08/13/2026
MEET THE CAST of "Four Old Broads"
CHRIS MILTON (Eaddy) I have been blessed with the opportunity to play with Rogue Theater since its inception. Comedy, drama, skits, improv - I've enjoyed them all. Now my family is moving to Arizona, so Fours Old Broads is my bittersweet Swan Song. Thank you, Lola and Stuart, for letting me be part of the Rogue family. And thanks also to all the cast members and production crews that have made every experience a joy. And to you and every audience member, through all the years, I hope it’s been as rewarding for you as it has been for me. So, as Eaddy would say, “I don’t mean to get into your personal business, but please continue to support Rogue Theater.” AMEN!
MONICA LUNDRY (Imogene) Monica made her Rogue Theater debut last year in The Unexpected Man. She is a recent transplant to Door County and is thrilled to be back on stage after more than 25 years. She comes from a university theatre background in NYC. Favorite LA theatre credits include Dying For Laughs and Heterosexuals in Crisis. TV credits include The Fresh Prince of Bel Aire, LA Law, The Wonder Years, Weird Science and several commercials. Film credits include Lina Wertmuller’s On a Moonlit Night, Maternally Yours and several indie films. She studied comedy with the late Charles Nelson Reilly. Monica works as a Women’s Health RN, has a fantastic son, Stanley and lives a happy life with her partner, Maxx.
ELLEN PERONTO (Beatrice) Ellen is a fun-loving retired RN, enjoying life with her hubby, Bob. She loves to camp, garden, quilt, read and travel, as well as fit in an occasional play or two to stay busy. No stranger to the stage, she has worn many theatre hats, lending her talent offstage and on for years to various local groups: The Masquers, The Forst Inn, Heart-a-Rama, KB Productions, St. John's Theater and Rogue Theater. She has also dabbled in commercial work and film. Ellen is ecstatic to be returning to the Rogue Theater stage with this great cast and crew. And to you, the audience, thank you for attending and supporting Community Theater.
MARCIA KRITZLER-EGELAND (Maude) Marcia, a Kansas City native, has called Sturgeon Bay home for the last 32 years. She is a mother, a proud Bubbe, a wife, a retired teacher, a Holocaust educator, and an inveterate traveler. She has traveled all over the world, but loves Thailand the best; her older son and a grandson live there. She gives thanks to her friends, family and castmates for their help and support. She is making her acting debut in Four Old Broads.
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