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Count Dracula
by Ted Tiler |
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October 29, 20, 31, 1981
Hawthorne Junior High School |
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In a village
north of London, there’s a new resident — name of Renfield — at Dr.
Seward’s Asylum for the Insane. A foreign count has taken residence in
the castle across the valley. Dr. Seward’s ward Mina comes down with a
mysterious illness, and Professor Van Helsing is called in to help. The
stage is set for Ted Tiller’s witty version of Bram Stoker’s classic
story of the suave vampire whose passion is sinking his teeth into the
throats of beautiful young women.
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Producer |
Rosie Peterson |
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Director |
Gil Shine |
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Stage Manager |
Tim Knier |
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Technical Director |
Don Horaitis |
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Set Designer |
John Flessas |
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Set Construction |
Lloyd Dreger
Mark Horaitis
Bob Kafka
Tom Kohls
Donna Kay Kohls
Marianne Kolar
Rosie Peterson
Mary Schaefer |
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Costume Crew |
Kathy Dolan
Judy Persin |
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Lighting Crew |
Brian Marker
Mark McElroy |
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Sound Crew |
Mark Horaitis |
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Special Effects |
Mark Horaitis
Bob Kafka |
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Makeup |
Kathi Roate |
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Assistant Director |
Dorthy Edwards |
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Prop Crew |
Anne Marie Cheney
Beulah La Malfa
Mary Schaefer |
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Graphic Designer |
Deb Pipkorn |
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Publicity |
Marian Hahn
Tom Kohls
Donna Kay Kohls
Deb Pipkorn |
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Program |
Byrll Hoelke
Deb Pipkorn
Victor White |
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House Manager |
Bob Kafka |
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Tickets |
David Handrich
Bob Kafka |
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Ushers |
Phyllis Gregg
Marianne Kolar
Nan Larson
Cheryl Peterson |
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Count Dracula |
Dan Slane |
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Richard Renfield |
David Handrich |
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First Bride |
Carol Santi |
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Second Bride |
Rosie Peterson |
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Third Bride |
Evvie Smith |
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Sybil Seward |
Byrll Hoelke |
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Hennessey |
Gary McManus |
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Dr. Arthur Seward |
Mark Nadolski |
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Evans |
Mary Jane O'Hare |
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Wesley |
Michael Barzone |
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Jonathan Harker |
Rich Morgan |
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Wilhemina Murray |
Mary Jeanne Murl |
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Heinrich Van Helsing |
Victor White |
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