Written by:
Friedrich Duerrenmatt
Translated by:
Maurice Valency
Opening: March 21, 1986
Closing: March 30, 1986
Number of performances: 7
Time:Before
Setting:
Gullen
Synopsis:
The Lunts chose this unforgettable play for their swan song. A wealthy woman returns to her debt ridden home town and offers a sum greater than they have ever imagined to help out. But there is a condition: she wants the life of a villager who years ago had caused her to be expelled from town in disgrace. Ringing denial of this absurd demand is followed by the gradual corruption of everyone in town. He is murdered and money is passed over his body to the town. The lady leaves with a fantastic entourage and with the coffin of her old lover.
Performers
| Hofbauer/Chorus | Mark Sawyer | |
| Helmsberger/Chorus | Michael Carabis | |
| Wechsler | Paul Trinci | |
| Sign Painter | Richard Brown | |
| Burgomaster | Jack Ryan | |
| Professor Muller | Peter Stewart | |
| Pastor | Brian Smith | |
| Anton Schill | John D. Mountford | |
| Stationmaster | Frank Steiner | |
| Claire Zachanassian | Barbara A.D. Mountford | |
| Train Conductor/Townsperson/Karl Schill | David Friscic | |
| Pedro Cabral | Bill Hirschen | |
| Bobby Hofer | Don Dallman | |
| Police Chief Schultz | Peter Holmes | |
| Anna | Britton Piering | |
| Mike | Paul Kriner | |
| Max | Don Sinnenberg | |
| Blind Man/Cameraman | Tom Ecobelli | |
| Blind Man/Reporter | Andrew Bernstein | |
| Athlete | Jim Marcella | |
| Frau Burgomaster | Lori Menia | |
| Frau Schill | Anneke Bull | |
| Ottilie Schill | Leslie Kolins | |
| Dr. Nusslin | Andrzej P. Pilarczyk | |
| First Woman | Peggy Bazarnick | |
| Second Woman/ Assistant/Chorus | Kathy Woods | |
| Sacristian/Townsperson | Derek Sinnenberg | |
| Truckdriver/Townsperson | Alan Angelo | |
| Choir | Jason Bazarnick | |
| Choir | Zachariah Bazarnick | |
| Choir | Steve Diroif | |
| Choir/Human Pyramid | Randi Sayles | |
| Choir/Human Pyramid | Andrea Sinnenberg | |
| Choir/Human Pyramid | Kerri Sinnenberg | |
| Human Pyramid | Kelly Vrooman |