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Director:
Charles
McWilliams
Performance
Dates:
March
22,23,24,25
March 29,30,31
April 1,5,6,7
2001
Approximate
run time (including one intermission):
2
hours and 10 minutes
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Show
Synopsis:
Sir, representing “the
haves” and Cocky, representing “the
have-nots” play a board game on stage under
the watchful eye of the urchins.
Through many and varied attempts at winning
the game, Cocky learns to accept his plight.
The show contains several familiar hits:
“A Wonderful Day Like Today,” “Where
Would You Be Without Me?” “The Joker,”
“Who Can I Turn To?” “Feeling Good”
and “Nothing Can Stop Me Now.”
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Cast:
SIR:
Alan Kutner
COCKY: Robert
Welch
THE
KID:
Karen Murdock
THE
GIRL: Betsy
Tweddale
THE
NEGRO:
Ricky Graham
THE
BULLY:
Dan File
THE
URCHINS:
Anna
Eilinsfeld, Mary Filippone, Deirdre Finnegan,
Sara Franco, Michelle Lewin, Nicole Lewin, Samantha
Minnucci, Daniel Murdock, Emily Pirie, Sara Stesis.
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Crew:
Musical
Director: Gayle Scocca
Assistant Director: Dennis Bloh
Choreographer: Donna Dougherty
Producer: Joe Pagano
Lighting Design: Charlie Hoover
Props: Catherine Whelan
Accompanist: Leslie Norton
Production Assistant: Steve Taylor
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