This show ran from March 19 through December 23, 1986.
Production Staff:
Director – Rodney B. Fayman
Choreographer – Diane Hamilton
Scenic Design – Dan Conway
Scenic Construction – Mar-Daniels, Philadelphia
Costume Design – Rodney B. Fayman, Kathy Mundie, Kathy Pence
Costume Construction – Kathy Mundie, Kathy Pence
Lighting Design – Rodney B. Fayman, John Sichina
Lighting Execution – Michael Collins, Kerry Engelkeimier
Properties – Tony Capone, Paul Tompos
Stage Manager – Tony Capone
Burn Brae Staff:
Box Office Staff – Suzanne Adams, Barbara Turek, Sarah O’Leary, Julie Belcher, Dianna Halleman, Edith Bardoff, Jackie Gregory
Public Relations – Sarah O’Leary
Technical and Music Director – John Sichina
Head Chef – Donna Breedlove
Food & Beverage Manager – Michael Levin
Bar Manager – Paul Tempros
Pre-Show Announcer – Dick David
Photographer – Joe B. Mann
Program Advertising – Dinner Theatre Publications
Advertising Director – Robert H. Kruhm
“Getting To Know You”
Cast:
Louis Leonowens – Greg Godbout
Captain Orton – Dick David
Anna Leonowens – Jeannie Westwood
Phra Alack – Tony Capone
Kralahome – Paul Tompros
The King – George Bonifant
Lun Tha – Mark Brinton
Tuptim – Rinda Baith James
Lady Thiang – Carolyn Stewart
Prince Chululongkorn – Shane Patrick Flynn
Sir Edward Ramsey – Dick David
The Children (Alternating Evenings) – Maureen Adler, Andrea Burmeister, Dana Amey, Christina Burmeister, Kim Amey, Erica Hamilton, Teresa Amey, Jennifer Johns, Jeff Lindon, Jason Minor, Mary Anne Marlowe, Karen Sommer, Jessica Miller, Jennifer Swiderski, Stephanie Preston, Alayna Decklebaum, Rachel Zavacky
Children’s Alternate – Heather Heaps
The Wives – Jenny Bowie, Dana Dowd, Laura Gallager, Kathy Heaps, Anita O’Leary, Maria Ramsburg
Alternate – Michael Vaccaro
The Royal Guards – Tony Capote, Richard Dorton, Doug Miller, Brad Tresek
Understudies
The King – Paul Tompros
Anna – Carolyn Stewart
Lady Thiang and Tuptim – Laura Gallager
Lun Tha – Brad Tresek
The Kralahome, Captain Orton & Sir Edward Ramsay – Rodney Fayman
Data for this production was donated by George Bonifant, John Kinnamon and Francine Joyce.
