Costuming for Scapino!

"The modern Scapino, penned in 1970 by Frank Dunlop and Jim Dale, is based on Moliere’s 1671 comedy entitled The Trickeries of Scapin," and is on track to open at the Springville Playhouse on March 5. Seen here is Chelsea Pyle, portraying our lovely gypsy, Zerbinetta!

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Scapino!

Practices Are Underway for Scapino!

Just thought I'd post a pic of the frenetic fun-fest that opens March 5, 2010. Here we see Scapino reminding Giacinta and Zerbinetta, whose romances he is helping to make possible, that life is no fun without a little mischief.

Let the Games Begin!

Time, once again, to set things in motion! The Springville Playhouse 2010 season opens in March with Scapino, and tomorrow is the first practice. This is going to be great! From what I've read of the script, this Scapino guy reminds me of Max Klinger (after he quit wearing dresses), and if he had been played by Robin Williams. He seems a bit of a conniver and a scoundrel, and he has fun doing it. It'll be loads of fun getting better acquainted with this trickster. The play bearing his name, penned in 1970 by Frank Dunlop and Jim Dale, is based on Moliere’s 1671 comedy entitled The Trickeries of Scapin. The 2010 Springville Playhouse production of Scapino is being directed by Roger Nelson.

welcome!

Well, let me be the first to welcome any and all contributors (director's)to Springville Playhouse
Director's notes. May they be thoughtful, wise, insightful,fun and gracious.