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  MacBeth Production Video

  Providence College and Ed Wardyga

  Providence College Department of Theatre, Dance and Film

  Angell Blackfriars Theatre

  MacBeth

  Written by William Shakespeare

  April 19-23, 1996

  Directed by John Garrity

  Scenery and Costumes designed by David Costa Cabral

  Lighting designed by Christopher Brown

  Fight Choreography by Normand Beauregard

  Dance Choreography by Wendy Oliver

  Original music composed and performed by Mary Casale

  Cast: First Witch – Stacey Lynn Cloutman, Second Witch – Abigail Christian, Third Witch – Stephanie Kraus, Rebel Army – Thomas Gregory Broderick, Kevin Casey, Amanda Blake Davis, Christopher Motta, Karen O’Connor, Jennifer A. O’Donnell, Heath A. Tiberio, Banquo, A Lord – Dan Lesho, MacBeth, Thane of Glamis – Stephen Cabral, Malcolm, Elder Son of Duncan – Brian Patrick Gorman, Duncan, King of Scotland – John J. McNiff, Donalbain, Son of Duncan – Christopher Saulnier, Lennox, A Lord – Stephen Radochia, Ross, A Lord – Russell Berrigan, Angus, A Scottish Noble – Roberta MacIvor, MacDuff, Thane of Fire – Chris Perrotti, Fleance, Son of Banquo – Michael Sablone, Menteith, A Lord – Heath A. Tiberio, Caithness, A Lord – Thomas Gregory Broderick, A Scottish Noble – Kerrie Lynn Diana, Holy Woman – Jeanine Cappello, Lady Macbeth – Megan Gibbons, Messenger – Amanda Blake Davis, Porter – Kevin Casey, Seyton – Stephen Schonhoff, Gentlewoman – Jennifer A. O’Donnell, Servant to Lady Macbeth – Elizabeth Brady, 1^st Murderer – Brian E. Canell, 2^nd Murderer – Christopher Motta, 1^st Apparition – Karen O’Connor, 2^nd Apparition – Elizabeth Brady, 3^rd Apparition – Amanda Blake Davis, Eight Kings – Jessica Billings, Thomas Gregory Broderick, Brian E. Canell, Brian Patrick Gorman, Roberta MacIvor, Jennifer A. O’Donnell, Christopher Saulnier, Heath A. Tiberio, Lady MacDuff – Beth Ford, Young MacDuff – Ethan Epstein, Soldiers – Christopher Motta and Kevin Casey, Doctor – Jessica Billings, Siward, An English Lord – Christopher Motta, Messenger – Karen O’Connor

  Videographer: Ed Wardyga