Eddy, First Light Studios for the cover photo 

DISAPPEARANCES has one more week! Don't miss it!
(7:30pm Thu-Sat; 2pm Sun,  October 18-21)

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“The roaring 20’s on a backwoods farm. A fantastic prohibition tale of a desperate farmer who needs hay for his cows. Quebec Bill (Leon Axt) leads a wild cast of characters through car chases, river runs, and a great train scene that will grab you by the neck and hold on! Kim Bent’s adaptation for Lost Nation Theater is another one of his incredible successes.
I’m telling everybody to GO SEE IT!”
- George Woodard

 

Quebec Bill makes a plan for hijacking the hijacked whisky photo Mike FureQuebec Bill makes a plan for hijacking the hijacked whisky, but is having a hard time convincing the others in this scene from LNT's DISAPPEARANCES photo Mike Furey.
(directed/written by Kim Allen Bent; scenic projections design by Rachel Langley; costume design by Cora Fauser; lighting by Wendy Stephens; sound design by Stuart Holland; properties & stage management by Marisa Christie, Emily Cuerdon & Stevie De.  pictured: Aaron Aubry, Leon Axt, Mark S Roberts, and Tim Worn)

 

Great show!Joy Spontak 

What a Fun Play!  -  Michelle Pitzner 

 

Lara Foy as Brother Paul takes exception to Brother HIlaire (played by Paul Molnar) relieving himself in the lake. Photo courtesy of Robert Eddy, First Light StudiosLara Foy as Brother Paul takes exception to Brother HIlaire (played by Paul Molnar) relieving himself in the lake. Photo courtesy of Robert Eddy, First Light Studios

 

We went to see this play on Thursday and were terrifically impressed. This play, written by Montpelier Playwright Kim Bent, brings the images, language, characters and mysteries of Howard Frank Mosher's powerful book to Lost Nation's City Hall stage. Very highly recommended.  - John Russell

 

snowstorm traps Quebec Bill & Wild Bill. photo courtesy of Mike FureyA snowstorm traps Quebec Bill & Wild Bill. photo courtesy of Mike Furey 

 

I had the wonderful opportunity to attend last night’s world premier performance of this play by Kim Bent at Lost Nation Theater. A Vermont story by a Vermont author and adapted for the stage by a Vermont playwright. IT IS A TRULY AMAZING PRODUCTION. Take a lovely foliage drive to Montpelier and treat yourself to this show. IT IS STUNNING!  - Margie Cain

 

Aaron Aubrey has folks in stitches as Rat Kinneson, photo courtesy of Robert Eddy, First Light StudiosAaron Aubrey has folks in stitches as Rat Kinneson, in LNT's DISAPPEARANCES  photo courtesy of Robert Eddy, First Light Studios

 

"Awesome performance!!! Once again worth the trip from PA." Joan Johnson


"Definitely worth the trip!" - Jake Mosher (Howard Frank Mosher's Son)


"You chose all the right lines!" - Annie Mosher (Howard Frank Mosher's Daughter)

 

Mark S Roberts is loyal brother in law Uncle Henry, seen here trying to talk sense into Quebec Bill in Disappearances. photo courtesy of Robert Eddy First Light StudiosMark S Roberts is loyal brother in law Uncle Henry, seen here trying to talk sense into Quebec Bill in Disappearances. photo courtesy of Robert Eddy First Light Studios

 

"Enjoyed another great evening of entertainment courtesy of Lost Nation Theater's adaptation of Howard Frank Moshers "Disappearances"
It was another terrific adaptation telling so beautifully another great Vermont story! A wild ride.
And thanks for sharing your vision and talents for the past 30 years!!" - Jack Donavan, WDEV

 

Lost Nation Theater is a Gem in the theater world! There is not a show that I have been to that I haven't loved! The stage is a perfect Shakespeare setting, which they do often. Small space used creatively to create great shows! I highly recommend it! - Leo C Straight

 

The Great Train Scene - Quebec Bill with a little distraction help from son Wild Bill hijack a train to get their whisky back across the border. photo courtesy of Mike FureyThe Great Train Scene - Quebec Bill with a little distraction help from son Wild Bill hijack a train to get their whisky back across the border. photo courtesy of Mike Furey
(pictured Mark S Roberts, Tim Worn, Leon Axt, and Paul Molnar as train engineer Compton)

 

 

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