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E.G. MARSHALL, NATHAN LANE, AND KAYE BALLARD
Opened October 9, 1984
Roundabout Theater (BMCC/CUNY Triplex)
CAST
Kaye Ballard (Mrs. Hardcastle)
E.G.Marshall (Mr. Hardcastle)
Nathan Lane (Tony Lumpkin)
Tovah Feldshuh (Kate Hardcastle)
Cynthia Dozier (Constance Neville)
Gordon Chater (Landlord)
W. Erik Maeder & Derek Conte
(Fellows at Inn/Servants)
Maggie-Meg Reed (Pimple)
Norman Snow (Marlow)
John Bedford-Lloyd (Hastings)
Dane Knell (Diggory)
Matthew Mundinger (Roger)
Gordon Chater (Sir Charles Marlow)
PRODUCTION CREW
Olvier Goldsmith (Author)
Daniel Gerroll (Director)
Robert Thayer (Set Designer)
Eloise Lunde (Costume Designer)
Allen Lee Hughes (Lighting)
Philip Campanella (Sound Design)
Charles Lopresto and Richard Hieronymus (Wig Design)
Kathy J. Faul (Production Stage Manager)
SYNOPSIS
Courtesy of Rommy Nashi
Mr. Hardcastle, an old-fashioned country squire, informs his daughter, Kate,
that Young Marlow, the son of Hardcastle's old friend Sir Charles Marlow and
the man Hardcastle hopes will marry Kate, is to visit from town. However, Young Marlow and his close friend,
George Hastings, are tricked into thinking that Mr. Hardcastle's house is an inn by Tony Lumpkin, the mischievous son of Mrs. Hardcastle by a previous marriage. The stage is set for
unexpected encounters and memorable confrontations as Kate "stoops to conquer" the bashful but handsome
Young Marlow.
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