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September 30–October 3, 1981
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A play by Karel Capek
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Translated by Paul Selver and Nigel Playfair
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Production Staff
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Director: Dwight E. Watson
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Scenic and Lighting Designer: Kenneth Kloth
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Costume Designer: Laura Conners
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Stage Managers: Phil Seward ‘82, Jeff Hicks ‘83
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Student Assistants: Brian Jones ‘82, Eric Mannel ‘83
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Cast List
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Harry Domin: Michael Whelan ‘83
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Sulla: Connie Ford
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Marius: Barry Gest ‘82
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Helena Glory: Barbara Metzelaars
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Dr. Gall: Richard Haffner ‘82
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Mr. Fabry: Mike Abbott ‘85
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Dr. Hallemeier: Dan Jacoby ‘84
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Mr. Alquist: Benjamin McCormick ‘84
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Consul Busman: Todd Hampshire ‘82
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Nana: Linda Stover
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Radius: Mark Dakich
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Helena: Susan Sturm
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Primus: Jeff Hicks ‘83
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Robot Servant: Mike McDonough ‘82
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First Robot: Luke Grimm ‘84
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Second Robot: Sean Finneran ‘82
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Production Assistance
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Sound: Eric Mannel ‘83
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Light Crew: Curt Havlin ‘84, Parvin Gillim ‘83
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Graphics Design: Laura Conners
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Karl Capek’s 1921 expressionistic drama-satire about scientists manufacturing humanoids to perform mankind’s most menial tasks has long been hailed as one of Czechoslovakia’s greatest plays. The theme of total technology in civilization and its many implications is still highly appropriate for contemporary audiences.
