by Samuel Taylor, directed by Michael Paul Pulizzano

First performed by Ross Valley Players exactly 50 years ago, it’s a modern version of Cinderella set in 1950’s Long Island. Sabrina Fairchild is the daughter of the Larabee family’s chauffer, and she’s just returned home from five years in Paris to find she’s still in love with David, the youngest Larabee son. When David’s brother Linus, a cynical tycoon who controls the family fortune, discovers Sabrina’s feelings, he pulls some strings to finally bring them together. A witty play that was the basis of the 1954 movie Sabrina, starring Humphrey Bogart and Audrey Hepburn.

(in order of appearance)
Robyn Wiley (Maude Larabee)
Barbara Van Dermeer (Julia Ward McKinlock)
David Shirk (Linus Larabee, Jr.)
Tom Reilly (Linus Larabee)
Mary Jane Baird (Margaret)
Stephen Gustavson (David Larabee)
Jayme Catalano (Gretchen)
Cary Cronholm (Sabrina Fairchild)
John Anthony Nolan (Fairchild)
Nicole Price (Young Woman)
John Rose (Young Man)
Christopher Struett (Paul D'Agrenson)

Director: Michael Paul Pulizzano
Production Manager: Wood Lockhart
Set Design: David Apple
Set Construction: Ian Swift
Costume Design: Michael A. Berg
Lighting Design: Les Lizama
Sound Design: Bruce Vieira
Property Design: Sue Anderson
Stage Manager: David Apple
Asst. Stage Manager: Maddy Boom
Dialect Coach: Christine Charbonnier
Dance Coach: Sandi Weldon
Light Operator: Shelley Sanborn
Sound Operator: Sally Wahlberg
Box Office Manager: Maddy Boom
Volunteer Coordinator: Susan Suomi
Publicity Coordinators: Tinka Ross, Suzie Hughes
Publicist: Kim Taylor
Graphic Design: Mark Shepard