The Savannah Sipping Society Cast

Yvette is dying (literally) to be part of this laugh-out-loud production of The Savannah Sipping Society. Favorite past roles include Capulet in Ring Round the Moon (OrSVP0, Ursula in Much Ado About Nothing (OrSVP), Grandma in Willy Wonka (Pittsburg Theatre Company), Bobbie in Christmas at the Biltmore (Kinsella Theatre Group), and Miriam in Beau Jest (Vagabond Players). In her free time, Yvette paints, hikes, and travels.

Suzanne is thrilled to be part of this production sharing the stage with these 3 lovely and talented ladies. She was born into a theatrical family. Her Grandmother Doris Goodman founded Altarena Theatre in Alameda in 1938. Her recent productions include Vita Louise Simmons in Harvey at PTC, Sister Amnesia in Nunsense and Nunsense II at Chanticleers, Appalachian Christmas a Masquers production, Xanadu at Pinole Community Theatre and Peggy Sawyer in 42nd Street CCCT. By day, Suzanne has been a Massage Therapist in Alameda for 27 years. Enjoy the show and thank you for supporting live theatre.

Marsha happily returns to Chanticleers. If you’re a long-time Chanticleers patron, you may have seen her in Never Too Late, Harvey, The Unexpected Guest, Social Security, Jerry's Girls, A Thousand Clowns, Elvis Has Left The Building, Cabaret (her favorite), or Stop Kiss. And Marlafaye is a complete departure from all of those previous roles. :-) Thank you for supporting live theatre!

Paige is a nurse by day and an award-nominated actor by night. When she’s not in the hospital taking care of new moms and babies, she’s the protagonist in her own liberation; writing poetry and ballroom dancing. Thank you, Matt Cardigan-Smith, cast and crew. Enjoy the show!

A longtime Castro Valley resident and Chanticleers subscriber, who was given an opportunity to see what lies behind the curtain. Retired.

Mimi grew up in the Bay Area. She was involved in community theater, sports and girl scouts. She is a graduate of UC Santa Barbara and the Actor Training Program at PCPA. She toured the parks of Seattle with the city’s Shakespeare Troupe and the Northwest with children’s theater. She is celebrating twenty years with the San Ramon Valley School district. She would like to dedicate this performance to her tribe of fellow elementary librarians.