July 29 - August 16, 2009
By Mark Twain, Adapted by David Ives
Directed by Karen Sheridan
Only dead painters achieve fame! Millet, a young painter, fakes his death in order to pay off his girlfriend’s debts. Millet then puts on a dress and passes himself off as his own sister while figuring a way to come back to life, don trousers and marry Marie!
| Scenic Design | Tom Burch |
| Costume Design | Rachel Laritz |
| Lighting Design | Jason Fassl |
| Sound Design | Joshua Horvath |
| Properties | Sarah Ross |
| Stage Manager | Sara Gammage |
| Agamemnon Buckner (“Chicago”) | Sean Fortunato |
| Hans von Bismarck | Joe Foust |
| Papa Leroux | Timothy Monsion |
| Marie Leroux | Maris Hudson |
| Cecile Leroux | Cassandra Bissell |
| Jean-Francois Millet | Kevin McKillip |
| Bastien Andre | Neil Friedman |
| Madame Bathilde | Carmen Roman |
| Madame Caron | Maggie Carney |
| Phelim O’Shaughnessy | Patrick New |
| Basil Thorpe/Claude Riviere/Charlie/King of France | James Leaming |
| Emperor of Russia | Loren Watson |
| Sultan of Turkey/Customer | Chris Gonyo |
