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road. George, his companion, is played by Will Arias, a theater student and a student of life in the broader sense.
Rounding out the cast are other Rappahannock and Fauquier thespians including Bill Speidel as the nononsense ranch boss.
Robin Days plays the bosses son Curley. Newly wed and insecure about it, Curley is lookin' for trouble anywhere he can find it. The cause of Curley’s insecurity, the lithesome bride who gives the guys the eye is played by Rappahannock sweetheart Dafna Laurie.
The bunkhouse swamper, an aging cripple fearing the future, is impeccably played by Norman Gettsinger, retired foreign service officer.
The reverend Ludwill Brown Plays Crooks, the black stable buck who creates glaring parallels between how the world treats him as a black man and how the world treats Lennie, the affable idiot.
Sam Clifton plays Whit the easygoing ranch hand with a liking for “Susies place.” Sam has featured in past players production of “Bedroom Farce” and “Lion in Winter.”
The leader of the bunkhouse gang. Slim, strong, kindly and dependable is played by Dave Gilman, an environmental engineer.
The task of directing this assemblage has fallen on Howard Coon.
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