by Peter Shaffer
In 1791, they say, Wolfgang Amadeus
Mozart died accusing a rival composer, Antonio Salieri,
of having poisoned him.
In 1823, they say, Salieri
confessed to that murder.
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Director: Marinee
Payne
Student Director: Giverny
Petitmermet
Stage Manager: Ilana Vera
Morris
Eight Performances: February 12-15, 20-23, 2002
@ 7:30 PM
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Cast
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Antonio Salieri
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Ryan Ross
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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Pat Riley
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Contanze Weber
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Fabianne Furman
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Joseph II
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Daniel Yaffe
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Count Johann Kilian vonStrack
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David Lee
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Count Franz Orsini-Rosenberg
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Micheal Manuccia
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Baron Gottfried van Swieten
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Jake Tracer
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Four "Venticelli"
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Deep Datta, Anna Esko,
Maelyn Gandola, Ryan Hill
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Major-Domo/Citizen
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Mike Rogers
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Saleri's Valet/Citizen
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Chris Dyrdahl
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Saleri's Cook/Citizen
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Lexi Brenner
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Teresa Salieri
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Lisa Grozen-Smith
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Katherina Cavalieri
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Christina Flynn
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Womanizers/Citzens
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John Dale, Jimmy Gauntt
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Citizens
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Lauren Kolodny,
Iris Shih, Katie Tillson
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Technical Staff
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Set Design
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Erin Maxon
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Lighting Design
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Kathryn Parker
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Sound Design
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Nico Gemmel / Oliver Huang
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Costume Mistresses
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Avalon Hernandez / Lesley-Anne
Hoxie
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| Make-up Design |
Kirsten Helgager |
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House Managers
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Anita Cservenka / Matt L'Heureux
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