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The Servant of Two Masters (Fall 2018)
The Servant of Two Masters
November 8 - 10, 2018
Werner Centennial Center
By Carlo Goldoni – Adapted by Constance Congdon – Translated by Christine Sibul
Werner Centennial Center
By Carlo Goldoni – Adapted by Constance Congdon – Translated by Christine Sibul
Further Adapted by Christopher Bayes and Steven Epp
This 18th-century masterpiece by Carlo Goldoni is an enduring, fast-paced story of love, passion and mistaken identity. Complications arise when a servant greedily seeks employment with both the disguised Beatrice and Florindo and spends the rest of the play trying to serve two masters while keeping the two unaware of the others presence. This classic commedia dell’arte piece also tackles some pop culture references and some issues we face in the 21st century. Rated PG-13.
Produced by Special Arrangement with Broadway Play Publishing Inc.
Cast & Crew
| FEDERIGO RASPONI | Maddie Vanech ‘19 |
| FLORINDO ARETUSI | Curtis Brockelman ‘19 |
| BEATRICE RASPONI | Dylan Foster ‘20 |
| CLARICE | Isabel Sanchez ‘20 |
| SILVIO | Eugene Kim ‘19 |
| DOTTORE | Galym Sarkytbayev ‘19 |
| SMERALDINA | Kaitlyn Eddy ‘19 |
| PANTALONE | Julia Krys ‘19 |
| BRIGHELLA | Layton Harmon ‘21 |
| TRUFFALDINO | Hannah Kaye ‘19 |
| PORTER | Grace Rabley ‘20 |
| JESUS CHRIST | Maddie Vanech ‘19 |
| WAITER 1 | Maddie Vanech ‘19 |
| WAITER 2 | Jessie Kwon ‘22 |
| BORDER PATROL 1 | Galym Sarkytbayev ‘19 |
| BORDER PATROL 2 | Jane Burke ‘21 |
TOWNS FOLK Nathalie Charles ‘21, Samantha de Kanter ‘22, Jessie Kwon’22, Allie Masthay ‘21, Daniela Mays-Sanchez ‘20, Elena McGuigan ‘20, Sasha Novozhilova ‘19, Kristina Oganyan ‘22, Shui Se Phoe ‘21, Grace Rabley ‘20, Ariel Seidu ‘22, Bella Tawney ‘22, Maddie Vanech ‘19, Andrea Warrick ‘21
Production Stage Manager Celenah Watson ‘19
Production Assistant Stage Manager Eva Pfeiffer ‘21
TECH CREW Ashlyn Clapprood ‘22, Jesse Kulynych-Griffith ‘19, JC Lane ‘21, Sofi Morales Alvarado ‘19, Lara Stone ‘22, Chris Turino ‘20, Shaunna Walsh ‘20
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