2001-02 Theatre Season

KISS ME KATE

Written by Cole Porter.

Directed by Ginny Davis.

Kiss Me Kate is a story of two actors who are divorced but brought together by an acting job, the musical version of The Taming of the Shrew. A fight on the opening night threatens the production, as well as two thugs who have the mistaken idea that Fred owes their boss money and insist on staying next to him all night.

LYSISTRATA

by Aristophanes (Translated by Rajit Bolt).
Directed by Kathryn Moller.

Far from being for a family audience, Lysteria focuses mainly on withholding sex in order to stop war. Athenian women, fed up with the Peloponnesian War, barricade themselves in the Acropolis and go on a sex strike to force their husbands to vote for peace with Sparta.

 

 

 

 

Creative Team

• Assistant Director/Dramaturg- Glenda Tom
• Composer- Lawrence Nass
• Set design- Jamie Gormley
• Costume Design- Ginny Davis
• Publicity Design- Michelle Morey
• Assistant Publicist- Jamacia Connally
• Lighting Design- Stacey Sotosky
• Properties Design- Deborah Wehmer
• Choroeographers Kathryn Moller and Lauren Sanderson
• Technical Director- Jamie Gormley
• Stage Manager- Mac PettersonAssistant
• Stage Manager- Mike Boone

Cast

• Katie Brost- Lampito
• Damon Dlubak- Kinesias
• Kelly Frye- Stratyllis
• Kristen Hathcock- Lysistrata
• Jessi Kingan- Ismenia
• Julian Lawrence- Lycon
• Mauriceo- Kalonike
• Alex Meyerouich- Enos
• Tara Ivy Sheehan- Phaedria
• Carl Smith- Strymodorus
• Steven Roland Wayman- Rhodippe

Crew

• Beau Benally
• John Conroy
• Ian Crosser
• McCaren Dean
• Elijah Ellis
• Marcus Gaede
• Anna Gelt
• Theresa Giovannini
• Muariceo
• Danielle Robbins