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The lately widowed Countess of
Rossillion has a son, Bertram, who
prepares to go to Paris as the king’s
ward. Helena, whose father has recently
died, grew up with Bertram and,
unknown to him, loves him passionately.
Helena follows Bertram to the French
court, and offers the king a secret
remedy for the disease that threatens his
life. In return, she asks that the king
give her the husband she desires. She
heals the king and chooses Bertram, who
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of Diana, an Italian girl. Helena, on a
pilgrimage which brings her to Florence,
persuades Diana to consent but demand
Bertram’s ring. Helena then takes Diana’s
place in the nighttime rendezvous,
consummating the marriage without his
knowledge. They all return to the French
court, where Helena appears and
confronts Bertram with the evidence that
she has fulfilled his conditions. He
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Director: Rita Giomi

Scenic Designer: Steven L. Gilliam

Costume Designer: Carolyn Lancet

Lighting Designer: Michael Wellborn

Sound Designer: Kevin Dunayer

Voice & Speech Coach: Catherine Fitzmaurice

Dramaturg/Director’s Assistant: Dennis C. Beck

CAST OF CHARACTERS:

(in order of appearance)

Countess: Anne Butler

Bertram: James Ludwig

Lafew: Erik Sandvold

Helena: Alicia Sedwick

Parolles: Sean Hennigan

King of France: David Adamson

Lavatch: Alexis Woutas

Reynaldo: Jim Zeiger

The Brothers Dumaine: Jeff Mills, Doug Miller

King’s Guard/Soldier: John Conlee

King’s Guard/Soldier: Guiesseppe Antonio
Jones

Lord/Soldier: Michael C. Dahlen

Lord/Soldier/Interpreter: Sean Ryan Kelley

Lord/Soldier/Courier: Derek Webster

Isbel/Barmaid/Countess’ Lady: Mary Kae Irvin

Widow/King’s Lady: Charla Cabot

Diana/Countess’ Lady: Pamela Thomas

Mariana/King’s Lady: Annalisa Hill

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Stage Manager: Claire Sigman
Assistant Stage Manager: Lisa Cook

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There will be one fifteen minute intermission.

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Charla Cabot — Countess; Mary Kae Irvin —
Diana/Mariana; Annalisa Hill —
Helena/Widow; Erik Sandvold — King of
France; Doug Miller — Bertram/Parolles;
Guiesseppe Antonio Jones —
Reynaldo/Interpreter/Courier; Michael C.
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Dumaines/King’s Guard.

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Henry V chronicles Henry’s campaign
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between the reign of his great-
grandfather, Edward III, and that of his
father’s cousin and rival, Richard II. The
play begins in London where Henry V
affirms his claim to the French throne.
As Henry declares war against France, an
insulting gift of tennis balls is delivered
from the French Dauphin, who ridicules
Henry and mocks his threat of invasion.
This incident strengthens Henry’s
determination to claim France for
England. As war preparations are made,
Henry exposes and orders the execution
of three treasonous Englishmen who
threaten his life and throne.

In France, Henry captures the city of
Harfleur. He then proceeds toward
Agincourt where his army confronts
French forces which ‘outnumber his ten
to one. The night before this battle a
disguised Henry visits his troops. He
grapples with tough ethical issues,
including the morality of this war and
the lives for which he is responsible.

On St. Crispin’s Day the English
achieve a miraculous victory at
Agincourt. Henry is awarded the French
crown and marries Katherine, the French
princess. Through his marriage Henry
attempts to permanently unite England
and France. However, as foreshadowed
by the play’s epilogue, this peace is
short-lived. The reign of their son, Henry
VI, ends disastrously in civil strife,
usurpation, and loss of France.

Director Malcolm Morrison’s work with the
Colorado Shakespeare Festival is subsidized in
part by a grant from the UNIVERSITY OF
COLORADO PRESIDENT’S FUND FOR THE
ARTS AND HUMANITIES.

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HEDRY V

ARTISTIC STAFF:

Director: Malcolm Morrison

Scenic Designer: Donato Moreno

Costume Designer: Mark Pirolo

Lighting Designer: Richard Devin

Sound Designer: Kevin Dunayer

Fight Choreographer: Richard Raether

Voice & Speech Coach: Catherine Fitzmaurice

Dramaturg: Melody Thomas

Director’s Assistant: Lynn Hemingway
Cordiner

CAST OF CHARACTERS:

