About Aria Da Capo

Comedy/tragedy; fantasy and an anti-war play.
Originally produced in the 1920s, this thought-provoking story is replete with silliness, satire and madcap morality.
At the prompting of a tragic muse, two shepherds interrupt a harlequinade, innocently kill each other, and the harlequinade continues unaffected. An intensely effective play of universal appeal.

2 performances
This production successfully competed in the 1977 EK Drama Festival and was awarded

  • Best Visual
  • Best Actress – Louise Crowe-Swords
  • Best Supporting Actor – Jerry McNeil
Performers

  • Cori Henry

    Columbine

  • Peter DeRoche

    Pierrot

  • Don Rivers

    Cothurnus

  • Karl McKusick

    Corydon

  • Louise Crowe-Swords

    Thyrsis

Event Crew

  • Philip Foster

    Producer

  • Philip Foster, Dave Drummond & Mount Baker Graphic Arts

    Publicity

  • Jim Lincez

    Stage Manager

  • Jim Lincez & Allen Schofield

    Set

  • Mike McQueen, Cindy Duthie

    Lights

  • Ardith MacIntyre

    Properties

  • Mount Baker Graphic Arts

    Programme

  • Maureen Sims, Laurna Eigeard & Margie McKusic

    Costumes

  • Gary Anderson & Linda Constantineau

    Front of House

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