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April 16–18 and May 15–16, 1981
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A play by William Shakespeare
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Production Staff
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Director: Peter Wright
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Scenic and Lighting Designer: Ken Kloth
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Costume Designer: Andrée Stern
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Stage Manager: Emily Runion
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Cast List
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Don Pedro: Mike Whelan ‘83
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Don John: Paul Jones ‘82
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Claudio: Angelo McCabe
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Benedick: Virgil Miller ’81
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Balthazar: Matthew White ‘82
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Conrade: Barry Mann ‘83
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Borachio: Rick Haffner ‘82
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Leonato: Jeff Been ‘81
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Antonio: Dan Jacoby ‘84
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Hero: Robin Mallory
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Beatrice: Barbara Metzelaars
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Margaret: Janet Wallace
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Ursula: Connie Ford
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Lady in Waiting: Wendy Ludwig
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Lady in Waiting: Debbie Wilbur
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Friar Francis: Ben McCormick ‘84
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Dogberry: Kevin West ’83
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Verges: Chuck Merz ‘84
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First Watch: Steve Nokes ‘80
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Second Watch: John Ruddy ‘81
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Sexton: Tom Bowen
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Musicians: Chris Roscher, Jeff Warbinton ‘81, Hal Cardona, Paul Blair, Scott Jones ’81
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Production Assistance
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Graphics: Mary Johnson
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Technical Assistants: Eric Mannel ‘83, Brian Jones ‘82
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Lighting Crew: Jeff Hicks ‘83, Bill Eastridge ‘82
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Props: Steve Fleetwood ‘81, Linda Stover
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Masks: Connie Moore
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Hairstyles: Janna Conway
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Lobby Display/High School Consultant: Linda Evans
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Written in 1598-99, Much Ado about Nothing is one of Shakespeare’s greatest romantic comedies. Beautifully shifting between prose and poetry, it gives us lovers who mistake each other only because they do not dare to trust each other or themselves in Hero and Claudio, Beatrice and Benedick; as well as the dull witted bumbling of Dogberry and Verges. Often called a “feast of wit,” it is an entertainment which delicately mingles humor of various kinds to a happy conclusion.
