Playwright

Alice Dodd , Jillian Armenante

Director

Jillian Armenante

2000

Dates: August 25 – September 30, extended through October 22, 2000

Location: The McCadden Place Theater

Ensemble:

Headmaster-Sinai-Chief Sal-Captain - Jim Anzide

Aunt Agnes-Countess-Islander - Cindy Basco

Mrs. Bernely - Anastasia Basil

Lilly-Monk-Islander - Tom Beyer

(Unnamed Heroine) - Alice Dodd

Victorine-Ishtabey - Emma Jane Mezher

Dora-Olivette-Islander - Shannon O'Hurley

Hampstead Hamilton - William Salyers

Father-Marquis-Sailor-Priest - John Sylvain

Understudies: Wendy Abas, Richard Augustine, Peter Carrs, Nancy Fassett, Arianna Navarre, Jacob Sidney, Amy Thiel, Jennifer Toffel, David Paul Wichert

Production Team:

Director - Jillian Armenante

Assistant Director - Julia Hamilton

Co-Producers - Jim Anzide , Jillian Armenante

Production Manager - Tim Sabourin

Production Consultant - Matt Sweeney

Scenic Design - Gary Smoot

Scenic Painter - Gregory Music

Costume Design - M.E. Dunn

Lighting Design - Dan Weingarten

Sound Design - Jillian Armenante

Props Design - Michael Rainey

Assistant Props - Amy Thiel

Sound Board Operator - Beatrice Casini

Light Board Operator - Seth Cutler

Graphic Designer - Nicole Hagedorn

Graphics Editor - Mark Hesselgrave

Program - Jonathan Winn

Fight Consultants - The Thrown Gauntlet

Pious Holiday Music Composed and Performed By Chris Jeffries

Ishtabey Theme Composed and Performed By Ray Wilcox, Jillian Armenante

Stage Manager - Julia Hamilton

Awards

Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Awards:

Production Direction Writing Ted Schmitt Award (for outstanding world premiere of a new play)

L.A. Weekly Awards:

PlaywritingComedy Ensemble

LA Weekly Award Nominations:

5 total

LA Weekly Pick of the Week

Garland Awards:

Production Direction Writing Ensemble Lead Actress - Alice Dodd

Ovation Award nomination:

Featured Actress - Anastasia Basil

2000 Maddy Awards:

Playwriting Direction

LA Times Critics Choice

Press

"Satiric meatloaf of an exceptionally tasty order." - LA Times

"A hilarious romp." - Backstage West

"In Flagrante Gothicto, a Gothic romance parody at a tiny Hollywood theater, landed seven Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle nominations, more than any other production in this year's competition, the organization announced Tuesday. "--Don Shirley, Times Theater Writer