Tickets: $22-$37; Preshow music one hour before curtain.
​Family Friendly Show
​​Saturday, April 18 @ 7:00 - FREE Public Read Through

​Fridays: May 8, 15 @ 7:00
Saturdays: April May 2, 9, 16 @ 4:30
Sunday Matinees: May 3, 10, 17 @ 2:00
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May 16 - International Spy Night
Dress up as an international spy and enjoy special appetizers and mystery games before the show.

Mix a Hitchcock masterpiece with a dash of Monty Python and you have The 39 Steps — a fast-paced whodunit for anyone who loves comedy, suspense, and theatrical invention. This thrilling adventure follows the dashing Richard Hannay as he’s caught up in a web of spies, murder, and intrigue, with over 150 characters played by just four wildly talented actors. From heart-pounding chases to hilarious quick changes, this Tony Award-winning hit keeps audiences laughing and guessing from start to finish. Smart, stylish, and side-splittingly funny, The 39 Steps turns classic espionage into a madcap theatrical delight you won’t want to miss!

Preshow Music from Pete Honzik and Jim Van Lanen

Ensemble
Richard Hannay - Christian Love
Annabella/Pamela - Carrie Counihan
​The Clowns - Pete Dignan, Michael Sheeks, Sean Stalvey, Tyler Love

Artistic Team
Michael Sheeks - Director
James Wilhelm - Stage Manager
Karter Mueller - Properties
Hannah Otto - Lights
Claran LaViolette - Costumes
Tessa Komorowski Jindra - Production Coordinator
Emilee Carroll - Board Liaison

Carrie Counihan (Annabella/Pamela/Margaret) It’s been a while since I’ve done back to back and overlapping shows, but I’m enjoying the challenge and the chance to share the stage again with some of my favorite people! 39 Steps has been a surprising delight and it’s been a treat watching my fellow actors develop and discover their characters and just how many bits are hidden in this script. This is my 6th season on the Forst Inn stage and I’m so grateful to Michael and the Forst gang for all they do to make so many shows possible and such a variety of opportunities available for all of us. Thankooooo thankoo! 

Pete Dignan (Clown) A wonderful chance to re-unite with some former castmates, and to find some new ones. Thank you to the Forst Inn for the opportunity to play Clown 1 in which I get to inhabit 8 separate characters in the show. Though it can get a little confounding to carry those 8 voices around in my head. It is a bit confusing to know which one I am listening to. No it is not. Who said that!  Ay it was me! No bother to me I just go with the flow. Oh right, Mr. Laid back. Who is that now! Crikey. No worries, everything is Tickety-boo. Says you.

Christian Love (Hannay) I am giddy to be performing on the Forst Stage once again, this time with my son Tyler. This is such a fun show to do and I hope you, the audience, have as much fun watching it. I've never done a show quite like this but have thoroughly enjoyed the process of bringing it to life. I am grateful to be sharing the stage with so many talented actors who are able to portray multiple characters and different accents. It is very special for me to get to do theater with my son. This is only the second time we have been on stage together but I hope we get to do it a lot more. Thanks to Michael and the rest of the Forst family for providing Tyler and I the opportunity to do this. And thank you Forst audience. You are the reason we do this .

Tyler Love (Clown)  It is my first time playing a role that has more than one character and it has definetely been an enjoyable experience. I have performed in other shows before but this is my first one with the Forst. In my freetime I love to play guitar, sing, listen to music, and play Gran Turismo 7. I would just like to thank both my parents (Christian and Heather Love), I don't think I would be where I am without them. I would also like to thank my grandparents and Carrie Couniham for their support and enthusiasm. Thank you and enjoy the show!

Michael Sheeks (Clown) It's all about wearing hats.

Sean Stalvey (Clown) I am happy to be back on stage again to give this romp of a show another spin. If you seen the 39 Steps here at the Forst Inn 8 years ago, you may remember my time as Hannay with his lavish pencil mustache. This time around I play one of the Clowns, which means I play a number of characters throughout the show, donning different outfits and accents during Hannay’s adventure. It has been lovely watching myself and my fellow talented cast mates create new perspectives with these characters in a show I am familiar with. I am thankful to be part of this production of the 39 Steps and I thank you for coming to see the show! Thankoo!  

Ticket Pricing is Set by Table Type (Prices include fees and tax.)
Saver Tables (Orange Tables) $22.00 Youth, $26.40 Senior/Student/Military; $30.80 Adult
Tier One Tables (Blue Tables) $22.00 Youth, $33 Senior/Student/Military; $37 Adult
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Tables 12 & 23 are good options for wheelchair or limited mobility access.