NOVEMBER 1973	
A FLEA IN HER EAR
by Georges Feydeau
 Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French, Ltd
Directed by Paddy Malcolm English - Producer Lorraine Galloway
A FLEA IN HER EAR was performed to celebrate the tenth anniversary of Powerhouse.
Special guests included local dignitaries and television star Bruno Gerussi.

CAST
Camille Chandebise				Edgar Dobie
Antoinette Plucheux				Arlena Dodd
Etienne Plucheux				Ross Darnel
Dr. Finache					Bill Allum
Lucienne Homenides De Histangua	Isoble Cole
Raymond Chandebise			Mary Huggins
Victor Emmanuel Chandebise		Dennis Learey
Romain Tournel				Dave Abbott
Carlos Homenides De Histangua		Rod Christensen
Eugenie					Scotty Perry
Augustin Feraillon				Cliff Faulkner
Olympe					Lorraine Allum
Baptistin					Roger Michel
Herr Schwarz				Willem Roell
Poche						Dennis Learey
Guests at The Hotel Coq d’Or		Wendy Stevens Tami Burgess
CREW
Assistant Producer				Wendy Stevens
Set Design					Doug Huggins
Stage Manager				Doug Huggins
ASM						Otto Wickstrom
Script Assistant				Maureen Hoskyn
Properties					Sue Abbott, Kim Martel, Deana Rempel
Lighting					Mike Huggins, Peter Reeves
Sound						Gordon Galloway, Brenan Sasges
Costume Designed by			Vivien Frow
Costume Construction			Sharon Wickstrom, Buzz Ross, Shirley Smith
						Nancy Siver, Lynn Roddis 
and other members of the group
Stage Crew					Doug Huggins, Bob Satterthwaite, Lucien Martel
						George Sivers, Norman Galloway, Doug Ross,
						Kathy Yochim, Ken Burgess
Publicity					Pamela Harford, Arlena Dodd
Programmes					Gwen Learey
Tickets and Box Office			Val Redstone
Make up					Jo Jones, Annette Reeves, Kathy Dobie
House						Yvonne Grindler, Lorna Faulkner
Production Photography			Leigh Perry
Speech Consultant				Phyllis Kayser
First Night					Audrey Oxley, Margaret Wood, Bill Oxley,
						Al Wood, Peter Bulman, Rita Potter
Hair Styles created by 			Ken Brown



MARCH 1974	
BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE
by Leonard Gershe
Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French, Ltd
Directed by Mary Huggins - Producer Wendy Stevens
Music composed by Steve Schwarz
CAST

Don Baker					Edgar Dobie
Jill Benson					Jacqui Young
Mrs. Baker					Jo Jones
Ralph Austin					Murray Marten

CREW

Set Design					Doug Huggins
Stage Manager				Bob Satterthwaite
ASM						Ken Burgess
Set Construction				Tod Clarke, George Siver, Bill Warsimage
						Buzz Ross, Dennis Learey, Deanna Rempel,
						And other members of the group
Properties					Tami Burgess, Carol Kuhn, Maureen Hoskyn
Costumes					Scotty Perry, Sharon Wickstrom, Bonny Goble
Make up					Annette Reeves
Publicity					Lorraine Allum, Coralie Allen
Posters and Distribution			Maureen Hoskyn
Lighting and Sound				Cliff Faulkner, Lorna Faulkner
Photographs					Leigh Perry
Program					Kathy Yochim, Carel Clarke
House 					Ivy Carmichael
First Night					Rita Potter
Tickets and Box Office			Phil Kayser, Aubrey Kayser
Foyer Display				Sharyn Radmore
Hair 						Scotty Perry
Musical Arrangement			Wes Clark





APRIL 1974		
THE TRAGEDY OF MACBETH
by William Shakespeare
Adapted and Directed by J. Michael  Lewis. Producer Diane Benke

CAST

Duncan, King of Scotland			Leigh Perry

His Sons
Malcolm					Murray Marten
Donalbain					Carl Watson

Generals of the King’s Army
Macbeth					Dave Abbott
Banquo					Richard Sandlers

Noblemen of Scotland
Macduff					Ross Darnel
Lenos						Otto Wickstrom
Rosse						Tony Camson

Fleance, Son of Banquo			Robert Bulman
Boy, Son of Macduff			James Wetherill
A Doctor					Steve Stoecker
A Porter					David Jones
Lady Macbeth				Yvonne Grindler
Lady Macduff				Jo Jones
Gentlewoman,
Attending on Lady Macbeth		Wendy Stevens

The Witches
Crone						Scotty Perry
Nymph					Kim Martel
Maiden					Kathy Yochim
Murderers					Corky McMechan, Joseph Stanishevky
Messenger					Jim Belsham

The Chorus					Willem Roell, Jim Belsham, Patrick Connell
						Joseph Stanishevsky, Corky McMechan
						Wendy Nielsen, Sue Schielke, Barb Bye,
						Kathy Harms, Donna Ward, Michelle Todd
						Judy Rudiaschy
CREW

Set Designer					Evert Verkerk
Stage Manager				Evert Verkerk
ASM						Carol Sharpe
Script Girl					Maureen Hoskyn
Settings Constructed by			Evert Verkerk, Paul Kelly, Jim Belsham,
						Wendy Stevens, Donna Ward
Properties					Paul Ekering, Mavis Ekering, Sue Macdonald, 
Wendy Batuik
Costumes					Kathy Yochim, and members of the Company
Make Up					Kay Brooks, Phia Bulman, Kathy Dobie
Masks designed and made by		Kay Brooks
Lighting					Dave Yochim
Sound Effects				Bob Satterthwaite
Production Publicity				Lorraine Allum
Production Photography			Leigh Perry
Program					Doug Huggins
House Manager				Bonnie Goble
Box Office					Susan Misshula
Foyer Displays				Debbie Malyish
First Night					Audrey Oxley and Gwen Learey

	

Footnote: The Powerhouse Theatre opened in November, 1963. It flourishes still.


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