Spring 2004
Amadeus
By Peter Shaffer
Directed by Sarah Ollove
Collaborative with PenNaatak

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Peter Shaffer's thrilling and often wickedly funny play pits blazing human ambition against heavenly genius in what becomes a battle between man and God. Antonio Salieri is exalted as the most famous composer in a city of musicians until young Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart arrives. Now viciously confronted with the limitations of his own talent and believing that God has abandoned him, Salieri confronts us with an artist’s grueling struggle. This production of Amadeus will bring a renewed appreciation of the political, personal, and godly power of music to Penn’s campus.

This show performs on April 1-3 with tickets available online one month before the show.

Cast
Antonio Salieri
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 Matt Rosenbaum
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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 Daniel Koch
Constanze Weber
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 Rebecca Waggner
Joseph II, Emperor of Austria
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 Daniel Hernandez
Count Johann Kilian Von Strack
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 Tom Lay
Count Franz Orsini-Rosenberg
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 Jeff  Ransom
Baron Gottfried van Swieten
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 Michael Rugnetta
Venticelli I
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 Hasham Mehmood
Venticelli II
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 Ned Chatelain
Katherina Cavalieri
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 Juliet Perrachon
Teresa Salieri
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 Aileen Nowlan

Crew

Team Production
Charles Forster
Prianka Bhatnagar
Sara Steinberger
Daanish Ahmed

Team Rehearsal
Julia Ruby Baldwin
Becky Dalzell
Katie Newbold

Team PR
Ryan Rishabh Toteja
Jill Ivey
Sharon Kim

Team Lights
Sam Starr
Matt Wolf
Juan-Carlos Kojas
Katie Gerfen

Team Props
Megan Malta
Ariel Schneider

 Team Set
Sam Watkiss
Anika Hedberg
Retina Vaughn
Samantha Lazar
Andrea Dondero
Hillel Smith
Bianca Chen
Peter Bonilla

Team Sound
Benjamin Haber Kamine
David Pollak
Eddie Hebert
Ken Fomberstein

Team Costumes, Wigs & Makeup
Wonny Lervisit
Lina Ragep
Lisa Jablonski
Adrienne Benson
Annette De La Torre
Debbie Busis

Team Dramaturgy
Tom Lay
L Retina Vaughn


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