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Summer 2004
The Golden Peptide
by Timothy Goddard
Directed by Kim Treague
June 3 – 6, 2004
Cynthia is a red blood cell dissatisfied with her lot in life. Bored with her job carrying oxygen to all parts of the body, she tells her troubles to Ozzy and Chuck, two fat cells, who tell her the story of the legendary Golden Peptide. The Golden Peptide, they tell her, will grant its posessor five wishes. Cynthia decides to go in search of the Golden Peptide, and once she finds it she wishes herself into a variety of different cells: a muscle cell, a neuron, and a white blood cell. However, she soon discovers that while her new jobs are very exciting, they aren't quite what she expected. Cynthia begins to think that being a red blood cell wasn't all that bad, but when she turns herself into a bone cell and finds herself unable to move, will she ever be able to return to her old life?
| CAST |
| Nathan Wagner | PROFESSOR / E-COLI 2 |
| Bradley "Peanut" McCoy | CHUCK / COMMENSAL 4 NEURON 2 / T-CELL |
| Kevin Whitby | OZZY / COMMENSAL 3 ARTIE / NEURON 5 / MAC |
| Sarah Cadorette | CYNTHIA |
| Amanda Zenk | COMMENSAL 1 / NEURON 4 E-COLI 1 / JAY |
| Lisa Barnes | COMMENSAL 2 / COXSWAIN NEURON 1 / B-CELL 2 / CAL |
| Chris Bowlsby | THE STEVE / SAMMY NEURON 3 / B-CELL 1 |
Illinois Jane and the Pyramid of Peril
by T. James Belich
Directed by Jaron Burdick
June 3 – 6, 2004
When the map to a pyramid lost for 3000 years is discovered, it is up to
the greatest adventure hero of all time to unlock its mysteries... Dr.
Illinois Jane, cartographer extraordinaire! Along with her faithful
sidekick, Sid Knickerbock, Illinois Jane must stop the evil Frenchman Pierre
LeMalodeur from reaching the pyramid first and stealing the Elixir of Life,
the secret to immortality. With it the Frenchman would be free to
wreak his fiendish French plans on an unsuspecting world. But our
illustrious heroine and reluctant sidekick are hot on his trail, determined to
ensure that in the time-honored way of things the villain is vanquished.
Along the way Illinois Jane must brave booby traps beyond description,
face down pirates, and even fight off the stench of French henchmen on top of a
moving train. Meeting all these challenges and more with style and
panache, Illinois Jane rushes to the rescue in a harrowing climax as she
matches wits with LeMalodeur in the heart of the Pyramid of Peril!
| CAST |
| Kelly Belich | DR. ILLINOIS JANE dashing young heroine |
| Chris Bowlsby | SID KNICKERBOCK her reluctant sidekick |
| Kevin Whitby | PIERRE LEMALODEUR our odor-endowed villain |
| Sarah Cadorette | CLAUDE Frenchman of many faces |
| Amanda Zenk | MARCELLE mime of evil |
| Nathan Wagner | DR. THADEUS JANE the heroine's father |
| Bradley "Peanut" McCoy | CAPTAIN NOBEARD mighty pirate |
| Lisa Barnes | TIN TOE TERRY reasonably mighty pirate |
The Twelve Dancing Princesses
by Jaron Burdick and K. Thomas Whitby
Music by Davydd Norris
Directed by Jaron Burdick
July 1 – 3, 2004
A clever retelling of the classic Grimm Brothers' fairy tale in which a brave young soldier seeks to save twelve beautiful princesses from a dark and mysterious fate. The eldest princess is due to be married to a hard-hearted prince she doesn't love. What she does love is dancing, just like her mother before her. And, like her mother, she has a spirit of rebellious curiousity that leads her and her sisters deeper and deeper into the mystery surrounding her mother's death. As the princesses become strangely ill and their suitors disappear, the young soldier must solve the riddle of the twelve dancing princesses himself.
| CAST |
| Katherine Juul | HAG / QUEEN |
| Ryan Sandberg | KING |
| Beth Anne Nelson | PRINCESS PRIMROSE |
| Amanda Zenk | PRINCESS PETUNIA |
| Ashley Hommer | PRINCESS POSEY |
| Susie Kramer | PRINCESS LILAC |
| Kaitlyn Cohan | PRINCESS DAISY |
| Allie Benson | PRINCESS DAFFODIL |
| Emileigh Cohan | PRINCESS PANSY |
| Reeve Currie | PRINCESS VIOLET |
| Jessica Arend | PRINCESS LILY |
| Gabbi Johnson | PRINCESS PERIWINKLE |
| Sandy Harthan | DUCHESS |
| Kevin Whitby | CAPTAIN TRENCH |
| Hannah Kritzeck / Caitlin Cocker | BOBBIN |
| Darrin Geier | PISTOL |
| Lisa Barnes | FIFE |
| Trevor McDonald | WART |
| Bayley Kinner | FENNIGAN |
| Connor McDonald | SNITCH |
| Luke Arend | TWITCH |
| Paul Arend | TINKER |
| Thomas Leeper | PRINCE HUBERT |
| Sarah Cadorette | LORD FLINT |
| Himadhari Sharma | LORD PLUME |
| Emilie Wei | LORD SPECKS |
Caitlin Cocker Devon McDonald Naomi Liu Nathaniel Liu Sarah Arend | COURTIERS / BEGGARS / FOREST SPRITES |
A Rose's Other Name
by Bradley McCoy
Directed by Kim Treague
July 29 – 31, 2004
What's in a name? Quite a bit, actually. In this response to Romeo and Juliet, a young lady is shamed when she is accused of having an illicit affair. To save her reputation, he father declares that only a suitor who gives her a true name may marry her. Scandal ensues as suitors scramble to learn the young lady's true name through espionage, deceit and other means. The lady and her father wait with trepidation for a worthy husband to come forward and claim her hand.
| CAST |
| Bradley "Peanut" McCoy | CHORUS / ABRIGO / PERDIDO |
| Thomas Leeper | VERALMA |
| Terry Nelson | MIRANDA |
| Sarah Cadorette | AMANA |
| Allie Benson | TIBIO / FRIJOL |
| Lisa Barnes | ANSIA |
| John Redfield | BRUNOSO / GOLFILLO |
| Sandy Harthan | REMORA / GAVROCHE |
| Beth Anne Nelson | CULEBRINA |
| Davydd Norris | MARTILLO |
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