Cast members of “Harvey,” to be presented by Actors Circle in late February and early March include, seated, from left: Kandis Hill, Chris Eibach, and Cecelia Pugh. Standing: Jason Narcoonis, Lorrie Loughney, and Paul Kantor. 
Chris Eibach of Dunmore plays the title role in a production of “Harvey” by Actors Circle. 
Cast and staff of “Harvey” at Actors Circle include, seated from left: Linda C. Griffiths and Chris Eibach of Dunmore. Standing, same order: Jeff Ginsberg, Nina Kemp, Paul Kantor, Britt Demming, Jason Narcoonis, Charlie Spano, Kandis Hill, Harry Powell, Lorrie Loughney, Cecelia Pugh, and JP McGowan.
Actors Circle continues its 42nd season with the presentation of Mary Chase’s Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy “Harvey” at Providence Playhouse, 1256 Providence Road, Scranton. Show dates are February 22, 23, 24, 25, and March 1, 2, 3.
Show times are Thursday, Fridays, and Saturdays at 7 p.m and Sundays at 2 p.m.. Tickets are $15 general; $12 senior, and $10 student. On Thursday, February 22, all tickets are $10. Pay cash at the door or visit www.actorscircle.com to purchase tickets online. Call 570-342-9707 for reservations.
Elwood P. Dowd, played by Chris Eibach of Dunmore, is a polite and friendly man, has a very strange best friend—a six-foot, three-and-one-half-inch invisible rabbit named Harvey. Elwood’s sister Veta is concerned the rabbit will interfere with her life as a socialite, so she tries to have Elwood committed at the local sanatorium.
Directed by Linda C. Griffiths, and produced by Mark Fryer and J.P. McGowan, the cast also includes Britt Demming, Jeff Ginsberg, Kandis Hill, Paul Kantor, Lorrie Loughney, Jason Narcoonis, Harry Powell, Cecelia Pugh, and Charlie Spano. Nina Kemp is stage manager.
Dunmorean Chris Eibach has been seen in many productions of Actors Circle. Most recently, he was one of the two actors in AC’s “The Woman in Black.” Other AC productions include “Lombardi,” “Auntie Mame,” “Wait Until Dark,” and “A Bad Year for Tomatoes” for which he received a best actor award from Northeast Pennsylvania Theatrical Association. He has also won other NEPTAs over the years.
In his 35 years of acting, Chris has also been seen on several stages within Northeast PA. Chris has also been seen in several local commercials including those for Fidelity Bank and Mohegan Sun Arena. He won all state actor twice in high school state forensics and actor of the year at Penn State Worthington College. He resides in Dunmore with his daughter, Katrina, and son, Evan. Evan, an eighth grader, will soon be seen in Dunmore High School’s upcoming play, “Percy Jackson.”
