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A Thousand Clowns
| Cast Members |
| Murray
Burns |
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Tomm Duke |
| Nick
Burns |
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Jackson Koewler* (April 8, 9, 16)
and Kris DuRae* (April 10, 15) |
| Albert
Amundson |
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Rex Lee |
| Sandra Markowitz |
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Shannon Rafferty |
| Arnold Burns |
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Alan Nelson |
| Leo Herman |
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Thomas LaRue |
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| Production
Team |
| Set Design, Lighting Design,
Technical Direction, Set Dressing & Set Construction |
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Chuck Ramsey |
| Set Dressing |
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Patsy Hewett |
| Costume Design |
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Nada Nicholson, Margie Yokie |
| Choreography |
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Judy Mann |
| Properties Management |
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Robyn Ratica |
| Production Stage Management |
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Mort Lord |
| Stage Management |
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Callie Paulos |
| Backstage Management |
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Herb Nicholson, Joe Ratica |
| Lighting Execution |
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Daniel Rhodes |
| Assistant Properties Management |
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Judy Anderson |
| Set Construction |
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Tomm Duke, Bob Hammond*, Jack Huntsman, Mort
Lord, Kevin Olson, Zachary Ramsey* |
| Running Crew |
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Tegan Clarke*, Bob Hammond*, Michael Lindsay*,
Krista Montano*, Dustin Nolan*, Chris Pyper*, Ian Rutter*,
Laura Stackhouse*, Norman Tucker, Chelsie Utrup* |
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*TEA Young Artist |
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| Director's Notes |
Unlike its title, A Thousand Clowns is not
about circus performers or gaily dressed performers spilling out
of a car. Instead, it is a love story. Yes, there is a secondary
plot of romantic love, but its most poignant theme is of another
kind of love; familial love that sometimes requires sacrifices and
hard choices. I believe that our talented cast of actors sincerely
convey the premise that all relationships, though rewarding, may
not be easy. Enjoy the performance.
- Donna Ogilvie |
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