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Incorruptible
Michael Hollinger
Opening Date:
February 20, 2004
Closing Date:
March 13, 2004
In medieval France, a financially desperate monastery turns to a wildly questionable trade in holy relics in Michael Hollinger's irreverent dark comedy.
Cast & Crew
CAST
Brother Martin — Shane Brown
Charles, abbot of Priseaux — Scott Doyle
Brother Olf — Corey Martin
Brother Felix — Patton Graves
Peasant Woman — Jamie Brewster
Jack, a minstrel — Jordan Weeks
Marie — Kendall Segovia
Agatha — Lana Henson
CREW
Director — Robert Matson
Set design — Corey Martin
Lighting design — Steven Gillmore
Costume design — Corey Martin
Sound design — Robert Matson, Steven Gillmore
Stage manager and light board — Michael Greene
Sound operator — Hillary LaReau
Set construction — Corey Martin, Steven Gillmore, Jordan Weeks
Scenic painting — Corey Martin, Rhonda Clark, John Brumley, Robert Matson
Properties — Corey Martin, Rhonda Clark, Robert Matson
Stitchers — Catherine Pongratz, Jennifer Coon
Running crew — Jennifer Coon
Poster design — Phil Carlton, Don Lusk
Photographs — Jennifer Coon, Phil Carlton
CST webmasters — Don Lusk, Phil Carlton
Production Notes
Fifth Season 20 entry; also published as Incorruptible: A Dark Comedy About the Dark Ages. Set in Priseaux, France in 1250, monks facing financial ruin begin marketing purported holy relics. The original CST page discusses Saint Foy and medieval relic traditions. Original cast credits 'Agatha', not the supplemental 'Agapa'. Ten production photographs plus original promotional logo. Cast sponsor: Chris Steves. Opening-night party sponsor: Scott and Kim Weaver. Special thanks: Heller Theatre, Larry Latham, Pollard Theatre, Timothy Stewart. Licensed by Dramatists Play Service, Inc. Contemporary coverage: The Oklahoman, 'Medieval Feuding', February 20, 2004: https://www.oklahoman.com/story/news/2004/02/20/medieval-feuding/62002115007/.
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