Original Production: Savoy Theatre, London, November 25, 1882
Written by: W. S. Gilbert
Composed by: Arthur Sullivan

Stage Director: Donna DeWitt
Music Director: Fred Frabotta
Producers: Philip Drew, David Evans, Eric Miller

Assistant Stage Director: Tina Zolla
Stage Manager: Patrick Beeson
Orchestra Manager: Marsha Gilbride

Technical Director: Scott Henderson
Set Design: Brian Harris
Lighting Design: Scott Henderson
Costume Design: Sandra Bourdeau
Makeup Design: Katherine Engel Meifert

Set Construction:  Kurt Lanza (chief), Brian Harris, Bill Lopoulos, Sharon Ravan
Sound System: Bill Lopoulos
Light Board: Sharon Ravan
Lighting Crew: Brendon Chetwynd, Tina Zolla, Patrick Beeson, Mariah Howland
Rigger:  Scott Henderson
Properties:  Alan Rowher
Stage Crew:  Kurt Lanza, Brian Harris, Scott Henderson, Tina Zolla
Costume Construction:  Sandra Bourdeau, Olivia Evans, Cynthia Horn, Julie Kingman, Susie Schmidt 

Graphic Design: Brian Harris
Program Managers: Eric Miller, Philip Drew
Publicity: Larry Millner, Carolyn Armistead

Audition Managers: Susie Schmidt, Olivia Owens
Ticket Managers: Alan & Meredith Cameron 
House Manager: Eric Miller
House Concessions: Olivia Owen
Lobby Display:  Patti Lopoulos, Noelle Nordstrom
Theater Liaison:  Philip Drew
Rehearsal Space Liaison:  David Evans
Photographer:  Lois D'Annunzio
Videographers:  David & Ruth Jedlinsky

Cast:

Lord Chancellor: Barry Hilton
Fairy Queen: Noelle Nordstrom
Phyllis (An Arcadian Shepherdess and Ward of Chancery): Diana Doyle
Strephon (An Arcadian Shepherd): Brad Kenney
Iolanthe (his mother, a fairy): Stephanie Mann
Lord Mountararat: Rick Barnes
Lord Tolloller: Lonnie Powell
Private Willis (a Sentry): Bob Russell
Celia: Linda Emmanuel
Leila: Rebecca Skirball
Fleta: Zoë Daniel

Chorus of Fairies:
Olivia Evans, Renee Glennon, Cynthia Horn, Julie Kingman, Patti Lopoulos,
Patricia McDonald, Lisa Meister, Eda Rabinovitz

Chorus of Peers:
Mike Daniel, Philip Drew, David Evans, Jeffrey Hammond,
Rollin Jeglum, Victor Jones, Larry Millner, Alan Rohwer, Jonathan Saul

Dedication

The Savoyard Light Opera Company dedicates this production
to the cherished memory of
Bill Burdine
(1927 - 2003)
colleague, musician, board member, orchestra manager, and friend.

Photos from the Show
(photography by
David & Ruth Jedlinsky)

Set Design
(design by Brian Harris)


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