Directed by Trinity Bird
Stage Management by Allison Tappen
Dramaturgy by David A. VanCleave
Set and Lighting Design by Bruce Crews
Costume Design by Meaghan Bryant
Sound Design by Joella Hendrickson
Properties Design by Travis Blatchley
The Cast
Alice Ford - Tiffany Thatcher
Spencer Bishop - Jacob Weldon
Freddy Mason - Josh Lightner
Angie Bishop - Savannah Bruton
Rusty - Summer Housler
About the Play
Freddy’s in love with Angie and she’s in love with him. The problem? Angie’s married to Spencer, Freddy’s older brother. This sets off a series of comical yet criminal misadventures, putting the whole family in the sights of Detective Lieutenant Alice Ford, who’s got issues of her own. Criminal Mischief takes a humorous look at love and sex, family and forgiveness, crime and punishment.
PLEASE NOTE: This production contains some minor adult language and adult content.
RUN TIME: Two hours. This includes one fifteen-minute intermission between acts.
The Crew
Assistant Stage Manager - Morgan Francis
Set Construction - Bruce Crews
Set Painting - Joella Hendrickson, Summer Housler
Light Board Operator - Bruce Crews
Sound Board Operator - Scott Keef
Marketing Materials/Photography - Patrick and Lisa Cook
Special Thanks to...
We wish to thank the families of our cast and crew for their patience, support and encouragement.
The Sauk wishes to express our gratitude to Arrow Swift Printing for a generous donation toward this season’s programs.
Criminal Mischief
A World Premiere Comedy by William Cameron
February 1-3, 8-10 at 8 p.m.
February 4, 11 at 3 p.m.
Sauk Theatre, Jonesville, Michigan
Adults - $14, Seniors (55 and up) - $12,
Students (with i.d.) - $12, Children (12 and under) - $10
Pay What You Can Night is Thursday, February 1 at 8 p.m.
(Tickets are not sold in advance to Pay What You Can performances.)
All senior tickets to the Thursday, February 8 performance are $5.
Tickets available by clicking here or by calling 517-849-9100.
The play is the winner of the AACT NewPlayFest 2024 which is sponsored in part by the Jack K. Ayre and Frank Ayre Lee Theatre Foundation and Dramatic Publishing Company.
This production is sponsored by