Jay Croft's Projects in 2010: The Fabulous Fable Factory

Jay Croft

The Fabulous Fable Factory
by Joseph Robinette and Thomas Tierney

Journal Entries

Description

Margo wanders into a seemingly abandoned factory and accidentally trips a lever which activates the factory "machinery," an assembly line of seven actors who create fabulous fables. Then he meets the factory owner, a Mrs. Alexandra A. Aesop, who explains that the factory has been idle for over 2,000 years because of a missing part. Mrs. Aesop introduces Margo to the machinery. Among them are Stevie, the Story Starter; Pluto, the Plot Plotter; Wadsworth, the Word Worker; and Gretel, the Grammar Guardian. The factory proceeds to create and enact stories which become official fables when Margo himself surprises everyone by supplying the morals. Mrs. Aesop and the others are ecstatic over their new-found "Moral Maker."

Cast & Crew

MARGO

Ashli Fuller

MRS. AESOP

Gloria Szokoly

STEVIE

Roger Ferrier

PLUTO

Claudio Loretz

CASSIE

Kandice Arrington

WADSWORTH

Steve Pryor

GRETEL

Diane Dicker

FELIX

Jay Croft

EMMA

Larken McCord

Directed by:

BJ Hughes

Stage Manager:

Traci Helms

Musical Accompanist:

Annie Cook

Company Deputy:

Diane Dicker

Time & Place

Company: Alliance Theatre Acting Program Winter Players

Venue: Alliance Theatre Black Box

When:

August 5, 2010 - 7:30 PM

August 6, 2010 - 4:30 PM*

August 6, 2010 - 7:30 PM

August 7, 2010 - 7:30 PM

August 8, 2010 - 2:30 PM

* Private Showing

Biography

Jay Croft is pleased to be in his sixth production with the Alliance Theatre Acting Program’s Players including the world premieres of Kendeda Playwriting finalist Dana Lynn Formby's The Small of Her Back and Josh Tobiessen's Spoon Lake Blues. Some of his other roles in the Atlanta theatre include Juror #8 in 12 Angry Jurors, Mitch in A Streetcar Named Desire and Frankie Salvucci in Breaking Legs for which the Metropolitan Atlanta Theater Awards nominated him Best Minor Supporting Actor in a Play. Jay would like to thank BJ Hughes for casting him in this fun fable. He would especially like to thank his wife Tammy and their seven kids (felines) for letting him pursue his love of acting.