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CAST MARAT - David Crum DeSADE - Larry West CORDAY - Lori Brown DUPPERRET - Dave Sonnebom COULMIER- Jim Edge WIFE - Debbie Tumer DAUGHTER - Karen Zimmerman SIMONE - Brenda Spencer HERALD - Bit Butler CHORUS: CUCURUCU - Tammy Broyles POLPOCH - Sue Sartorious ROSSINGOL - Janice Wynn KOHKOL - Sam Williamson BAND: Chris Winemiller Sue Heisy Mike Patrick Fred Kramer Chuck Harlan Ken Lipps - Music Director PATIENTS: Leslie Adams Bob Kohn Karen Phinick Delores Hargraves Connie McGowan Carren Holley Missy Duncan Gail Skolnik Scott Unger Janet Cramer Charles Mobley MALE NURSES: Mike Kent Barry Nelson Mike Updike Nike Landis TECHNICAL DIREC TOR- Ken Keith Assr. TECHNICAL DIRECTOR- Ron Hogg MAKE UP - Ron Hogg DIREC TOR- Jay Maybruck P ASSISTANT DIREC TOR- Joyce Kelly Fight on land and on sea All men want to be free If they don't never mind WE'LL ABOLISH ALL MANKIND Very professional for a high school production . . . unbeliev- able. - M. Vaccariello Total involvement was apparent with allof the characters . . . it was a great play. - K. Bobo To mount a play of this scope demands depth of talent and sustained acting far beyond the capabilities of the usual high school performers. The hours upon hours of student effort and the positive determination of the young director pro- duced startling theater. ln spite of the deletion of an important character and the rephrasing of a few choice passages, the impact of the first student-only production fone exception in casting notedj deserves superlatives. - L. Keith 73
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Exceptional . . . best student non- professional producnon I've ever seen. I fotuid it very drain- ing physically and mentally as an audience. - I. DuBro Marat, can't you see this patriotism is Itmacy Long ago I left the heroics to the heroes And I care no more for this counuy than for any other country. I was moved . . . a unique, emotional experience in theater . . . each character deeply motivated in his role . . . EXCELLENT, - E. Unger
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