by Noel Coward, directed by Robert Wilson

Our season kicks off with Blithe Spirit, one of the longest-running plays ever to hit London’s West End. This hilarious farce by the master of high-class comedy follows socialite Charles and his paranormal predicament: he’s being haunted by the ghost of his first wife Elvira—and his new wife is not amused. Wacky psychics, wounded wives, and sparkling dialogue abound in this wonderful evening of classic comedy. Coward considered it his best work. Come see why!

(in order of appearance)
Theresa Miller (Edith)
Robyn Wiley (Ruth)
Ron Severdia (Charles)
Hugh Campion (Dr. Bradman)
Kim Bromley (Mrs. Bradman)
Lynn-Audrey Tijerina (Madame Arcati)
Marianne Shine (Elvira)

Director: Robert Wilson
Production Manager: Linda Dunn
Set Design: Ken Rowland
Set Construction: Ian Swift, David L. Smith
Set Painting: Megan Kenyon
Costume Design: Michael A. Berg
Lighting Design: Les Lizama
Sound Design: Bruce Vieira
Property Design: Sue Anderson
Special Effects Advisor: Wally Fenn
Stage Manager: Madge Grahn
Light Operator: Allison Porto-Yale
Sound Operator: Tom Kushner
Box Office Manager: Theresa Miller
Volunteer Coordinator: Susan Suomi
Publicity Coordinators: Tinka Ross, Suzie Hughes
Publicist: Kim Taylor
Graphic Design: Ron Severdia