1999 - 2000
A Little Night Music
Sweden, c 1900
Sondheim's musical in three-quarter time is a sophisticated romantic comedy with a bit of a saucy edge and full of wit.
Middle-aged lawyer Fredrik Egerman has married for the second time. His new wife, Anne, a child of 18 is the same age as his son Henrik. Fredrik visits actress Desiree Armfeldt, a former lover and the father of her illegitimate teenaged daughter, Fredrika. Desiree, however, is involved with another married man, Carl-Magnus. The love triangles become untangled and everything ends up as it should be during a weekend retreat at Desiree’s mother’s chateau (“A Weekend in the Country”).
Director: Michael Gareau
Musical Director: John McGovern
Choreographer, Assistant Director: Val Keenleyside
Cast
Andrew Burkett
Bertrand
Bob Lackey
Count Carl-Magnus Malcolm
Carolyn Henderson
Countess Charlotte Malcolm
Caryl McKay
Madame Leonora Armfeldt
Cindy Beaton
Petra
Heidi Schmidt
Malla
Holly Merritt
Osa
Jane Gale
Mrs. Anderssen
Jennifer Schinzel
Fredrika Armfeldt
Jessica Cody
Mrs. Nordstrom
Jonathan Wilson
Bjorn
Joyce Landry
Mrs. Segstrom
Kris Lizuck
Frid
Lesley Osborn
Desiree Armfeldt
Michael Torontow
Henrik Egerman
Patrick Donahue
Mr. Lindquist
Shawna McSheffrey
Anne Egerman
Sheldon Butler
Anders
Terry Duncan
Mr. Erlanson
Tony Keenleyside
Fredrik Egerman
Walt Conrad
Sven
Production
Allison Hamilton
Milliner
Anne McGuire
Assistant Stage Manager
Carol Chamberlain
Technical Director
Cathy McKechnie
Production Assistant
Cindy Sceviour
Assistant Sound Designer
Don Lambton
Stage Manager
Elaine McCausland
Executive Producer, Production Coordinator
Hélène Rivest
Wardrobe Mistress
Jason McCoy
Apprentice Lighting Designer
Jill Thompson
Costume Designer
John Solman
Lighting Designer
Mark Yakabuski
Assistant Stage Manager
Nancy Solman
Set Designer, Scenic Artist
Penny Koch
Properties Designer
Steve Smith
Cello Instructor
Susan Dacey
Make-up Designer, Hair Designer
Tom Mordasewicz
Master Carpenter
Wayne Chomik
Sound Designer
Wendy Berkelaar
Apprentice Musical Director, Accompanist
