2001

By Carlo Goldoni
adaptation by
Justin Gregson & Rob Clare from a translation
by Justin Gregson
Directed by Robert Currier

Producer's Perspective:
What really excited us about this production was that it was one of the first where we felt we had a fully professional-quality cast. With six Equity contracts and only nine principal characters, we assembled a company of actors with no weak links that could not be topped in Marin. Pat Flick was a wonderfully energetic and inventive Truffaldino, beloved by the audience as well as by Marie Shell who created a charmingly funny Smeraldina. Marcia Pizzo and Scott Coopwood were a powerfully sexy couple in the roles of Beatrice and Florindo. (Playing two 'pants-roles' in repertory took a toll on Marcia's voice, but she was amazingly resilient.)
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Pantalone
Clarice, his daughter
Smeraldina, his servant
Dr. Lombardi
Silvio, his son
Brighella, an innkeeper
Trufaldino, a servant |
Thomas Lynch*
Kelly Balch
Marie Shell*
Ian Swift
Bob Borwick
Peter Schmuckal
Patrick Flick* |
Beatrice, disguised as her brother Federigo
Florindo, her lover |
Marcia Pizzo*
Scott Coopwood* |
Waiters
and Porters (Commedia Troupe) |
Jason Heil*,
Slater Penny, Ivvana
Schein, Dawn Walters |
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Production
Staff
Artistic Director
- Robert Currier
Managing Director - Lesley Schisgall Currier
Costume Design - Pamela Johnson
Set Design - Kenneth Rowland
Lighting Design - Ellen Brooks
Sound Design - Billie Cox
Props Design - Denise Kirchner
Fight Director - Borwick
Production Stage Manager - Jon Wangsgard*
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Member of Actor's Equity Association |
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