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Cast and Crew:
Hearty thanks and congratulations to our wonderful cast and crew for a job well done! We hope to see you for the next show!
special thanks to:
Nancy Long,
Rome Art & Community Center,
Hamilton College music department,
DiBella's Fancy Fruit Baskets,
Tom Soderberg
Read Rome Sentinel Review of Iolanthe HERE
Libretto
Vocal Score
REHEARSAL & SHOW PHOTOS:
SEE ADDITIONAL REHEARSAL and SHOW PHOTOS HERE
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 "Powerful...unique and fun!"--Rome Daily Sentinel The Capitol Theatre Presents:
Gilbert and Sullivan'sIOLANTHE
or, The Peer and the Peri Directed by Michael David Brown
Musical Director: Chris Widomski
Choral Master: Barb Seaton
Performance Dates:
Friday, June 8 at 8pm
Sunday, June 10 at 2:30pm
Friday, June 15 at 8pm
Saturday, June 16 at 8pm
Congratulations to our Talented Cast and Crew! (clickable)
| The Lord Chancellor's Page |
Alex Michael Alexander |
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| Chorus |
Beth Amuso
Jim Bintz
Dave Bunker
Catherine Collett
Nicola Collett
Tyler Corcoran
Carl DeFranco
Randy DeVett
John Frank
Karen Gill
Jean Gudaitis
Christine Imler
Freddie Stanulevich
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| Orchestra |
conductor Christopher Widomski
Violin Margaret Morgan-Davies, Anna Mellace, Stella Bryans
Viola Jordan Davies
Violincello MacKenzie Hayes, Johnathan Thickstun
Contrabass Kym Johnson
Flute & Piccolo Amanda Heckman, Barbara Seaton (Piccolo)
Oboe Kerkira Stockton
Clarinet Lynda Dudgeon
Alto Saxophone Jason Everett
French Horn Andrew Lamphere
Trumpet Mark Tardugno
Baritone Horn David Parker
Trombone Emmitt Potts
Percussion David McNamara |
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| corps de ballet |
Kathleen Bollana, Ashley Peters, Allison Thomas, Amanda Thomas |
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| Crew |
Jean Browne, Stage Manager
Chris Carnright, Stage Manager
Stage Assistants: Josh Armitage, Catrin Evans, Ryan Perez
choreography | Nancy Long
sound | Ed Widomski
set design | Tom Soderberg
costume design | Kylie Pierce
set construction+painting | Holbee Productions
poster art+illustrations | Tom Soderberg
program+website | Holbee Productions
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| ABOUT IOLANTHE: |
| Iolanthe is Gilbert and Sullivan's classic "fairy operetta"--a take on parliamentary politics, with its chorus of members of the House of Lords jealously guarding their legislative privileges while the women's chorus of fairies merrily undermines them, all in aid of Strephon, the half-mortal, half-fairy shepherd-turned Member of Parliament who loves Phyllis, a ward of the Lord Chancellor, Britain's chief legal officer. Meanwhile, the fairy Iolanthe feels she must reveal a great secret, even if it carries with it a heavy price. Iolanthe is a two-act comic opera with soloists, a full chorus, and orchestra. A full plot summary and additional information may be found at the Gilbert and Sullivan Archive |
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