Join the doctors and nurses of the 4077th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital (MASH) on the 38th Parallel in South Korea, just 3 miles from the front line during the Korean War in 1951.
Swamp Meadow brings to life a play based on the book and the classic television show, considered among the top ten TV shows of all time. Inspired by real doctors in a real MASH unit, Richard Hooker’s book gave us Hawkeye, Trapper John, Colonel Blake, Radar O’Reilly, Margaret “Hot Lips” Houlihan, and Frank Burns. Join them as well as Captain John “Ugly” Black, Walt “Painless” Waldowski, Max Klinger (in fabulous dresses as he attempts to get out of the army on a crazy ticket) and the rest of your favorites!
At its heart, this story depicts how these doctors, nurses, and corpsmen stay sane in an insane situation. Hawkeye and Trapper play pranks, crack jokes, and try to have as much fun as possible, while Frank and Margaret try to keep the unit as military as possible. And everyone is caught in the crossfire.
Cast (in alphabetical order)
Becky Adams: Lieutenant Louise Kimball
Andy Affleck: Director, Sergeant Luther Rizzo
Caitlin M Bartlett: Assistant Stage Manager, Lieutenant Ginger Bayliss
Michelle Chretien: Miss Randazzle, Tech: Makeup
Dennis R. Chretien: Stage Manager
Eric Dubois: Tech: Sets
Meryn Flynn: Lieutenant Janet Baker
George Fortin: Captain Walter “Walt” Waldowski
Laura Giorgianni: Congresswoman Goldfarb
Izzi Giorgianni: Assistant Stage Manager
Joe Giorgianni: Box Office
Stephen J. Goulet: Captain Calvin Spaulding
Mike Grandy: Lieutenant Colonel Henry Braymore Blake
Maia C Grandy: Lieutenant Nancy Phillips
Jennifer Greffin: Sergeant Devine
Connor Holden: Captain John “Trapper John” McIntyre
Bob Hollis: Private Jimmy Weston
Shane Inman: Captain Benjamin Franklin “Hawkeye” Pierce
Keith Johnson: Major Frank “Ferret Face” Burns
Sandra Johnson: Lieutenant Margie Cutler
Judy Kerkhoff: Dean Mercy Lodge
Ruth Lear: Corporal Walter “Radar” O’Reilly
Jayne Lear: Lieutenant Janice Fury
Sarah Lear: Tech: Lights
Rob LeBeau: Major Mickey “Meathooks” McGillicuddy, Assistant Director
Alicia Mancini LeBeau: Producer
Kelly McCabe: Major Margaret “Hot Lips” Houlihan
Nathan Mayer: Ho-Jon
Sean Tré Nicholas: Tech: Sound
Gary Pickard: John “Ugly” Black
Kaila Rubin: Captain Bridget McCarthy
Benjamin Stanfield: Father John Francis Patrick Mulcahy
Stacey G. Swift: General Hamilton Hartington Hammond
Tyler Vigeant: Corporal Maxwell Q. Klinger