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April 21–24 and May 14–15, 1982
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A play by James Fisher
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Production Staff
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Director: James Fisher
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Set and Lighting Designer: Kenneth Kloth
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Costume Designer: Laura Conners
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Choreography: Thomas Broecker
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Stage Manager: Michael McDonough ‘82
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Assistant Stage Manager: Jason Dyer ‘83
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Assistant to the Director: Richard Haffner ‘82
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Cast List
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Pantalone: Michael Abbott ‘85
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Lucrezia: Sara Stuart
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Orazio: Paul Jones ‘82
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Isabella: Carol Homann
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Dottore Leonardis: Benjamin McCormick ‘84
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Flavia: Jamie Ritchie Watson
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Capitano Cockamuccio: William Eastridge ‘82
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Arlecchino: Michael Whelan ‘83
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Coviello: David Newby ‘82
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Columbina: Barbara Metzelaars
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Fancesquina: Connie Ford
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Pasquella: Sue Ann Meek
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Puppeteer: Daniel Jacoby ‘84
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Puppeteer’s Assistant Douglas Bradburn ‘84
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Various Wedding Guests and Zanni: Thomas Bowen, Douglas Bradburn ‘84, Daniel Jacoby ‘84, Richard Haffner ‘82
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Several Children
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Spavento: Jason Foos
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Violetta: Kiki McKinney
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Olivetta: Alix Mikesell
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Ottavia: Andrea Hadley
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Mario: Nathan Hadley
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Cinthio: Rob Herzog
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Pedrolino: Joey Herzog
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Crispin: Douglas Bradburn ‘84
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Antonio: Daniel Jacoby ‘84
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Lelio: Richard Haffner ‘82
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Leandro: Peter Mezelaars
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Production Assistance
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Acrobatic Assistance: Douglas Calisch
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Mask Design: Douglas Calisch
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Puppets Design: Vina Mikesell
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Sound: Eric Mannel ‘83
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Master Electrician: Brian Jones ‘82
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Graphics Design: Laura Conners
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Commedia dell’arte, the 16th and 17th century Italian street theater was brought to life in this original play by Wabash College Theater Department Chairman James Fisher. The play makes use of the traditional comic business (lazzi) and the stock characters (Pantalone, Il Dottore, Il Capitano, Arlecchino) of the beloved Italian theater that greatly influenced the plays of Shakespeare and Moliere.
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This page is part of an ongoing project to document the history of the theatre productions performed at Wabash College. If you have information not included on this page, please contact the Theater Department or Professor Dwight Watson (watsond@wabash.edu).
