Lady Windermere’s Fan (2007)
Produced by
Playwright: Oscar Wilde
Director: Barbara Larose
Venue
Run
January 19th, 2007 – February 3rd, 2007
Synopsis
“It takes a thoroughly good woman to do a thoroughly stupid thing.” Oscar Wilde’s 1892 classic has spawned a hatful of oft-quoted witticisms, but also juxtaposes stylish comedy with sly commentary on the morals of Victorian society, particularly regarding women and marriage. On her 21st birthday, Lady Windermere discovers to her horror that her husband may have been unfaithful. He insists on inviting “the other woman”, Mrs. Erlynne, to his wife’s birthday ball, which sets in motion a sequence of events that results in secrets revealed and a reversal of fortune. (torontoartsonline.org)
Cast
| Allegra Shepherd | Flirty Maid |
| Matt Szentes | Manservant / Sir James Royston |
| Heather Couch | Rosalie |
| Liam Morris | Footman |
| Tim Braddock | Parker |
| Tina McCulloch | Mrs. Parker / Mrs. Cowper-Cowper |
| Tennille Read | Lady Windermere |
| Connor O’Hegarty | Lord Darlington |
| Tricia Brioux | Duchess of Berwick |
| Gina Hetland | Lady Agatha Carlisle |
| Patrick Brown | Lord Windermere |
| Andrea Irwin | Lady Plymdale |
| Andrew Batten | Mr. Dumby |
| Gloria Lambert | Lady Stutfield |
| David Simor | Mr. Hopper |
| Razie Brownstone | Miss Graham |
| Stephen Flett | Lord Augustus Lorton |
| Cathy McKim | Mr. Cecil Graham |
| Dinah Watts | Mrs. Erlynne |
| Andrea Irwin | Lady Windermere Understudy |
| Carol McLennan | Duchess of Berwick Understudy |
Creative Team
| Oscar Wilde | Playwright |
| Barbara Larose | Director |
| Ellen Green | Assistant Director |
| Jenn Johnson | Choreographer |
| Charles Sharun | Set Designer |
| Margaret Spence | Costume Design / Construction |
| Rick Jones | Sound Designer |
| Ed Rosing | Lighting Designer |
| Paul Babiak | Accent Consultant |
| Patricia Dawson | Accent Consultant |
| Paul Babiak | Fight Choreographer |
| Adrienne Baker | Costume Assistant |
| Razie Brownstone | Costume Assistant |
| Joanna Jaciw | Costume Assistant |
| Andrea Retfalvi | Costume Assistant |
| Bill Scott | Costume Assistant |
Production
| Margot Devlin | Stage Manager |
| Razie Brownstone | Producer |
| Tabitha Keast | Producer |
| Kathryn Malek | Producer |
| Dorothy Wilson | Assistant Stage Manager |
| Nancy Shepherd | Assistant Stage Manager |
| Takiko Shiozaki | Assistant Stage Manager |
| Dorothy Wilson | Props |
| Charles Sharun | Head Scenic Artist |
| Michael Gordon Spence | Master Carpenter |
| Michael Gordon Spence | Set Construction |
| Margaret Spence | Set Construction |
| David Briant | Set Construction |
| Ken Judd | Set Construction |
| Duncan McAllister | Set Construction |
| Rodger McLennan | Set Construction |
| Jim Whalley | Set Construction |
| Natalie Gibbs | Scenic Painter |
| Emily Macnaughton | Scenic Painter |
| Alizon Sharun | Scenic Painter |
| Emmanuel Afful | Light Hanging Crew |
| Michael DiFlorio | Light Hanging Crew |
| Stacy Holloran | Light Hanging Crew |
| Jen Smith | Light Hanging Crew |
| Paul Hardy | Light Hanging Crew |
| Bill Scott | Light Hanging Crew |
| Jim Whalley | Light Hanging Crew |
| Donna Whalley | Light Hanging Crew |
| Kyle O’Brien | Light Hanging Crew |
| Yachiyo Shamada | Sound Operator |
| Yusuke Hino | Sound Operator |
| Tabitha Keast | Opening Night Reception |
| Suzanne Courtney | Poster Design |
| Suzanne Courtney | Webmistress |
| Duncan McAllister | Production Photography |
| Diana Knight | Director of Marketing |
| Kathryn Malek | Opening Night Reception |
Staff
| Mary Wentz | Front of House Manager |
| Julie Barris | Reservations Manager |