King Henry the Fifth: Scott Brown

Duke of Gloucester: Mikael Salazar

Duke of Bedford: Randy John Howk

Duke of Exeter: A. Bryan Humphrey

Earl of Westmoreland: Charles Wilcox

Archbishop of Canterbury/Captain Gower:
Daniel Tierney

Bishop of Ely/Captain Fluellen: Sean Hennigan

Earl of Cambridge/Bates: Henry Martin Leyva

Lord Scroop/Court: Doug Lockwood

Sir Thomas Grey/Williams: Sam Robinson

Bardolph/Sir Thomas Erpingham: Dennis C.
Beck

Nym/French Soldier: Sam Sandoe

Pistol: Stephen Price

Boy: Lorenzo Gonzalez

King Charles VI: David Adamson

Lewis, the Dauphin: Royden Mills

Duke of Orleans/Governor of Harfleur: Gene
Branaman

Duke of Bretagne: Matthew J. Schwartz

Duke of Burgundy: Kamalani Ishida

The Constable of France: Henry Godinez

Lord Rambures: Tom Gottlieb

Mountjoy: Doug Miller

Alice: Vivian E. Majkowski

Katherine: Angela Reed

Isabel: Pauline Maranian

Hostess: Amy Thone

English Camp Wench: Louahn Lowe

French Knight: James Breen

English Knight: William McIntosh

Chorus: Eric Zivot

STAGE MANAGERS:

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Assistant Stage Manager: Amy A. Snyder

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UNDERSTUDIES:

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for the 1992 season. To receive a contribution form, please call the CSF Office of

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GHE CUINTER'S GALE

SYNOPSIS

Leontes, King of Sicilia, and his
Queen, Hermione, entreat Leontes’
childhood friend, Polixenes, King of
Bohemia, to extend his visit at Leontes’
court. When Polixenes gives in to
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Scenic Designer: Robert N. Schmidt

Costume Designer: Bruce McInroy

Lighting Designer: Michael Wellborn

Composer: Brian Otte

Resident Sound Designer/Engineer: Kevin
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Choreographer: Diann Sichel

Voice & Speech Coach: Catherine Fitzmaurice

Voice & Speech Coach: Michael Barnes

Dramaturg: Susan E. Stengel

Director’s Assistant: Robert Stephen Earnest

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Sicilia:

Leontes, the King: Eric Zivot

Hermione, the Queen: Pauline Maranian

Mamillius, the Prince, their son: J. Caleb
Dickinson

Polixenes, King of Bohemia: Henry Godinez

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Cleomenes: Randy John Howk

Dion: Henry Martin Leyva

Guards: Kamalani Ishida, William McIntosh,
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Bohemia:

An Old Shepherd: Daniel Tierney

Young Shepherd, his son: Lorenzo Gonzalez

A Mariner: Scott Brown

Autolycus: Royden Mills

Prince Florizel, Polixenes’ son: Mikael Salazar

Perdita, Leontes’ and Hermione’s daughter
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Henry Godinez & Eric Zivot appear through
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THE SCENES:

Sicilia: The Court of King Leontes

Bohemia: The Seacoast; later, a rich peasant’s
estate

There will be one fifteen minute intermission.

UNDERSTUDIES:

Stephen Price — Leontes; Henry Martin Levya
— Polixenes; Angela Reed —
Hermione/Perdita; Sam Sandoe — Camille/Old
Shepherd; Doug Lockwood —
Antigonus/Young Shepherd; Vivian E.
Majkowski — Paulina; Lorenzo Gonzalez —
Autolycus; Tom Gottlieb — Florizel; Mikael
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Scenic Designer: Robert N. Schmidt

Costume Designer: Deborah Bays

Lighting Designer: Richard Devin

Sound Designer: Richard K. Thomas

Musical Director: Terese Stewart

Voice & Speech Coach: Catherine Fitzmaurice
Voice & Speech Intern: Michael Barnes
Dramaturg: A. Bryan Humphrey

Director’s Assistant.: Joyce Spivey Aldridge

CAST OF CHARACTERS:

Lucius O’Trigger: Sean Ryan Kelley

Mr. Drudge: John Conlee

Thomas: Jeff Mills

Captain Absolute: James Ludwig

Mr. Faulkland: Erik Sandvold

Bob Acres: Michael C. Dahlen

Anthony Absolute: Jim Zeiger

Bessie: Alexis Woutas, Guiesseppe Antonio
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Miss Lydia: Mary Kae Irvin

Miss Julia: Alicia Sedwick

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Call (303) 492-2783 for membership information.

Officers:

Mell McDonnell, President

Teresa Bardwell, President
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Ellie Vaughter, Vice President

Deborah Taylor, Secretary

Gwen Schuster-Haynes,
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Judi Chamberlain, Membership
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dance, and opera are being
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George M. Vogler

Robert E. Wall

Doris Wall

Family of Wesley Webb
Dana Weddle

Robert Wester

Russell L. Wheeler

Mary Ray White

Paul & Mary Lou Whitelock
H. Wayne & Fran Whitener
Richard Willett

Stephen & Faith Williams
Bob & Debbie Wilson
Phillip Wong

Michelle Wood

Ken & Ruth Wright

Nicole Yardley

Barney Yetter

Marilou N. Young

George & Peg Young
Wesley Zerbe

George & Arla Zimmerman

Note: This list includes
memberships and contributions
made before the press deadline

for this program.

