Don't Drink the Water
Written by Woody Allen; Directed by Glen Eric Reed
The Hollanders wanted nothing more than a simple vacation. Instead, they're forced to take refuge in an American embassy behind the Iron Curtain, barely escaping the Communist authorities accusing them of espionage. It's quickly clear that "refuge" is to be taken lightly, as the embassy is being run by the absent ambassador's inept son. What starts as a vacation, turns to a prisoner exchange, then a daring escape attempt, all with undertones of comedy--and a budding romance!
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Cast |
| Father Drobney | | Roger Wayne |
| Ambassador Magee | | Randall King |
| Kilroy | | Elise Dervinis |
| Axel Magee | | Tim Courtney |
| Marion Hollander | | Fran Kane |
| Walter Hollander | | Vahan Berberian |
| Susan Hollander | | Danielle Riedel |
| Krojack | | Michael Tarringer |
| Burns / Kasnar | | Kevin Justice |
| Chef / Countess Bordoni | | Stevie Tagye |
| Sultan of Bashir | | Don Cheetham |
Crew |
| Stage Manager | | Tracy Bell |
| Lighting Designer | | Mike Fitzgerald |
| Master Carpenter | | Allen Puy |
| Line Coach / Tech Operator | | Abigail Morgan |
| Costume Designer | | Stevie Tagye |
| Sound Designer | | Kevin Robinson |
Staff |
| Director | | Glen Eric Reed |
| Producer | | Carolyn Salerno |
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