The Mikado
by William S. Gilbert and Sir Arthur Sullivan
Production Team
| Director | Louis Dall’Ava |
| Music Director | Rosalea Kimball |
| Lighting Designer | Damon Lee Runnals |
| Costume Coordinator | Nina Jones |
| Stage Manager | Meg Disciorio |
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Cast
| The Mikado of Japan | Larry Picard |
| Nanki-Poo, his Son, disguised as a wandering minstrel, and in love with Yum-Yum | Michael Scott Harris |
| Ko-Ko, Lord High Executioner of Titipu | Louis Dall’Ava* |
| Pooh-Bah, Lord High Everything Else | Jeffrey Bouthiette |
| Pish-Tish, a Noble Lord | Randy Huber |
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| Three Sisters – Wards of Ko-Ko | |
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| Yum-Yum | Jenny Millsap |
| Pitti-Sing | Laura Koeneman |
| Peep-Bo | Anna Marie Sell |
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| Katisha, an elderly Lady, in love with Nanki-Poo | Lara Wilson |
| Ensemble | Wendy Amero, Janetha Benson, Megan Chesley, Kimberly Evan, Carol Griffiths, David Greenham, Zachary Greenham, Charlie Hartman, Meg Huber, Troy Lake, Crys Nutter, Bethany Perkins, Debbie Perkins, Julie Porter, Jan Reynolds, Damon Lee Runnals, Noella Safford, Kate Sanborn, Adam Talpy |
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Orchestra
| Horn | Susan Barre |
| Flute | Melissa Buzza |
| Piano | Rosalea Kimbal |
| Percussion | Mark Ranger |
| Violin | Ellen Stevens |
| Bass | Gordon Wilcox |
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Special Thanks to Don Westwood of Opera Management Group, Al Bergeret of The New York Gilbert and Sullivan Players, The Hancock County Gilbert and Sullivan Society, and the Oak Hill High School Music Department.
*Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States.