Production History Detail

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The Merry Wives of Windsor, Texas

Adapted by John L. Haber
A Western with Music Inspired by William Shakespeare
Music by Jack S. Herrick, Tommy Thompson, Bland Simpson, Jim Wann and John Foley
Lyrics by Jack S. Herrick, Tommy Thompson, Bland Simpson, Jim Wann and John Foley

Directed by Edward Stern

1989-1990 Mainstage series
September 6, 1989–October 6, 1989

Design & Production Staff

Musical Director: Jack S. Herrick
Choreographer: Marcia Milgrom Dodge
Scenic Designer: Kevin Rupnik
Costume Designer: Candice Donnelly
Lighting Designer: Peter E. Sargent
Stage Manager: Glenn Dunn
Assistant Stage Manager: Julia P. Jones

Credited Cast

Charles Antalosky ("Sheriff Bob" Shallow)
Ollie O'Shea (Host of the Garter Saloon and Fiddler)
Paul Ukena, Jr. (Mr. Joe Frank Ford)
Russ Jolly (Master Abraham Slender)
Noble Shropshire (Dr. Caius, a French immigrant)
William Walden (John Rugby, his Indian valet)
William Hardy (Mr. George Page)
Christopher J. Stephens (Lucas)
Bob Crowley (Chester)
Debora Jean Culpin (MissAnne Page)
Darrie Lawrence (Mrs. Margaret Anne Page)
Donna Davis (Mrs. Aggie Ford)
Glynis Bell (Mistress Quickly)
Joneal Joplin (Preacher Hugh Evans)
Jennifer Brouillard (Townsfolk)
Tracy Coe (Townsfolk)
Melissa Rye (Townsfolk)
Keith Jochim (Colonel John Falstaff)
Tommy Thompson (Private Bardolph)
Jack S. Herrick (Captain Pistol)
Clay Buckner (Corporal Nym)
Chris Frank (Robin, the orphan boy)
John Foley (Master Fenton, a yodeling cowboy)

Sponsorship & Support

Costumes for this production were underwritten by the Metropolitan Life Foundation. The appearance of Guest Actor Keith Jochim was underwritten by the Lucius B. Morse IV Shakespeare Endowment Fund.

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