Title, Premiere and Location

ROMEO AND JULIET

February 23-25, March 2-4 and March 8-11, 1988

Trace Theater, Port Gibson, Mississippi

Written By

Adapted from the play by William Shakespeare

With Original Music and Additional Lyrics by Larry Davis, David Reiffel, Jerome Williams

Synopsis

Port Gibson, Mississippi (population: 2,371) was the site for ROMEO & JULIET : Shakespeare's tragedy of familial hatreds performed by a racially integrated cast of 40 in a movie theater.

Staff

Adapted from the play by William Shakespeare

With Original Music and Additional Lyrics by Larry Davis, David Reiffel, Jerome Williams

Director - Bill Rauch

Producers - Paul Bostwick, Alison Carey

Production Stage Manager - Donal Logue

Company Stage Manager - Alison Carey

Set, Costume and Poster Designer - Lynn Jeffries

Lighting and Sound Designer - Mary-Ann Greanier

Technical Director - Benajah Cobb

Musical Director - Ashby Semple

Fight Director and Choreographer - Colleen Kelly

Technical Assistant - Read McCullough

Set Crew - Claiborne Alford, Constance Alford, Keith Alford, McKenna Alford, Allison Batton, Nancy Batton, Sandy Batton, Christopher D. Berry, Colleen Connor, Virginia Connor, David Crosby, Patty Crosby, Erin Ellis, Annette Louis, Arnette Nash, Dwayne Nash, Al Reed, Ronnie Thomposon, James Young

Lighting Crew - Kenya Summage, Alicia M. Strawberry

Costume Construction - Jane Abraham, Peggy Etheridge, Geneva Hill, Geraldine Nash, Hattie Turpinspeed, Shirley Wilson

Assistant Stage Manager - Billy Howard

Set Crew - Peter Cohn, Ron Temple,

Lighting Crew - Althea Hicks, Candie Wilson

Make-up - Linda Stewart

Concessions - Darlene Schraufnagel

Poster Painters - Ashley Dodgen, Tripp Farr, Melanie Headley, Dwayne Nash, Katrice Thompson

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