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Enchanted April


  • Louisville Center for the Arts 801 Grant Avenue Louisville, CO, 80027 United States (map)

Coal Creek Theater of Louisville presents

Enchanted April

by Matthew Barber
from the Novel by Elizabeth von Arnim
Directed by Kirsten Jorgensen Smith

Feeling lost in the shadows of marriage and forgotten in the rush of 1920s post-war society, two London housewives pool their savings to rent a villa in Italy for a ladies-only holiday away, reluctantly recruiting a pair of difficult upper-class women to share the cost and the experience. Together under the Mediterranean sun, the four women clash—and then begin to bond and bloom—until men once again upset the balance.

Run Time - 2 hours and 25 minutes with one 15-minute intermission


Cast and Creative Team

Assistant Director - Sage Miller
Stage Manager - Jess Houwen
CCTL Liaison - Lynn Fleming
Set Design - H. L. Smith
Sound Design - H. L. Smith
Costume Design - Kim deJager
Props - Pam Bennett & Elain Niesen
Scenic Painter - Chris Pash
Light & Sound Operator - Amme Kolovos & Dan Schock
Program Cover & Poster Design - Lisa Kreinbrink
Publicity, Photography & Program - Lynn Fleming
Volunteers -
Pam Bennett, Linda Button, Gregg Corbin, David Cervera, J.C. Espinoza, Lynn Fleming, Bonnie Greene, John Greene, Jess Houwen, Keegan Jenney, Kirsten Jorgensen- Smith, Janine Ann Kelenbach, Chuck Kite, Alesha Machuca, Renee Malis, David Metzler, Sage Miler, Elaine Niesen, Kathy Rausch, Steve Rausch, Justin Regan, Dan Schock, Dave Smith, Howard Smith, Jim Terwilliger, Paul Wells, Jim Whiteman


Production Photos


Reviews and Testimonials

"‘Enchanted April’ is a wonderful story all on its own, but the acting, direction and design concepts in this production brought it to life in a way that had me smiling the entire show. I didn't want it to end!" - Chelsea R., Guest

"Brava to the four outstanding lead actresses in this play. Each of them did a wonderful job bringing her character to life, a couple of them opening before our eyes like the explosion of flowers that adorned the second act Italian scene. A very enjoyable night of theater." - Brad R., Guest


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