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October 4–7, 2000
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A play by Dale Wasserman
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From the novel by Ken Kesey
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Production Staff
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Director: L.L. West
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Scenic Designer: James Gross
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Lighting Designer: Marcus Doshi '97
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Costume Designer: Laura Conners
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Stage Manager: James Cloud '03
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Assistant Stage Manager: Lee Flater '02
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Cast List
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Chief Bromden: Aaron Parks '03
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Randle P. McMurphy: George Belmore '01
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Dale Harding: Ryan Soard '01
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Billy Bibbit: Brian Confer '01
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Charles Atkins Cheswick III: Nick Ohmer
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Frank Scanlon: Bob Hackett
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Anthony Martini: Gabriel Duarte '02
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Ruckly: Chris Laguna
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Nurse Ratched: Maureen Sullivan
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Dr. Spivey: Johnny Warren '03
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Aide Warren: William J. Whetstine '01
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Aide Williams: Brian Lempke '01
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Nurse Flinn: Lydia Crumpacher
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Aide Turkle: Justin Dirig '03
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Candy Starr: Pam Ehrie
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Sandra: Katy Coachys
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Technician: Lee Flater '02
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Production Assistance
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Lightboard Operator: Robert Galliher
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Lighting Assistant: Jon Galliher '04
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Soundboard Operator: Jeremy Knoblaugh
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Propsmaster: Michael Bricker '04
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Follow Spot Operator: Chris Borm '04
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Adapted from Ken Kesey’s novel, One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest is a classic clash of good and evil… using a mental institution as the background. It is the story of Randle P. McMurphy, a charming rogue who contrives to serve a short sentence in an airy ‘nuthouse’ rather than in a prison. His time in the ‘cuckoo’s nest,’ however, is far from calm. He collides with the head nurse, a fierce martinet; he stages a revolt so the ‘bull-goose-loonies’ can watch the World Series on TV; and he arranges a rollicking midnight bash with wine, women, and elevator music. The party goes awry and McMurphy must decide between his buddies or escape. It is a truly American play that celebrates freedom and friendship.
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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).