Great Expectations
by Charles Dickens
adapted by Ted Davis with additional material by Timothy Wheeler
| Production Team | |
| Directors | Timothy Wheeler,Ted Davis |
| Set Designer | Robert Sypitkowski |
| Costume Designer | Hillary Derby |
| Lighting Designer | David Kaye |
| Stage Manager | Ralph Rosenberg* |
| .. |
| Cast | |
| Pip | Ted Davis* |
| Young Pip, a boy of the village | Matthew Ranks |
| Abel Magwitch, an escaped convict | Timothy Wheeler* |
| Joe Gargery, a blacksmith | Michael Eugene O’Brien* |
| Mrs. Joe, Pip’s old sister | Kim Gordon* |
| Compeyson, another escaped convict | Jeremiah Kissel* |
| Mr. Wopsle, clerk at the church | James Bodge* |
| Young Biddy, distant relation to Mr. Wopsle | Mary Saunders |
| Captain of village militia | Robert Paret |
| Solider in village militia | Bill Borenstein |
| Young Estella, ward of Miss Hayisham | Gail Wheeler |
| Miss Havisham, a lady of wealth in the village | Cecile Mann* |
| Mr. Jaggers, a lawyer in London | Jeremiah Kissel* |
| Young Herbert Pocket, a distant relation of Miss Hayisham | Sam Saunders |
| Estella, a lady in society | Melissa Hanson |
| Biddy, friend to the Gargerys | Gail Wheeler |
| Wemmick, Jaggers’ clerk | James Bodge* |
| Molly, Servant to Jaggers | Kim Gordon* |
| Herbert Pocket, Pip’s friend and companion | James L. Walker* |
| Avenger, boy in service to Pip | Matthew Ranks* |
| Bentley Dummle | Frederick Hahn |
| Aged Parent | Michael Eugene O’Brien* |
| Mr. Trabb, the village undertaker | Bill Borenstein |
| Captain in boat | Bill Borenstein |
| Office in boat | Robert Paret |
| A Man in Jaggers’ Office | Robert Paret |

