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by G. Bernard Shaw
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Directed by Ruth Wells Fischer
Since Antony and Cleopatra, the battle of the sexes has raged throughout
the centuries. Shaw shows us a delightfully witty take on an age-old
dance.
March 27, 28, 29, 30, 2003
April 3, 4, 5, 6, 2003
April 10, 11, 12, 2003
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Thursday
- Saturday shows begin at 8:00PM
Sunday matinees begin at 2:00PM
The
running time of Man and Superman is approximately
2 hours and 30 minutes.
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CAST
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Octavius Robinson is desperately in love with Ann,
whose father has just died. Her new guardians, Jack
(the Revolutionist) and Ramsden (a soldier of the
old guard), can't seem to agree on anything, and now
the clouds of scandal are gathering over Octavius'
sister, Violet. The only thing that's clear...is that
things are about to get a lot more complicated.
At the turn of the last century, with the automobile
in its infancy and the world on the eve of the age
of flight, George Bernard Shaw used a backdrop of
new technology and new ideas to tell the oldest tale
of all: the elaborate dance of the sexes in search
of love, marriage, and happiness--or at least some
of the above.
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| Karen
Johnston as Ann Whitefield |
| Gene
D'Alessandro as Jack Tanner |
| Sean
Faye as Octavius Robinson |
| Caren
Pauling as Violet Robinson |
| Michael
Lamanna as Hector Malone |
| Peter
Miltz as Mr. Malone |
| April
Woodall as Mrs. Whitefield |
| Chris
Wright as Roebuck Ramsden |
| Cathy
Baum as Miss Ramsden |
| Rich
Geller as Straker |
| Anna
Bruno or Ashley Richardson as the Parlormaid |
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Man
and Superman
features Karen Johnston (left) and Gene
D'Alessandro (below) in a romantic comedy about
the collision between Advanced Opinions and The Life Force. |
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Audience
Advisory:
Man and Superman is suitable in language and
subject matter for all audiences.
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Director |
Ruth
Wells Fischer
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| Assistant
Director |
John
Gaffney
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| Production
Manager |
Lynn
Ross
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Stage Manager |
Jim
Carroll
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| Set
Designer |
Tom
Lee
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Left:
Jack Tanner (Gene D'Alessandro) gives Tavi
Robinson (Sean Faye, seated) advice about the
fairer sex.
Above: A distraught Tavi (Sean Faye)
is counseled by Roebuck Ramsden (Chris Wright).
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| Lighting
Designer |
Charlie
Hoover
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| Costume
Designer |
Celeste
Maschmeyer
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Left:
Jack (Gene D'Alessandro) and his driver Straker
(Rich Geller) consult the newspaper
Right:
Hector Malone (Michael Lamanna) steals a moment
alone with Violet Robinson (Caren Pauling)
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| Sound
Designer |
Chris
Mulford
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| Scenic
Artist |
Sandy
Goldsborough
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| Head
Carpenter |
George
Mulford
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The
cast of Man and Superman includes (clockwise
from far left)
Sean Faye, Cathy Baum, Caren Pauling, Karen
Johnston, Peter Miltz, Michael Lamanna and April
Woodall.
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