Gallows Humor
By Jack Richardson
Directed by Maggie Borden
Walter is about to be executed, but with his last meal he gets an unexpected encounter with Lucy, who turns his world upside-down. Meanwhile, the executioner attempts to express himself with zany costumes and declarations, but his wife will have none of it. Richardson's satire of the penal system explores the idea of conformity in an irrational world.
Performance Schedule
Houston Hall Auditorium
8pm November 8th, 2007
8pm November 9th, 2007
8pm November 10th, 2007
Tickets are $10 (or $8 with a Penncard)
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Production Staff
Elliot Gordon |
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Producer |
Meredith Weber |
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Assistant Producer |
Julia Kahn |
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Stage Manager |
Saraleah Cogan |
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Assistant Stage Manager |
Cast
Kevin Rodden |
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Death |
Jesse Lasser |
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The Warden |
Emma Margolin |
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Lucy |
Andreas Damm |
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Walter |
Amin Osman |
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Phillip |
Molly Johnsen |
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Martha |
Team Set
Haidee Wong |
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Harry Jarin |
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Master Carpenter |
Alexandria Goree
David Hilbert
Alan Plotzker
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Team Lights
Matt Gruskin |
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Dan Singer |
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Steve Hershman
Allen Ruan
Ted Aronson
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Team Sound
Dan Singer |
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Designer |
Alice Wong |
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Team Costumes
Rebecca Orel |
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Aisha Saraf |
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Team Props
David Handelman |
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Alix Winter |
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Team Publicity
Sarah Marcus
Megan Reilly
Stephanie Bachula
Jessica Deimel
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Maggie Borden
Maggie Borden is a sophomore in the College majoring in Cinema Studies. Her love of theater stems back to elementary school, where she had her first taste of the art of acting with the incredibly prestigious role of "Dog." Ever hungry for the stage, Maggie continued her journey into high school, where she wrote, acted, and directed. After several stints at Penn on various technical crews (including Intuitons, Stimulus Children's Theater, One Acts, and Quadramics), Maggie is extremely excited to make her collegiate directorial debut with Front Row.
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