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RiverCityPRESS & DAKOTAN n FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2013 PAGE 1B

LCTC’s ‘Tender’Season Finale

The Lewis and Clark Theatre Co.closes out its season with a pro-duction of “The Tender Trap” atthe Dakota Theatre in YanktonFeb. 6-11. Cast members include,front from left: Renee Hansen,Jessica Sahagun, Ben Gothier,Vicki Geiser and Stacie Pietz; backrow: Pete Rossiter and RandyFields. Not pictured: Nathan Por-ras. For more photos, see page8B. To see or purchase photosfrom this production, visit spot-ted.yankton.net. (Kelly Hertz/P&D)

BY DEREK BARTOSderek.bartos@yankton.net

Love will be in the air at theDakota Theatre just in time forValentine’s Day when the Lewis &Clark Theatre Company (LCTC)presents the romantic comedy,“The Tender Trap,” as the finalshow of its 2012-13 season nextweek.

In the play by Max Shulmanand Robert Paul Smith, CharlieReader (Ben Gothier) is a sales-man who is living a seeminglyidyllic life as a bachelor in NewYork, with numerous women com-ing and going from his apartment.

Charlie is visited by his life-long friend, Joe McCall (RandyFields). Joe, who is married andhas children, tells Charlie the ex-citement is gone from his mar-riage, and he envies Charlie’scarefree life. Charlie, on the otherhand, says he admires Joe’s lifewith his family.

“(Charlie) gets caught up inthe women that come around,and at some point in the play, itkind of catches up to him,” saiddirector Gene Johnson. “He fallsin love with two different womenand he has trouble reconcilingwhich one he wants to marry.(Joe) comes to realize that whathe has is actually a pretty gooddeal, too. By the end of the play,everybody pretty much gets whatthey want.”

Johnson added that the play,which will be presented Feb. 6-11,is much more than just a feel-good story.

“It’s got a lot of lessons aboutlove and marriage — what a wifeis, and what a man should expectfrom a wife versus a girlfriend,”he said.

Johnson said the play shouldappeal to all types of audiencemembers, regardless of whetherthey are in a relationship.

“I think with the different char-acters in the play, each personwill see something different.There’s something for everybody— people who are married, notmarried or single,” he said.“There are some characters in theplay that act and say thingswhere many people might say,‘Yeah, I think I feel the sameway.’”

Johnson said many peoplemight be familiar with the 1955film of the same name starringFrank Sinatra as Charlie. Andwhile the play and movie sharemany aspects, there are alsosome substantial differences.

“The main character in theplay is a salesman for a pharma-ceutical company, whereas FrankSinatra’s character in the movie isa talent agent,” Johnson said. “Ithink they changed that so FrankSinatra could sing and dance inthe movie, which is what peoplewant to see when they see him.There really isn’t any of that inthe play. So there’s a lot of partsand dialogue that are almost spoton, and then there’s departures inthe movie that are completely dif-ferent.”

Although the play doesn’t fea-ture much music, the directorsaid those who are hoping to hearSinatra’s “(Love Is) the TenderTrap” shouldn’t leave disap-pointed.

“I have a feeling maybe we’llsneak it in somewhere,” he said.

This is Johnson’s first stint asdirector for the LCTC, and whilehe previously has served as a co-director, he said he has learnedmuch from his current experienceworking with a talented support-ing staff and cast.

“I teach them a lot, but theyshow me a lot, too,” he said.

Additional cast members in-clude Stacie Peitz as Poppy Mat-son, Renee Hansen as JessicaCollins, Vicki Geiser as SylviaCrewes, Jessica Sahagun as JulieGillis, Pete Rossiter as Earl Lin-quist and Nathan Porras as SolSchwartz.

Johnson added that workingwith this cast also has led to afew positive surprises.

‘Tender Trap’Takes The

Stage At TheDakota Theatre

Feb. 6-11

PLAY | PAGE 8B