The Marriage of Figaro
by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
November 2-5, 2006
Fisher Theater
Join ISU Theatre and ISU Music as we celebrate the 250th birthday
of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart by producing one of his most beloved works,
banned in Vienna where it was first performed in 1786 due to its mockery
of the upper classes. Figaro learns on the eve of his marriage to
a chambermaid that his employer, Count Almaviva, plans to evoke an
old feudal privilege and spend the night with Figaro's intended bride.
Mozart's melodies sparkle with sheer perfection.
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Production Team
Conductor - Gordon Gerrard
Conductor - James Hannon
Costume Designer - Gregory Duckett
Costume Shop Supervisor - Doris Nash
Director - Brad Dell
Director of Opera Studio - Mary Creswell
Lighting Designer - Jim Trenberth
Make Up Design - Jaime Wood
Musical Assistant - Beth Neuerburg
Musical Director - Gordon Gerrard
Set Designer - Robert Sunderman
Stage Manager - Adam Moeller
Technical Director - Emily Brainerd
Vocal Coach - Mary Creswell
Vocal Coach - Donald Simonson
Cast
Antonio - Chris Ebke
Barbarina - Laura Rudolph
Bartolo - Tom Wilson
Basilio - Ted Brimeyer
Cherubino - Melissa Hanson
Count Almaviva - Ayron Hyatt
Countess Almaviva - Kelly Kruse
Don Curzio - Tyler Brown
Ensemble - Alyssa Ericson
Ensemble - Andy Lamp
Ensemble - Elyse Flagg
Ensemble - Austin Longnecker
Ensemble - Lindsay Smith
Ensemble - Cathy Compton
Ensemble - Tom Neurburg
Ensemble - Lisa Ekholm
Ensemble - Claire Weatherford
Ensemble - Bradley Stringer
Ensemble - Alex Brousseau
Figaro - Micah Morgan
Marcellina - Samantha McCurry
Susanna - Stacey Goodman
