School for Husbands
Written By: Molière
Directed by: Barbara Barkan
Translation by: Richard Wilbur
Produced by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service
Run of Show
“School for Husbands” ran March 9-24, 2012, Thursday through Saturday at 8:00pm
Synopsis
Here is classical theater at it’s funniest, wisest, and most engaging ever. In the battle of the sexes, who trains who? Brothers, Sganarelle and Ariste are guardians to two sisters, Isabelle and Léonor. The brothers have two very different theories of how to school their wards. The stern and repressive upbringing that Sganarelle imposes on his charge is in direct contrast to the loving treatment his brother, Ariste gives to his own young ward. Molière deliciously shows us that Sganarelle’s folly is no match for a woman’s resourcefulness.
Program
The Program for this show can be viewed by clicking School for Husbands. (Requires Adobe Reader)
The People …
Leading Roles
in order of appearance
Sganarelle | John DuVall |
Ariste | Matthew Gretzinger |
Isabelle | Emily Larson |
Leonor | Clara Engel |
Lisette | Carol Ann Erford |
Valere | John Paul Welch |
Ergaste | Joe Capucini |
Magistrate | Zac Gilley |
Notary | Martin C. Boyer |
Program Staff
Director | Barbara Barkan |
Producer | Andrew C. Todd |
Stage Manager | Debbie Marinik |
Master Electrician | Dan Norton |
Lighting Designer | Dan Norton |
Lighting Crew | Allan Wilkinson |
Sound Design | Barbara Barkan |
Sound Crew | Marc Malley |
Costume Design | Kari Kapszukiewicz |
Props Gatherer | Brad Riker |
Set Design | Andrew C. Todd |
Set Construction | Brad Ray & Andrew C. Todd |
Painters & Dutchers | Wes Skinner & Andrew C. Todd |
Set & Soft Goods Painter | Denise Coyle |
Program | Jake Gordy |
Production Logo | Laura Hansen |
Program Art & Cover Design | Laura Hansen |
House Manager | Ann Veasey |
Box Office | Ann Veasey |
Box Office Staff | Kimberley Bruggemann, Pam Engle, Sandy Fry, Darlene Hatfield, Barbara Heindel, Sue Holliger, Debbie Krieger, Dianne Nowakowski, Jinny Patterson, Susan Rice, & Judy Wiederhold |
Program Printing | The Copy Center |
Marquee Signs | Derek Hansen |
Theatre Photographer | Frank Venda |
Special Thanks | Owens Community College, Markey’s Audio/Visual Rental and Staging, Toledo Repertoire Theater |
The Show!
Place: Outskirts of Paris
Time: 17th century