The Concord Players Present
58th Season
February 1978
Directed by
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William Sigalis |
Produced by
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Jean
English Mary-Jac Hatch |
The Action takes place in Kyoto, Japan, about a thousand years ago at
Before the time of our play, Rashomon was the largest gate in Kyoto, the ancient capital of Japan. It was 106 feet wide and 26 feet deep, its wall rising 75 feet and topped by a ridge - pole. With the decline of West Kyoto, the gate fell into bad repair and became a decayed relic with an unsavory reputation, a hideout for thieves and a dump for unclaimed corpses. |
Production Pictures |
The Cast |
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Priest |
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Woodcutter |
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Wigmaker |
Roger Bull |
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Deputy |
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Bandit |
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Husband |
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Wife |
Karen Bell |
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Mother |
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Medium |
Kenjutsu (Sword-Fighting) scenes staged by Dick Sproul, Second Degree Black Belt - Shim gum do (Korean Zen Swordsmanship) First Degree Black Belt - Goju-kai Karate-Do. |
The Crew
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Stage Manager | |
Set designer | |
Set construction | |
Set painting | |
Set dressing | |
Properties |
Concy Smith
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Light designer | |
Light Crew |
Leroy Newbold
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Sound | |
Costumes | |
make-up |