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Apr. 28 - May 14, 2005
Directed
by Bruce
& Millie Nutting
The magnificent music, pageantry, and universal
appeal of Camelot garnered 4 Tonys and an
Outer Critics Circle Award. Amidst the splendor,
joy and magic of Camelot lies the tragic
love triangle of Guenevere, Arthur, and
Lancelot.
Curtain
time is 8:00 PM for performances Thursday-Saturday
and 2:00 PM on Sunday
Running
time is approximately 2 hours and 55 minutes,
including one intermission
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Audience Advisory: Suitable
in language and subject matter for all audiences
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CAST
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Arthur
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William
Gross
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Sir Lionel |
Dave Raymond
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Guenevere
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Catherine
Ard
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Sir Sagramore |
Rich Deaver
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Lancelot du Lac
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Brian Douglas
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Squire Dap |
Randy Swiren
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Pellinore
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Frank Burns
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Horrid |
Ryan Stone
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Mordred
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Michael
Steven Schultz
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Ensemble |
Margaret Brink, Jim Carroll,
Catherine Goodman, Jan Clarke-Gross, Joanne
Hoffman, Joel Rice,
L. Susan Soltis, Alexandra Soltis,
Tom Sweitzer, Rachel Ann Tisera,
Raja Vaidya
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Merlyn
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Jim Hardy
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Morgan LeFey
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Vania Falen
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Nimue
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Margaret
Brink
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Sir Dinadan
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Michael
Ostroff
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Tom of Warwick
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Connor Ambrose,
Stephen Fala,
Conor Janda
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PRODUCTION
STAFF
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| Directors |
Millie and
Bruce Nutting
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Lighting
Designer |
Tom Lee
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| Music Director |
Steve McBride
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Sound |
Bill Whipple,
Davida Stone
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| Assistant
Music Director |
Herb Balian
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Scenic Artist
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Sandy Goldsborough,
Lise Fishman
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| Choreographer |
Vania Falen
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Props |
Pat Maze
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| Stage Manager |
Jim Carroll
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Accompanist |
Michele
Ferdinand
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| Costumes
& Set Decoration |
Celeste
Maschmeyer
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Combat
Coordinator
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Brian Douglas
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