evye
the milkman would like his daughters to marry nice, respectable and
preferably
wealthy men from the village, but his daughters have other ideas. Meanwhile,
dangers from the outside threaten the existence of Anatevka itself. The
show explores how the modern world comes into conflict with
the traditions and way of life of one man and his community, and was
made famous by the film version starring Topol. Broughty Opera's production
is sure to be spirited, with excellent renditions of songs such as Tradition,
If I Were A Rich Man and Sunrise, Sunset. The show also marks the debut
of new director Zoe Glenn.
27 November to 2 December 2006
Gardyne Theatre, Dundee
Book by Joseph Stein
Lyrics by Sheldon Harnick
Music by Jerry Bock
CAST Tevye — Ken
Peebles Golde — Jill Davidson Tzeitel — Jenny Stewart Hodel — Carolyn Wiseman Chava — Donna Reilly Motel — David Newton Fyedka — Simon Thornbury Yente — Elizabeth Wylie Lazar Wolf — Garry Fraser Perchik — Marek Rzepecki Schprintze — Sara Hughes Bielke — Amanda Moncur Fiddler — Darren Handy Mordcha — David Bennett Rabbi — Jurek Rzepecki Mendel — Tom Dyer Avram — Raymond Budas Nachum — Jim Wilson Grandma Tzeitel — Hazel Grieve Fruma Sarah — Gina Douglas Constable — George Hutchison Shandel — Lynne Binnie
PRODUCTION OFFICIALS Director/Choreographer — Zoe Glenn Musical Director — Don Grieve Accompanist — Susan Leiper Prompter — David Bolton Make-up — Rhona Anderson Wardrobe — Linda Murray Props — Danuta Nowicka Front of House — John Brewster & Alan
Leiper
evye
the milkman would like his daughters to marry nice, respectable and
preferably
wealthy men from the village, but his daughters have other ideas. Meanwhile,
dangers from the outside threaten the existence of Anatevka itself. The
show explores how the modern world comes into conflict with
the traditions and way of life of one man and his community, and was
made famous by the film version starring Topol. Broughty Opera's production
is sure to be spirited, with excellent renditions of songs such as Tradition,
If I Were A Rich Man and Sunrise, Sunset. The show also marks the debut
of new director Zoe Glenn.