Saturday, 11 July 2009

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Funded in part by

the West Virginia Commission
on the Arts
** COMING SOON **

Cast List:

Dave Warner
Ben Rumson
Barbie Grizer
Jennifer Rumson
Nathaniel Duncan
Julio Valveras
Paul Milhoan
Steve Bullnack
Rick Perdue
Jake Whippany
Natasha Dill
Elizabeth Woodling
Sonya Ashby
Sarah Woodling
Greg Smith
Jacob Woodling
Gary S. McIntyre
Sandy Twist
Bill Swearingen
Reuben Sloan/Hiram Henry
Jason Zyla
Edgar Crocker
Charlie Matthews
Salem Trumbull
Kaleb Gregory
Mike Mooney
Benjamin Bowers
Raymond Janney
Spencer Seeley
Johansen
Scotty Fields
Jasper
William D. Roberts
Pete
Rena Swearingen
Cherry Jourdel
Sara Raper
Suzanne Duval
Julia Raffa
Yvonne Sorel
Sheilia M. Stacy
Mary
Jane Mancini
Jane
Katie Rowley
Elsie
Production Staff
Dave Prather
Director
E. Allan Pennington
Assistant Director/Vocal Coach
Bill Knotts
Assistant Director
Debbie DeWees
Music Director
Morgan Heflin
Choreographer
Dave Argabrite
Production Assistant
Jean Newton
Advisor
Marsha Meuller
Costumer
John Gradwohl
Technical Director


Paint Your Wagon logo

Sponsored by:
The Blennerhassett Hotel logo

 

Paint Your Wagon (comedy/musical)

Book and Lyrics by Alan J. Lerner; Music By Frederick Loewe

Performances: July 31, Aug. 1, 7, 8, 9, 14, 15

Auditions: May 3, 4 (up to 26 male and 9 female roles)

It's 1852, and Ben Rumson is looking to strike it rich in the gold fields of California. He has raised his daughter Jennifer in the gold camps, and she has become a beautiful, if somewhat tomboy-ish, young woman. She's also the only woman for miles around, and some of the miners have become skittish around her. One day she meets and falls in love with Julio, a handsome young Mexican miner. When a lecherous miner with designs on Jennifer discovers that she loves Julio, he frames Julio as a gold thief, forcing them to run off together. Meanwhile, Ben strikes it rich, and an enterprising miner imports some beautiful “fandango” girls to keep the miners entertained. Ben finds himself falling in love with the lead fandango girl. The story plays out against some of the most striking and memorable show tunes in Broadway history - “I Talk to the Trees,” “They Call the Wind Maria,” and “Paint Your Wagon,” among others - and the arrival of the fandango girls results in several big song-and-dance numbers.


 


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