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Lyrics by Leslie Briscusse,
Music by Frank Wildhorn,
Based on the story by Robert Louis Stevenson
| Directed by Gerry Roe
Sponsored by
JUROS PHARMACY and
HKM Engineering, Inc. |
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Cast |
| Gabriel John Utterson.......................... |
Dave Kinnard |
| Sir Danvers Carew............................. |
Don Havig |
| Henry Jekyll/Edward Hyde................. |
Steve Zediker |
| Simon Stride....................................... |
David Otey |
| Lady Beaconsfield.............................. |
Jill Corcoran |
| The Bishop of Basingstoke.................. |
Ronnie Ward |
| Lord Savage...................................... |
Robert Stockdale |
| General Lord Glossop......................... |
Kevin Schweigert |
| Sir Andrew Proops............................... |
David Graham |
| Emma Carew..................................... |
Charlee Bettise |
| Lucy Harris....................................... |
Pam Sainsbury Havig |
| Nellie (Madam).................................. |
Leslie Jones |
| Priest & Minister................................ |
David Graham |
| Spider................................................ |
Jason Newell |
| Poole................................................. |
Kevin Schweigert |
| Bisset................................................ |
Troy D. McInnis |
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| Ladies of the Night, People of London, Street
People |
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| Kathleen Atkins |
Tiffany Melia |
| AnneMarie Wallette |
Leslie Jones |
| Jana Stockdale |
Jennifer Peterson |
| Sasha Martin |
Danielle Rapoch |
| Ellen Johnson |
Inka Willms |
| Lacey Young |
Amanda Grubbs |
| Mandy Schilling |
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| Society Guests |
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| AnneMarie Wallette |
David Graham |
| Jana Stockdale |
Robert Stockdale |
| Ellen Johnson |
Troy D. McInnis |
| Leslie Jones |
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| Street People, Servants, Policemen, Customers,
Newsboys, An Inmate, An Orderly |
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| Robert Stockdale |
Andrew Smith |
| Chris Decker |
Alec McInnis |
| Jason Newell |
Ronnie Ward |
| Troy D. McInnis |
Josiah Miles |
| Patrick Stockdale |
David Otey |
| Kevin Schweigert |
David Graham |
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Synopsis
A true musical
theatre phenomenon Jekyll & Hyde attracted legions of fans even before
the show began its smash-hit Broadway run. an evocative tale of the epic battle
between good and evil, Jekyll & Hyde is based on Robert Louis Stevenson's
classic story about a brilliant doctor whose experiments with human personality
create a murderous counterpart. Convinced the cure for his father's mental
illness lies in the separation of man's evil nature from his own dark side,
wreaking havoc in the streets of late 19th century London as the savage,
maniacal Edward Hyde. Jekyll & Hyde is pure pulse pounding theatre, with
the same macabre combination of fun and fright that fuels such classics as
Sweeney Todd and The Phantom of the Opera, and a lush, romantic pop
score that includes the hit songs "This Is The Moment" and "Someone Like You."
May 16, 17, 18, 22, 23, 24, 25, 29, 30, 31, 2008
Showtime:
Thursday 7:30 PM
Friday & Saturday 8:00 PM
Sunday Matinee 2:00 PM
Tickets on sale for Season Holders on April 8, 2008
Tickets on sale for All on April 15, 2008
Call the Billings Studio Theatre Box Office at 248-1141
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