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- a tricky Roman comedy - Adapted by the Company
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The Cast
Stephen Flett | ![]() |
Pseudolus |
Elyssa Katz | ![]() |
Calidorus |
Michael Halkusis | ![]() |
Harpax, Phoenicium |
Luisa Durante | ![]() |
Ballio |
Rosa Laborde | ![]() |
Syrus, Charinus |
Lynn Zeelenberg | ![]() |
Simo |
Valerie Jorgensen | ![]() |
Callipho (Vesta) |
Anne Van Wijk | ![]() |
Cook, Doitallus |
Liam Doherty |
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George, Oronotona |
Production:
Directed by Robert Ross Parker
Assistant Director/Stage Manager: Lori Delorme
Producer:
Blake Thorne
Musician: Brent Berkeley
Costumes:
April Crawford-Brown, Carol Dowdell
Macedonian Armour: Debbie Wong
Set: Dave McQuiston
Program: Brian Anderson
Production Assistant: Kim Sprenger
Web Site: Stephen Flett
NEWSFLASH: What the Media is saying about us!
TOP 10 REASONS TO SEE "PSEUDOLUS"
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Valerie Jorgensen and Stephen Flett in "Pseudolus" |
10. Walk from the beer tent to Tarragon is both scenic and
"healthful".
9. Chance to watch classically trained actors deliver "poo"
jokes.
8. Much shorter than 12 hour "I Claudius".
7. Surest way to stop receiving those annoying flyers.
6. Toga! Toga! Toga!
5. Entire play in life-like "3-D".
4. Winning 6/49 number may or may not be on your ticket stub.
3. Two words: air conditioning.
2. Only way to discover significance of strange and unpronounceable title.
... and the number one reason to see "Pseudolus":
1. 'Cause gosh, them Romans sure was funny!!!
"The classic tale of girl meets slave boy, slave boy is sold to nasty Macedonian General, girl gets slave boy back through elaborate and needlessly complex plan."
And the crowds line up to see "Pseudolus"......
Art Work from Our Pseudolus Poster - A Striking Likeness of Our Hero
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Thursday | July 1, 1999 | 6:30 PM | |
Saturday | July 3, 1999 | 6:30 PM | ||
Sunday | July 4, 1999 | 9:30 PM | ||
Wednesday | July 7, 1999 | 2:00 PM | ||
Thursday | July 8, 1999 | 5:00 PM | ||
Friday | July 9, 1999 | 8:00 PM | ||
Saturday | July 10, 1999 | 2:00 PM |
Ticket Prices: | $8 at the door, $10 in advance |
Fringe Info: | Fringe Clearnet Hotline (416) 534-5919 |
Cabbagetown Theatre Info: | Cabbagetown Hotline (416) 921-3406 |
toronto.com Listing | http://www.toronto.com/E/E/TORON/0023/05/98/ |
Note 1: Some mature subject matter and coarse language.
Note 2: Latecomers will not be admitted due to tight schedule of the Toronto
Fringe Festival
Video captures courtesy of David Jorgensen