By JOHN PATRICK Winner of the Pulitzer Prize and the Tony Award!In a remote village in Okinawa, a young American Army officer tries to teach Democracy to the natives and finds himself with a teahouse, a geisha girl, and a whole lot of brandy -- and in very deep trouble with headquarters. "a howling hit...an enchanting play" -- NY World Telegram Produced by special arrangement
with PERFORMANCES You might think that it would be next to impossible to cast a show were half the people speak in a language that is not English. And you might also think that the Audience might have a hard time understanding a play when half the dialog is not in English. But you would be wrong. One of the truths in this world is that language sometimes gets in the way. Does yes, really mean yes? Does no, really mean no? Are some things understood regardless of what language we use? And by the same token, are some things misunderstood. This play touches on those topics, are many others, to hilarious results as it brings together two different cultures to surprising result. This strong cast shows that language is comprised of more than just words, but of words, feelings, deeds and yes, results that communicate themselves into laughter all night long. CHARACTER NAME Sakini Keith Moreton Capt. Fisby Jim Holmes Col. Purdee W. David Wright Sgt. Gregovich Mark Heulitt Capt. McLean John Eslick Lotus Blossom Akiko Iwasaki Miss Higajiga Sue Hwang Old Woman Terri Parks Old Woman's Daughter Michelle Malizaki Miss Keora Priscilla Losey Ancient Man Jerry Nehring Mr. Hokaida Ian McLean Mr. Omura Bob Farber Mr. Sumata Ken Endress Mr. Sumata's Father Jerry Nehring Mr. Seiko Ian Kilpatrick Mr. Oshira Roger Krevnas Village Children McKenna Tedrick Maxwell Kilpatrick Reagan Kilpatrick
Audrey Miller Francis Miller Director Rick Steinberg Producer Donna Holroyd Asst. Producer Mike Moffat Costume Designer Beth Glasner Set Design John Holroyd Japanese Advisor Yukari Black Light Design Jack Allaway |