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Written by Carlo Goldoni
Directed by Wil Kilroy
This production was entered in the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KCACTF) XXXIX.
From the program:
Pantalone of Venice arranged for his daughter Clarice to marry Federigo Rasponi of Turin, but hearing of his demise has now allowed Clarice to become betrothed to Silvio, son of his friend Madame Lombardi. Federigo Rasponi did not want his sister, Beatrice, to marry Florinda Aretusi and indeed was killed fighting him, causing Florinda to flee Turin and head to Venice. Meanwhile, Beatrice decides to find her lover Florinda, but feels she'll have better luck dressed as a man, which will also allow her access to the money Pantalone owes her deceased brother Federigo. Add in Smeraldina, the maid to Clarice, Truffaldino, a servant from Bergamot that Beatrice finds along the way, and his imaginary friend Pasqual, Brigella the local inn-keeper and a few porters and waiters and the games begin!
Publication Date
Fall 11-2006
City
Gorham, ME
Keywords
Theatre, University of Southern Maine Department of Theatre, Theatre Program, Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival
Disciplines
Arts and Humanities | Theatre and Performance Studies | Theatre History
Recommended Citation
University of Southern Maine Department of Theatre, "The Servant of 2 Masters Program" (2006). Programs 2006-2007 Season. 1.
https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/theatre-programs-2006-2007/1
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Cast
Patalone ... Michael Waye
Madame Lombardi ... Slaney Rose Jordan
Clarice ... Audra Curtis
Silvio ... Erik Moody
Brighella ... Mary Casas
Truffaldino ... Andrew Sawyer
Beatrice ... Meghan Benton
Florindo ... Colin Whitely
Porter ... Parker Newton
Porter #2 ... David Lovejoy
Smeraldina ... Stacy Ann Strang
Waiter 1 ... Parker Newton
Waiter 2 ... Jessica Dummich
"Onstage Crew" ... Hayley O'Connor, Lucas Perry, Nadia Soliman
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