The
Middletown High School Drama Club
Camelot
Book and Lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner
Music by Frederick Lowe
performed April 15 and 16, 1966
Directed by Miss Ann V. Gardella
Accompanied by Wayne Ward
Assisted by Lynda Durfee
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Sir Dinadan | David Kirkpatrick |
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Sir Lionel | Philip
Ward |
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Merlyn | William
Skahill |
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Arthur | Larry Poulin |
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Guenevere | Nancy Peckham |
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Nimue | Deborah
Godfrey |
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A Page | John Vakarietas |
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Lancelot | (Harvey)
Clark Schroeder |
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Dap | Elwood
Handy |
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Pellinore | John Albert
Michael Silvia |
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Clarius | Fred Darnley |
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Lady Anne | Cherlyn
Jordan |
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A Lady | Deborah
Martin |
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Sir Sagramore | David Murray |
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A Page | Susan Sherman |
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Lady Catherine | Barbara
Lemmon |
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Mordred | William
Alford |
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Morgan Le Fey | Linda Hussey |
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Tom | Paul Allison |
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Chorus |
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Production
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Lighting | John Otth & Robert Pederson | |
Set Design | Mr. Taylor and the Art Classes | |
Publicity | Miss Taylor and the Junior Boosters | |
Costumes | Mrs. Rush, Mrs. Marty, Rosemary Pimental, Rosie Goulart, Faith Souza, and Joyce Blankenship | |
Tickets and Programs | Mrs. Kemble, Rita Zagaglia, Shirley Strickland, Victoria Vakarietas, Kathy Stanhope, Diane Nunes, and Joyce Greenberg | |
Stage Crew | John Otth, John Guilfoyle, William Kelly, Bruce Watts, Arthur Sperling, James Templeton, Gary Neidick, Steve Brown, Eddie Cepeda, Linda Zagaglia, Shelly Jackerson, Frank Carney, Arlene Wolf, Meredith Commons, Daniel Harris, and Garry Lawrence | |
Make-Up | Mrs. Maynard, Rosie Goulart, Patricia Bliss, and Mary Burross | |
Ushers | Barbara Gros, Regina Tracy, Donna Trickey, Patricia Wenzel, and Susan Gawith, Kathleen Murphy | |
Our special thanks to the following for their assistance: | ||
Mrs. Rush, Mrs. Marty, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Manchester, Miss Jeanes, Mrs. Magliocco, Mr. Anthony, Miss Taylor, Mrs. Lawton, Miss Martin, Mrs. Maynard, and Mrs. Kemble | ||
Camelot, the legendary tale of King Arthur's court and the Round Table, depicts Arthur's desire for peace and his intense love for his queen Guenevere. Their kingdom is ideal, but this situation is short-lived. Sir Lancelot arrives from France and befriends Arthur, but also falls in love with Guenevere, and she with him. Merlyn, Arthur's magician, tries to warn him of the impending danger, but his powers are taken away by the enchantress Nimue. Morgan-le-Fay and Mordred attempt to complete Arthur's destruction after Guenevere and Lancelot's love is revealed, and the country is left in war and despair. | ||
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Foreground:
Linda Blass, Chris Stritzinger, Betty Peckham, Pam Reimer, Gail Vandermyde |
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If
you can identify anyone in these pictures, PLEASE e-mail
me so I can update this page. I'll be sure to give you credit J.
Thank you! Thank you especially to Betty Peckham for the program! |
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