Pirates of Penzance, or The Slave of Duty, 1999

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Directed by Randolph Umberger
Music Direction by Benjamin Keaton
Produced by Patrick Kenan, Cathy Lambe, and Randy Lambe
Technical Direction by Kim King
Set Design by Jan Harris

More about Pirates of Penzance on the Gilbert & Sullivan archive.
Link toDavid Smith's webpage about this show.

Showtimes

Thursday-Saturday, April 22-24, 1999, 8pm
Sunday, April 25, 1999, 2pm
Gala Opening Night Reception: 7pm at the Theatre

Performances took place at the historic Carolina Theatre, 309 West Morgan street in downtown Durham, NC.
Please see the directions given on Carolina Theatre's web site.

Saturday, May 1, 1999, 8pm
Sunday, May 2, 1999, 3pm

Performances took place at the historic Thalian Hall, 310 Chestnut Street in Wilmington, NC.
Please see the directions given on Thalian Hall's web site.

Staff

producers: Patrick Kenan, Cathy Lambe, and Randy Lambe
artistic director: Randolph Umberger
music director: Benjamin Keaton
set designer and realizer: Jan Harris
set crew: Judy Bemis, Carolyn Coolidge, Tracy Delius, Richard Dideriksen, Elisa Enriquez, Donald Fluke, Fran Greenstein, Tom Harkins, Thomas Humphry, Patrick Kenan, Teme Levbarg, Hugh Mace, Molly Matlock, Dottie Miller, Terry Murphy, Barbara Namkoong, Tim Riggs, Bruce Stewart, and Shiangtai Tuan
technical director: Kim King
publicity: Darryl Freedman, Cathy Lambe, Teme Levbarg, and Raleigh Mann
program: Ann McCloskey
graphics designer: Richard Dideriksen
choreographer: Kathy Hill Starks
dance captains: Elisa Enriquez, Jordan Friedman, Stephen Marquez, and Noelle Paull
fight director:Daniel Curray
costume designer: Maria Savitsky
costume mistress: Karen Guidry
costume assistant: Charles Guidry
makeup: Patricia Wright
hair / wigs: Kaye Roberts
production stage manager: David Wiggall
company stage manager: Noelle Paull
accompanists: Missie Cranz, Sam Hammond, Rachel Narula, and Rick Pappas
properties: Carolyn Collidge, Annie Hill, Loraine Kohorn, Jennifer Kubik, Molly Matlock, Mollie Moses, Barbara Namkoong, Noelle Paull, Tim Riggs, Marie Snider, and Shiangtai Tuan
lighting designer: David Wiggall
photographer: Mark Jackman
videographer: Bob Storck
ticket managers: Mike Gorman and Erick Keil
reception: Cathy Lambe
house manager: Kelly Matherly
webmaster: Charles Register

Board of Governors

President: Teme Levbarg
Vice President: Cathy Lambe
Secretary: Marie Snider
Business Manager: Randy Lambe
Members At-Large: David Smith and Tweedy Tattersall
Social Chair: Karen Guidry

Cast

Major-General Stanley - Alan Riley Jones Understudy: Hans Linnartz The Pirate King - Richard Dideriksen Frederic - Erick Keil Understudy: Sam O'Neil Samuel - Larry Broadright Understudy: David Kneip Sergeant of Police - Jay Dunbar Understudy: Paul McKenna Mabel - Liz Clark Peretti Understudy: Ann Marie Thomas Edith - Laura Marston Understudy: Pamela Guidry Isabel - Ann Marie Thomas Understudy: Noelle Paull Kate - Elisa Enriquez Understudy: Kirsten Sherman Ruth - Olive McKrell Understudy: Jennifer Kubik

CHORUS
Charlie Bartee Jeff Buschmann Carolyn Coolidge Amy Dallas Katharine Dunbar Mary Ann Friedman Jordan Friedman Mike Gorman Karen Gray Pamela Guidry	Greg Hill Greg Hill II David Kneip Loraine Kohorn Jennifer Kubik Cathy Lambe Khai Le Teme Levbarg Hans Linnartz Gene Leonardi	Raleigh Mann Stephen Marquez Sara Massee Ann McCloskey Jim McCloskey Paul McKenna Tommy McKrell Sam O'Neil Noelle Paull Litz Plummer	Kristen Sherman David Smith Donna Smith Marie Snider Michael Sosna Eve Stelzenmuller Tweedy Tattersall Shiangtai Tuan Richard Watson

Orchestra

Violin: Earl Sanders (Concertmaster), Rolanda Allison, Beverly Andrews, Larry Evans, Craig Hanneman, Stephanie Shiel, Olga Tolanova, Ray Ubinger
Viola: Linda Cook, Patricia Drew, Sharon Kowalski
Cello: Michael Butler, Matt McKrell
Bass: John Wilson
Flute: Charles Register, Kathy Register (Piccolo)
Clarinet: Kim Gilbert, Shirley Violand Jones
Oboe: Rose Finney, Nancy Wilson
Bassoon: Mary Beatty
Horn: Alan Lipson, Sandy Svoboda
Trumpet: Robby Anderson, Alan Cross, Bobby Hinson
Trombone: Jack Denniston, Robert Green
Percussion: Darryl Spellman