#96-10-13
For Release: 10-13-96
Contact: Peter Bailley
The Knox College Theater Department will present the comedy The Three Cuckolds at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 23, through Saturday, Oct. 26, in Harbach Theater, Ford Center for Fine Arts. The play, written by Leon Katz and directed by theater professor Robert C. Whitlatch, is based on an anonymous 16th century Italian comedy. The light-hearted and occasionally bawdy farce demonstrates humanity's universal follies in its portrayal of three men who scheme to cheat on their wives. Tickets, available at the door, are $8 for adults and $6 for students and senior citizens.
Founded in 1837, Knox is an independent, four-year, liberal arts
college, located in Galesburg, Illinois, with 1,100 students from
42 states and 33 nations. Knox's "Old Main," a National
Historic Landmark, is the only building remaining from the 1858
Lincoln-Douglas debates.
Role/Position Name Year City
Arlecchino Ralph Sledge first year Tulsa, OK
Coviello Mayur Bhatnager first year Almaty, Kazakhstan
Flamina Kate Berry junior Sycamore, IL
Pantalone Jason Tucker sophomore Chicago, IL
Zanni John Procope sophomore Diego Martin, Trinidad
Franceschina Bree Elrod first year Topeka, KS
Devil Jeff Ripperda first year Albers, IL
Leandro Jason Powell first year West Allis, WI
Cintia Stepfanie Horton sophomore Bronx, NY
Stage Manager Rachel Michalski sophomore Streamwood, IL
House Manager Aubrey Isaac sophomore Bellevue, NE
Sound Jennifer Prior sophomore Santa Clara, CA
Lighting Dan Kauffman first year Bala Cynwyd, PA
Props Ryan England first year Rock Island, IL
Head of Construction Jason Newcomb first year Belleville, IL
Costume Design Margo Shively, costume shop supervisor
Set and Light Design Craig Choma, visiting asst. professor of
theater
Photo caption
Arlecchino (Ralph Sledge) and Franceschina (Bree Elrod) have told the gullible Coviello (Mayur Bhatnager) that they will find a child for him in a hole; instead their digging uncovers the Devil (Jeff Ripperda); in a scene from the comedy "The Three Cuckolds," presented at 8 p.m. nightly through Saturday in Knox College's Harbach Theater.