written by Stephen Sondheim (Music and Lyrics), Burt Shevelove and Larry Gelbart (Book)
directed by and Jack Gremli and Carol Gremli
Thursday July 26th 1984 — Sunday August 5th 1984
Broadway’s greatest farce is light, fast-paced, witty, irreverent and one of the funniest musicals ever written. A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum takes comedy back to its roots, combining situations from time-tested, 2000-year-old comedies of Roman playwright, Plautus, with the infectious energy of classic vaudeville.
Cast
- Prologus/Pseudolus, Slave to Hero: Norman Garfield
- A Protean: John P. Schutz
- A Protean: Larry Siegelstein
- A Protean: Peter Steckler
- Senex, A Citizen of Rome: Roswell Smith
- Domina, His Wife: Evelyn Jewell
- Hero, His Son: Bert Fox
- Hysterium, Slave to Senex and Domina: Bob Pittari
- Lycus, A Dealer in Courtesans: Buddy Cleveland
- Tintinabula: Tracey Baslow
- Panacea: Melissa Marothy
- Geminae: Marilee Dwyer
- Geminae: Cathy Patti
- Vibrata: Denise Collins
- Gymnasia: Candy Pittari
- Philia: Pamela Klappas
- Erronius, A Citizen of Rome: Richard Silver
- Miles Gloriosus, A Warrior: Pieter Roos
Production Staff / Crew
-
Director: Jack Gremli
-
Director: Carol Gremli
-
Producer: Eleanor Rinis
-
Producer: Herb Rovitz
-
Producer: James Schmidt
-
Assistant Director: Diane Wiik
-
Set Designer: Robert Sven Olson
-
Costume Designer: Elisabeth Lynch
-
Lighting Designer: Steven Holmes
-
Stage Manager: Bill Bollinger
-
Property Designer: Barbara Coleman
-
Technical Director: David Vogel
-
Technical Director: Daniel Scott
-
Choreographer: Jack Gremli
-
Choreographer: Carol Gremli
-
Musical Director: Doug Besterman
-
Accompanist: Debbie Co
-
Assistant Stage Manager: Dan Bow
-
Sound Designer: Conrad Clark
-
Make-up Designer: Rich Hay
