A Midsummer Night's Dream
May 1-2, 2015
Directed by Joshua LeGreve and Mika Chetto
Adapted by Paul Nolan
Produced through special arrangement by Pioneer Drama Service
Synopsis:
Bottom calls together his ungainly crew of actors to produce a play for the visiting King Oberon and Queen Titania. The sprite Puck turns Bottom into an ass and then, by means of a magic love potion, makes Titania fall in love with the creature, setting up a string of delightful misadventures.
Cast
Puck........................................................Kyla Respaje
Bottom.....................................................Noah Krentz
Oberon.......................................................Leo Maltos
Titania......................................................Kate Burkart
Peter Quince.............................................Abby Pipho
Frances Flute.................................Sebastian Nowicki
Tom Snout...................................................Zoe Davis
Snug......................................................Kallie McHale
Starveling..........................................Grace Reininger
Moth..................................................Dorothy Molthan
Peaseblossom.................................................Ann Hu
Mustardseed...............................Dominique Schwartz
Cobweb...................................................Raven Davis
Fairy Attendant.........................................Kera Hollatz
Crew
Director..............................................Joshua LeGreve
Director.....................................................Mika Chetto
Sound.....................................Faith Hill & Mika Chetto
Lights...................Andre Dosogne & Joshua LeGreve
Costumes...................................................Amy Pipho
Set Design.............................................Laurie Lettner
Audience Reactions to A Midsummer Night's Dream:
"Very well done, I loved it!"
"The kids did a very nice job!"
"It was really funny, I liked when the lady died."
"Thank you for a very enjoyable evening. I haven't seen a Shakespeare play around here in a very long time."