Two boys look up at a large moon with a cow on the moon's surface and a starry night sky in the background.

Written by Corey Farrell and Nigel Berkeley
Directed by Co-Artistic Director Nealie Tinlin
Chicago Premiere

"...absolutely joyful, witty, and full of punny humor that kept a smile on my face all the way through!!" – Lettered in Theatre

It is Rocko and Allen’s job to watch the moon, and it is really quite boring. Night after night, they time the sequences exactly - the cow jumps, the comet soars, but NEVER the alien spaceship. This is until the dastardly space criminal Tommy Rumble steals the moon, taking it to the far-off space desert of the Midnight Sun. This course of events sends the moonwatchers on an intergalactic space odyssey filled with music, love, new friendships, and epic showdowns to win back the one, the only, the Moon.

MOONWATCHERS

moonwatchers runs approx. 1 hour with no intermission. Please note, this production contains some mature language, humor, and the use of fog and strobe effects.

CAST & CREATIVE

*- DENOTES A LAZY SUSAN THEATRE CO. COMPANY MEMBER

A man with a beard, short hair, and light skin wearing a light purple button-down shirt against a light blue background.

Elijah J. Jones
“Allen”

Renzo Vicente
“Rocko”

Nicholas Ford Kinney
“Allen” u/s

Jack Humphrey
“Rocko” u/s

Nigel Berkeley
Playwright

Corey Farrell
Playwright

Nealie Tinlin*
Director

Dominic Rincker*
Music Director

Jon Yawn*
Scenic Designer

Emma Berry
Lighting Designer

Ephraim Page
Costume Designer

Matthew Masino*
Sound Designer

Pierce Julian Howard*
Prop Designer

Jacob Sousley
Stage Manager

Maeve Carroll
Asst. Stage Manager

A young man with brown hair, blue eyes, and light skin, smiling, wearing a blue denim shirt against a plain gray background.
A smiling young man with brown hair, glasses, and a yellow shirt, posing against a gray background.

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