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Mar. 16 - Apr.
14, 1990
Based on John Van Druten's I AM A CAMERA and Christopher Isherwood's BERLIN STORIES, this award-winning musical turns the pre-war Berlin of 1931 into a sexually charged haven of decadence. Nightclub entertainer Sally Bowles, who radiantly goes on with the show as the Nazis rise to power, holds her many male admirers at a distance that keeps her from having to bother with genuinely deep emotions. They flock to the Kit Kat Klub night after night as a way of staving off the inevitable effects of war and dictatorship. They're all living in a morally ambiguous vacuum of desperate anxiety, determined to keep up appearances as the real world - the world outside the comfortable sanctuary of the cabaret - prepares for the nightmarish chaos of war.
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| THE CAST |
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Master of Ceremonies |
Sam Burris | ||
| Clifford Bradshaw | David Dobson | ||
| Ernst Ludwig | Jef Fontana | ||
| Customs Official | Mike Gonzales | ||
| Fraulein Schneider | Suzanne Charney | ||
| Herr Schultz | Charlie Dickerson | ||
| Fraulein Kost | Kathleen Hope | ||
| Telephone Girl-Gretta | Candy West | ||
| Maitre D' | Terry Medley | ||
| Max | Mike McNulty | ||
| Waiters | Jack
Clifford Chase Coulter |
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| Sally Bowles | Kathy Van Every | ||
| Two Ladies | Susan
Webb Beverly Hill |
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| German Sailors | Dan
Spurgeon Steve Jones John Weissert |
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Kit Kat Girls: |
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| Ilsa | Melanie Levy | ||
| Frenchie | Susan Webb | ||
| Lulu | Diana Killgore | ||
| Heidi | Shelby Rothell | ||
| Kristina | Cheryl Varnell | ||
| Fritzie | Barbara Graham | ||
| Helga | Hildreth Langoc | ||
| Inge | Beverly Hill | ||
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Frei Korps Soldiers |
Mike
Gonzales Jack Clifford |
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| German Youth | Joe McNulty | ||
| Taxi Man | Steve Jones | ||
| Gorilla | Cheryl Varnell | ||
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THE BAND |
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| Synth/Keyboards | Stacy Goodhart | ||
| Accordian | Sheryl Waters | ||
| Percussion | Ron Blankinship | ||
| Trumpet | Rob
Freedman Nick Barnhill |
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| Woodwinds | Keith Parker | ||
| Conductor & Keyboards | Enoch Elms | ||
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THE CREW |
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| Director | Michelle DeLong | ||
| Choreographer | Billie Thrash | ||
| Musical Director | Enoch Elms | ||
| Tech Director & Stage Manager | Helen Dutton | ||
| Artistic Director | Kenneth Roth | ||
| Assistant | Christina Rich | ||
| Assistant | Susan Webb | ||
| Props | Linda Lagan | ||
| Costume Designers | David
Shuler Billie Thrash Michelle DeLong The Cast |
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| Costume Builders | Carene
DeLong Mondy Paulhka Suzanne Charney Rebekah Hallford David Shuler Christina Rich |
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| Set Painter | Mark Boothe | ||
| Light Operator | David Swanner | ||
| Backstage Crew | Rebekah
Hallford Rita Scranton Christina Rich |
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| Historical Consultant | Mike Gonzales | ||
| Set Crew | Helen
Dutton Mike Dutton Christina Rich Spud Dutton |
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| Set Construction | Jim
Osterlund Helen Dutton Christina Rich |
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| Poster & Program Design | David
Shuler & Michelle DeLong based on an original design by Gaylen Nichols |
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SPECIAL THANKS TO |
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Kinkos - Lisa Slater - Kenny Walker - Richard Ingham - Deck & Den - Mary Runyen - Bob Mansfield - Regina Birchall - Kabets - Richard Darby and Kandid Kids Staff - Glen Hawkins - Christy Nedbalek and Mark Croston - K-LITE FM 102 - The Daily Oklahoman - Rick Rogers - The Gazette - The Journal Record - Carrie Robertson and KWTV - Shelley Dixson - Penn Square Mall - John Vann - Creme De La Creme - Joel Levine - Bill Thrash and Ann Jones - Seabrooks Formal Wear |
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Produced by special arrangement with Tams Witmark, Inc. |
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