LEVELS' SPRING 2010 MUSICAL
Music & Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Book by Burt Shevelove & Larry Gelbart
Based on the plays "Pseudolus," "Miles Gloriosus"
and "Mostellaria" by Plautus
"Something for everyone! A comedy tonight!"
Broadway's funniest musical is a hilarious romp through
ancient Rome, as a slave tries to earn his freedom by uniting
his young master with the woman he loves, a task that winds up involving
disguises, mistaken identity, men in drag, a house full of dancing courtesans,
some very threatening Roman soldiers and a vial of mare's sweat.
Thursday • Friday • Saturday
April 29-30 and May 1 at 8:30 p.m.
Directed by Emi Schaufeld
Choreography by Karen Notovitz
Set Design by Nina Mor
Costume Design by Maddie Walker
Lighting Design by Karishma Mansukhani
Light Board Operator, Sam Landerer
Prop Design by Jeremy Kramer
Makeup Design by Torie Martino
Head Carpenter, Benny Katz
Follow Spot Operator, Ruben Heinemann
Produced by Emi Schaufeld, Becka Shaktman & Taylor Sameyah
THE CAST (in alphabetical order): |
|
Gabriel Atkin |
Hysterium, a slave |
Yuval Ben-Hayun |
Marcus Lycus, a courtesan dealer |
Skylar Bonné |
Comicus, a protean clown |
Jane Coons |
Philia, a courtesan |
Kevin Garcia |
Hero, son to Senex & Domina |
Sara Ann Gottlieb |
Geminae Twin, a courtesan |
Liel Klein |
Vibrata, a courtesan |
Jeremy Kramer |
Insanius, a protean clown |
Marissa Martino |
Geminae Twin, a courtesan |
Torie Martino |
Miles Gloriosus, a soldier |
Nina Mor |
Erronius, a very old man |
Karen Notovitz |
Gymnasia & Tintinabula, two courtesans |
Lili Notovitz |
Domina, wife to Senex |
Stephanie Pearl |
Acrobaticus, a protean clown |
Rebecca Reiss |
Senex, an old man |
Sydney Ronis |
Pseudolus, a slave / Prologus, an actor |
Taylor Sameyah |
Tragicus, a protean clown |
Anna Zagubizhenko |
Panacea, a courtesan |
THE MUSICIANS (in alphabetical order): |
|
Lauren Brill |
Trombone |
Richard Feder |
Alto Saxophone |
Jacob Levitin |
Drums |
Mohit Mansukhani |
Cello |
Tim Park |
Viola |
Jacob Wolf Szilagi |
Violin |
Kris Bauman |
Piano |