Lady Windermere's Fan - November 2002

The Cast	in order of appearance
Parker Lady Windermerer Lord Darlington The Dutchess of Berwick Lady Agatha Lord Windermere Mr Dumby Mrs Cowper Cowper Lady Stutfield Lady Jedburgh Mr Hopper Lord Augustus Lorton Mr Cecil Graham Lady Plymdale Mrs Erlynne Rosalie	Tom Ford Sylvia Lynch Peter Gee Patricia Peggs Susi Bott Dimitri Aivaliotis John Gysin Megan Spence Karen Siber Helen Hauser Luke Walker Paul Bilton Dustin Rees Sally Krauer Christine Eusebio Alexandra Ebly
Director	Valery Niggli
Behind the Scenes	in order of non-appearance
Stage Maneagers Prompters Set Design Lighting Design Lighting Operators Sound Recording Sound Operators Head of Props Props Team Make Up Costumes Front of House Box Office Publicity Flyer & Programme Cover Programme Editor Programme Design Photography	Sheila von Arx, Joanne Ralph Lynda Klomann, Claudia Wicki Christian Brandenburg Sanjeev Premchand Enel Miller, Karin Pletcher, Corrine Ramel Martin Russell Matthew Harte, John Patient Janet Evard Jo Dennis, Ann Fuchs, Corrine Schumki Marie-Luisa Capozzi, Paul Day, Sylvia Hintermeister Noeleen Blaich, Ann Grosfort, Sylvia Hintermeister Joan Bridgeman & Members of the Club Roland Flüeler & Members of the Club Paul Bilton Paul Bilton David Roscoe Peter Schietinger Leslie von Arx

	Lady Windermere's Fan A comedy by Oscar Wilde
	Performance dates: November 13, 14, 15 at 7.30pm & Saturday 16 at 6pm. Second week 19, 20, 21 & 22 November 2002.
	Venue: Theater im Seefeld. Kirchgemeindehaus Neumünster, Seefeldstrasse 91, 8034 Zurich
	First staged in 1892, 'Lady Windermere's Fan' was Wilde's first great stage success. The plot is centred round the arrival of a mysterious woman hoping to break into London's society. Lady Windermere learns from a friend that Lord Windermere is spending a great deal of time with a certain Mrs. Erlynne, and fearing that he is being unfaithful to her, she decides that their marriage is at an end. Then, in an act of striking generosity, Mrs. Erlynne protects Lady Windermere's reputation and the truth about trust and loyalty are ironically revealed. The play is a tale of confusion and misinterpretation with Wilde's brilliant wit woven throughout the dialogue - guaranteeing an evening of classic entertainment.
Rehearsals	Dustin Rees is Mr Cecil Graham
Sylvia Lynch is Lady Windermere		Chris Eusebio is Mrs Erlynne
		Chris Eusebio is Mrs Erlynne
		Paul Bilton is Lord Augustus Horton
Peter Gee is Lord Darlington		Paul Bilton is Lord Augustus Horton
	Dimitri Aivaliotis is Lord Windermere Karen Siber is Lady Stuttfield
John Gysin is Mr Dumby Sally Krauer is Lady Plymdale Valery Niggli is THE director		Helen Hauser is Lady Jedburgh Megan Spence is Mrs Cowper Cowper Susi Bott is Lady Agatha
	Pat Peggs is Lady Berwich and Luke Walker is Mr Hopper
	Copies of the play (ISBN number 0-7136-5189-X is the version we are using. There are other editions available too) are now available from Stäheli Interlingua, Weinplatz 4/5 and Orell Füssli, Bahnhofstr 70.
Backstage	With a cast of 15, all of whom needed extensive makeup costumes and props, backstage was never going to be a quiet place - and it wasn't.

	Lord Windermere (Dimitri Aivaliotis) gets his hair and make up fixed, while two of the back-stage crew (Joanne Ralph and Ann Fuchs) sort out the props.

	It's curlers for Rosalie the maid (Alexandra Ebly) and Mr Dumby (John Gysin) waits his turn for make up

	Lord Darlington (Peter Gee) gets the final tonsorial touch, while Lord Augustus Lorton (Paul Bilton) has his nightly appointment with the glue pot and moustache.