You can find out more about
the CSF Guild and its special
projects in the CSF brochure.

 

SHAKESPEARE GARDEN ASSOCIATION

A Special Project of the CSF Guild

Pam Fortner
“Christa Fregman
*Chris Gallagher, Landscape &
Irrigation
*Dan Greenburg, Landscape &
Irrigation Design
Patti Hanson
Holly Hart
“Valarie Hoagland
“Karon Johnson
*Hidelly Kane, Landscape &
Irrigation Design

*Chet & Kristy Anderson
Erin Biesiada
Michele Bishop
Nancy Calvert
“Becky & John Cowdery
*Marlene & Jim Cowdery
“Michelle & Paul Cowdery
“Philip Cowdery
Trudy Cronan
Kelly Davis
“Leslie Durgin
Mary Karen Euler
*Jan & Bob Evans Diana Kinsey
*Cheryl Fechner, Bellwether *Rita Kotter
Farms *Richard J. Kraemer, PhD,
Trish Flaster Swallowtail Corp./VitaGro

1992 GREEN SHOWS

Music — Dance
Other Entertainment
For Your Pleasure

Every Night
In Front of the Hellems Building
“On the Green’’
7215 = 6:15

Bring a Picnic Lunch
Park Early!

And Enjoy the Summer Evening

‘‘A Spice of Life’’

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‘“‘On the Green’’

Call: 443-4049

“Will Shakespeare,’’ played by actor
Charles Wilcox in the Green Show
performances, ts sponsored in part by a
grant from the UNIVERSITY OF
COLORADO PRESIDENT’S FUND FOR
THE ARTS AND HUMANITIES and by a
grant from the CSF GUILD.

 

*Carol A. Lane

Cindy Morris Lennon
*Mell McDonnell

Patti McFerran

Amy McKenzie

Vandy Major

Longaberber Baskets

Lauri Majors

Sandy Miller

Mary Ann Nagel
Linda Norris

*M. Janell Notestine
Anita Parks

Annie Pederson
“Manfred Peters
*Marie Phillips

Kristin Postweiler
*Queen of Spades Garden Club
*Nancy Reed

“Edward Regel, McGuckins

Hardware

Deborah K Rosenberger
“Kay Sachs

Lori & Tim Schiewe
Bette Wilks

Marlene Williamson
Bonnie Wilson

Honorary Members:
Richard Devin
Andy Holst
Alan Nelson

Advisors:
Barbara Hedberg
Rob Proctor
Julia Slingo

*Contributors

 

LIVING SHAKESPEARE

This year the Colorado Shakespeare
Festival’s Education/Outreach Program

launched the highly successful classroom
program Living Shakespeare. Designed for
junior and senior high school students of
English and drama, the Living Shakespeare
program focuses on techniques for
studying and understanding Shakespeare’s
texts through performance, and presents a
cultural and historical as well as literary
perspective of the man and his work.
During the spring of 1992 more than 1000
students participated in this innovative
program.

Living Shakespeare is sponsored in part by
a grant from the UNIVERSITY OF
COLORADO OUTREACH COUNCIL.

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SUNDAY EVENING
LECTURE SERIES

Sponsored by the
Colorado Shakespeare Festival Guild

Free Admission!

6:30 Sunday Evenings
The Tent on the Green

CU-Boulder Campus in Front
of the Hellems Building

June 14: Director Patrick Kelly on The
Winter's Tale/Tour of CSF Shops
with Producing Artistic Director
Dick Devin

June 21: Director Rita Giomi on A//’s Well
That Ends Well/Backstage Tour with
CSF Production Manager Stephanie
Young

June 28: Director Malcolm Morrison on
Henry V

July 5: Director Joel G. Fink on his
adaptation of The Rivals

July 12: Children’s Night with the
Playground Players, members of
Collage Children’s Museum,
Jugglers, Story Tellers

July 19: ‘‘They Pay You To Do That?”’
Education Director Judith Bock and
the 1992 Dramaturgs

July 26: Music of Shakespeare’s Time with
the Boulder Renaissance Consort/

Composer Brian Otte on music for
The Winter’s Tale & Julius Caesar

August 2:Guest Artists on their approach to
their characters, their training, and
their lives as actors

August 9:Children’s Night with Safe Stage
Hand-to-Hand Combat, Acting
Lessons For All, Story Telling

August 16:Producing the Festival: Fitting the
classics into today’s world/
Producing Decisions That Shape the
Season: A year of planning and
creating

For Further Information:

492-8181, 492-2783, or 492-1527

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TICKET PRICES
COLORADO SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL — 1992

Season Subscriptions are available only through August 2.

Season Tickets Weeknights (Sun-Thurs)

Play Package Dress Circle $75

Your best savings: Orchestra $48

4 plays for the price of 3! Preferred $39

Week End Nights (Fri-Sat) Regular $30

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Dress Circle $78
Orchestra $51
Preferred $42
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