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Full Cast, Creative Team Set for What the Butler Saw at Wellfleet

By: Dan Bacalzo · Jun 13, 2008  · Cape Cod

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Full cast and creative team information has been announced for Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theatre's production of Joe Orton's What the Butler Saw, to run June 19-July 12. David Wheeler will direct.

This farce pokes fun at sex, authority, family relationships, and the world of psychoanalysis. In it, a sex-obsessed psychiatrist is confounded by the arrival of his nymphomaniac wife, a lunatic supervisor, a handsome bellhop, and a clueless policeman -- all in the midst of his attempts to seduce a prospective secretary.

The cast will include Michael Balcanoff (Dr. Prentice), Meg Gibson (Mrs. Prentice), Adam Harrington (Sgt. Match), Lordan Napoli (Geraldine), Lewis Wheeler (Bellboy), and Richard McElvain (Dr. Rance).

The creative team will include Eugene Lee (set), John Malinowski (lighting), Nathan Leigh (sound), and Carol Sherry (costumes).

Wheeler's previous directing credits at WHAT include Live Girls, The Unexpected Man, Lemonade, and Cosmologies. He won Eliot Norton and IRNE awards for his direction of No Man's Land at ART.

For more information, visit www.what.org.


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