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One-act plays the focus of latest CenterStage production

The casts of “The Real Inspector Hound” and “The Actor’s Nightmare” pose as their characters. The two one-act plays, which feature the same actors, will be performed in a double-feature in the latest CenterStage in Lake Forest performance. Photos Submitted
Actors Nick Padiak (left) and Jeffrey Luksik pose with a skull prop in this photo from CenterStage in Lake Forest’s double-feature of “The Real Inspector Hound” and “The Actor’s Nightmare,” two modern comedies that will be performed in Lake Forest.
Actors Jeffrey Luksik and Nick Bonges (right) look on towards Autumn Rose in this publicity photo from CenterStage’s latest production, a double-feature of two modern one-act comedies.
Sophie Vitello (left) and Nick Padiak pose with umbrellas, although one’s umbrella seems a bit more intact than the other.
Peter Kaspari, Editor
3:00 am CST March 4, 2020
Audience members eager to see CenterStage in Lake Forest’s latest production will be treated to not one, but two performances as the troupe performs two one-act plays in “Stoppard & Durang: Two Modern Comedies.”

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