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How did we come together
(from left to right: Carolynne Warren, actress; Santi Migneco,
costume designer; Lee E. Ernst, actor; Deborah Staples,
actress; Brian Vaughn, actor; Scott Bradley, set designer;
Paolo E. Landi, Director.)
The project was initiated during the winter of 1997, thanks to Joseph Hanreddy, the Artistic director of the Milwaukee Rep, who wished to overcome the difficulties presented in the past when staging commedia plays in US. Uniting American and Italian artists this production succeeds in combining the tradition of Commedia with live American entertainment.
| Pantalone Dei Bisognosi, a venetian Merchant |
Peter Silbert |
| Clarice, his daughter | Deborah Staples |
| Dr. Lombardi |
Jim Baker
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| Silvio, his son |
Brian Vaughn
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| Beatrice Rasponi, a lady of Turin, disguised as her brother Federigo |
Tamara Scott
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| Florindo Aretusi, of Turin, Lover of Beatrice |
Joe Lutton
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| Brighella, an innkeeper |
Torrey Hanson
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| Smeraldina, Pantalone's house maid |
Carolynne Warren
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| Truffaldino, servant first to Beatrice, and afterward to Florindo |
Lee E. Ernst
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| Patron/Porter |
Robb Hurst
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| First Waiter
| Christopher Spott
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| Stage Manager
| Jeremy Woods
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| Ensemble
| Melissa Cannady, Damon Dunay, Sharon Golinski, Kate McDermott, Samantha Montgomery, Thomas Rosenthal, Aaron Simms |
Servant of two Masters
by
Carlo Goldoni
Directed by
Paolo Emilio Landi
Set
Scott Bradley
Costumes
Santi Migneco
Performed at the
Curiosity
A real duck strolls on the gravel at the beginning of the performance.
His name is Mario.
