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Candide

July, Production, 2011, SEASON CLOSED | Comments Off on Candide
 

This season is now closed

 

Music by Leonard Bernstein
Lyrics by Richard Wilbur
Book adapted from Voltaire by Hugh Wheeler

Director: Kevin Langoulant
Musical Director: David Hardie

July 8, 9, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17
All shows at 8pm, except Sunday, July 10 & July 17 @ 7pm

Candide is a fiercely funny comic operetta by Leonard Bernstein, based on the novella of the same name by Voltaire and is considered by many the wittiest – indeed, funniest – operetta (whose plot encompasses rape, murder, executions, religious persecution and bodily mutilation) ever penned.

Part sophisticated operetta, part wacky screwball comedy with shades of Monty Python, this funny, irreverent satire is the perfect musical expression of Voltaire’s tongue-in-cheek send-up of optimistic philosophies.
With its wicked sense of humour and an exceptionally well-crafted musical score, “Candide” is equally at home in theatres or opera houses .

Performance Information
CAST: 

Voltaire – Peter Bibby
Dr. Pangloss – Peter Knol
Candide – Robin Fletcher
Cunagonde – Jenna  Robertson
Paquette – Joanna  Potter
Maximilian – Anthony Moore
The Old Lady – Leesa  Frawley
Cacambo – Grant  O’Neil
Van der Vendur – Reece Pitt
King Theodore – Alan Markham
Recruiting Corporal – Ben Hopwood
Tzar Ivan – Rex Gray
Martin – David  Cosgrove
King Herman – Kevin  Lloyd
King Stanislaus – Mike  Whitley
Sultan Achmet – Marshall Willan
Surinam Slave – Natalie Fulcher
Queen of Eldorado – Louise Sutton
Performance Venue:
Hackett Hall, Draper St, Floreat, WA
(Click here for map)
 

Doors open half an hour prior to curtain.

Ticket Prices:
$25 Adult; $20 Concession
$20 group bookings (group =10 or more)

Bookings open on May 20th 2011

Book online here! (NO BOOKING FEES!)

Phone: 0415 777 173
Email: bookings@playlovers.org.au

Ensemble: – Nicquelle Rhodes, Jenny Trestrail, Kerry Goode, Patricia deSoto-Phillips