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==Cast History==
 
==Cast History==
* Formed from the remnants of the [[Oritani Theater]] cast in 1979, the cast caught on quickly and attracted a loyal following and, fortunately for the cast, the devotion of theater owner [[Nelson Eddy Page]]. When the theater closed for renovation in 1982, Mr. Page moved the show to the awesome [[Palace Theater]] in Bergenfield, NJ; a one-time Vaudeville house turned single-theater movie palace. Unfortunately, the cast couldn't draw crowds large enough to fill the theater, so they were moved to the smaller [[Closter Theater]] where they couldn't even draw flies. Undaunted, the cast stayed together playing college gigs, odd nights in various theaters and shows in bars like [[Charlie's West]], finally landing at the [[Hudson Mall Cinema]] in Jersey City where they alternated with that theater's cast. On nights they didn't perform anywhere, they went to shows at the 8th Street Playhouse where some cast members caught the attention of [[Sal Piro]] and were accepted into the [[8th Street Players]]. The remaining cast members went on to "get real lives".
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* Formed from the remnants of the [[Oritani Theater]] cast in 1979, the cast caught on quickly and attracted a loyal following and, fortunately for the cast, the devotion of theater owner [[Nelson Eddy Page]]. When the theater closed for renovation in 1982, Mr. Page moved the show to the awesome [[Palace Theater]] in Bergenfield, NJ; a one-time Vaudeville house turned single-theater movie palace. Unfortunately, the cast couldn't draw crowds large enough to fill the theater, so they were moved to the smaller [[Closter Theater]] where they couldn't even draw flies. Undaunted, the cast stayed together playing college gigs such as Bergen Community College, odd nights in various theaters and shows in bars like [[Charlie's West]], finally landing at the [[Hudson Mall Cinema]] in Jersey City where they alternated with that theater's cast. On nights they didn't perform anywhere, they went to shows at the 8th Street Playhouse where in 1984, some cast members caught the attention of [[Sal Piro]] and were accepted into the [[8th Street Players]]. The remaining cast members went on to "get real lives".
  
 
==Members==
 
==Members==

Revision as of 14:02, 23 November 2016

The Cedar Lane Cinema Cast circa 1982









Cast Location:

  • Cedar Lance Cinema, Teaneck, NJ

Cast Status:

  • Legendary-disbanded 1984

Cast Venues:

Show Frequency:

  • Friday and Saturday Nights

Cast History

  • Formed from the remnants of the Oritani Theater cast in 1979, the cast caught on quickly and attracted a loyal following and, fortunately for the cast, the devotion of theater owner Nelson Eddy Page. When the theater closed for renovation in 1982, Mr. Page moved the show to the awesome Palace Theater in Bergenfield, NJ; a one-time Vaudeville house turned single-theater movie palace. Unfortunately, the cast couldn't draw crowds large enough to fill the theater, so they were moved to the smaller Closter Theater where they couldn't even draw flies. Undaunted, the cast stayed together playing college gigs such as Bergen Community College, odd nights in various theaters and shows in bars like Charlie's West, finally landing at the Hudson Mall Cinema in Jersey City where they alternated with that theater's cast. On nights they didn't perform anywhere, they went to shows at the 8th Street Playhouse where in 1984, some cast members caught the attention of Sal Piro and were accepted into the 8th Street Players. The remaining cast members went on to "get real lives".

Members

  • Jackie Dade
  • Rosemary Bannon
  • Mychael Accavallo
  • Dave Papey
  • Maria Piccinich
  • Deborah Lipp
  • Roberta Lipp
  • Louis Knaub
  • Binky
  • Glen Maitland
  • Rachelle Meyer
  • Lori
  • Seth Bogdanove
  • Dara Korn
  • Claudine Kaufman
  • John Dorsett
  • Keith
  • Kevin
  • Missy
  • Roey

Alumni Members

Guest Performers

Special Shows

Theme Shows

Public Appearances

References