Kanata Theatre

Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks

by Richard Alfieri

Performed February 2010
(Feb 2-13, 2010)
at the Ron Maslin Playhouse
(10 performances: part of the regular season)

CAST

LILY HARRISON	Bev Brooks
MICHAEL MINETTI	Tom Kobolak

PRODUCTION STAFF

Production Manager	Bill Horsman
Stage Manager	Julie Clayton
Assistant Stage Manager	Jacquie Blair Nancy (Warner) Cormier
Stage Crew	Francesco Galassi Alan Hay
Set Design	Bill Williams
Set Construction	Bill Williams
Construction Assistant	Barry Caiger Tony Francis Jim Holmes Earl McLaughlin
Set Painter	Julie Clayton Alan Hay Bill Horsman Mark Horsman Susan Monaghan Murray Reeves Dorothy Shaw Dan Smith
Set Decor	Dorothy Shaw
Lighting Design	Betty Francis Steven Truelove
Lighting Assistant	Ian Campbell Alex Truelove
Sound Design	Robert Fairbairn Tracey Nash
Continuity	Dorothy Beak Jim Evans Marguerite Evans Julia Lamperd Ann Williams
Furnishings	Dorothy Shaw
Furnishings Assistant	Cindy Armstrong Dominic Llanos
Costume Coordinator	Diane Smith
Dresser	Cindy Armstrong Michèle Baddoo Ben Laver Maureen Quinn McGovern Halia Osadca Al Quirt Sandra Quirt Katherine Rasmussen Murray Reeves Dan Smith Marilyn Valiquette Arlene Watson Alex Wickham Sandra Wickham
Make-up	Kelly Fuoco
Hair Styling	Carol Walkey
Choreographer	Kendrick Abell Tracey Nash
Green Room Manager	Whynn Bosnich
Green Room assistant	Nancy Baker Kathryn Clarke Clare Flockton Shelley Jean Harrison Karen Holland Paul Holland Isabella Schmidtlein
House Manager	Christine Walton
Refreshments coordinator	Jane Maslin Adèle Vickers
Programme	Wendy Wagner

DIRECTOR'S NOTE
I am honoured to be directing such a talented and hardworking cast and crew in Kanata Theatre's first show of 2010. Although the Six Dance Lessons. . . script appears deceptively light and frothy at first glance, over the rehearsal process we have uncovered many moments of poignancy and tenderness. On behalf of everybody involved in Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks I hope you enjoy tonight's performance, and take from it a desire to dance, share and understand.