April 8 - 11, 1964
Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre
Artistic Director: Allan D. Schreiber
Music Director: William J. Donahue
Technical Directors: Alan Carr and Bryan Crutcher
Choreography: Judith Riecker
Assistant to the Director: Marlene Bickel
Scene Designer: Paul Shortt
Costumes: Ann Correll (Chairman)
Lighting: Alan Carr (Chairman)
Mailing Lists: Jean Barnard
Make-up: Arthur Bakewell (Chairman)
Photography: James Galbraith
Props: Salli Kimberly (Chairman)
Programs: Paula Levy (Chairman)
Publicity: Esther Kauppila (Chairman)
Stage Manager: Tom Friedman
Technical Directors: Alan Carr, Bryan Crutcher
Tickets: Mayno Williams (Chairman)
The Lord Chancellor: John Allen
Lord Mountararat: Gershom Clark Morningstar
Lord Tolloller: James Galbraith
Private Willis (Of the Grenadier Guards): Michael Baad
Strephon (An Arcadian Shepard): Charles Sutherland
Queen of the Fairies:
Judy Reicker (WFSat- M)
Kathleen Kimmel (ThSat- Eve)
Iolanthe (A Fairy, Strephon's Mother)
Brenda Bencks (WFSat- M)
Edith Donahue (ThSat- Eve)
Celia: Anne Niitme
Leila: Susan Morris
Fleta: Susan Lerner
Phyllis (An Arcadian Shepherdess and Ward in Chancery): Diane Magaw
Lord Chancellor's Train Bearer: Don Nelson
CHORUS OF FAIRIES
Diane Beauchamp, Judy Becker, M. Kathleen Cole, Mary Ann Drach,
* Andree Garner, * Suzy Geffen, Carla Globe, Claudia Kesler, Margaret Lamb,
* Paula Levy,* Carole Markeson, Jodi McIvor, Sidni Schwaneke, Meredith
Seapy, Linda Shur
* Dancers
CHORUS OF PEERS
Bob Allerton, Nick Batch, Bob Beauchamp, Curt Blanding, Fred Bookstein, Art
Gulick, Sami Ralaby, Dick Razzard, Tom McCarty, Robert Miller, Don Nelson,
Tim Parrish, Tom Petiet, Alan Shulman, Jay Starkoff, Fred Webb