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| Directed by Michael P. Watkins |
| August 4 - August 26, 2006 |
This sophisticated comedy places a young Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso in a Parisian cafe, Au Lapin Agile, in 1904, just before the renowned scientist transformed physics with his theory of relativity and the celebrated painter set the art world afire with cubism.
In his first comedy for the stage, Martin plays fast and loose with fact, fame and fortune as these two geniuses speculate on the coming century's achievements and prospects as well as other fanciful topics with infectious dizziness. The subject matter is daring, providing lots of laughs and moments of enlightenment. |
Cast List |
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Production Staff |
Freddy |
Michael Walker |
Gaston |
Bill Campbell |
Germaine |
Sharon Rosalyn Sless |
Einstein |
Benjamin Newman |
Suzanne |
Cate Wolfenbarger |
Sagot |
Scott Shirk |
Picasso |
Parsa Naderi |
Schmendiman |
Matthew Keating |
Countess / Admirer |
Michelle Nordella |
A Vistor |
Johnny Ormsbee |
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Director |
Michael P. Watkins |
Assistant Director |
Sharon Wetterling |
Stage Manager |
Korene Pearson |
Set Design |
David Sherman |
Set Construction |
John Elliott
Jesse Lally |
Proscenium Painting |
Linda Sherman |
Sheep Painting |
Michael Walker |
Lighting Design |
David Sherman |
Sound Design |
Michael P. Watkins |
Light/Sound Operator |
Gail Rapp |
Costumers |
Gail Rapp
Michael P. Watkins
Sharon Wetterling |
Hairstyles |
Dick Schrum |
Properties |
Matthew Keating
Michelle Nordella |
French Consultant |
Dorothy Clark |
Technical Director |
Richard Scheeland |
Production Manager |
Chris Pinto |
Poster and Program Art |
Sharon Wetterling |
Publicity and Programs |
Scott Barkhurst
Jim Kissman
Matt Keating |
Production Photography |
John Bauguess |
Usher Coordinator |
Suzanne Shaprio |
Opening Night Gala Coordinator |
Jim Kissman |
Box Office Manager |
Judi Johnson |
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