NOVEMBER 2001
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| Any Alleman, Kate Magill, Melissa Nicholson, Karen Ruch | Producers | |||||||||
| Kate Magill | Costume Design | |||||||||
| Martha Griffin Stanton, Karen Ruch |
Scenic Design | |||||||||
| Karen Gasser | Lighting Design | |||||||||
| Mike Banks | Sound Design | |||||||||
| Amy Bowman | Stage Manager | |||||||||
CASTNarrator - Sara Zentmeyer Commedia del'Arte Abdelazar, the Moor's Revenge Othello The Dutch Courtesan Hedda Gabler The Importance of Being Earnest Measure for Measure Trojan Women |
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Courtesans to Queens was an original showcase of scenes culled from classical theatre. The show prominently featured women's roles and focused on important themes for women: love, marriage and family and the impact of war, politics and class on our lives. The scenes, which presented women of various social classes and occupations, were a mixture of comedy and tragedy spanning from Ancient Greek drama to Turn of the Century farce.
The show was an ensemble production featuring the talents of local female theatre professionals. The producing members of Four Elements Productions also filled the positions of director, actor, costumer, scenic designer and writer.
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