| Staff | |
| Director | George Costa |
| Choreographer | Debbie Nelson |
| Musical Director | John Allen |
| Choral Director | Marilyn Guerin |
| Technical Director | Ed Perkins |
| Costume Designer | Eileen Barnes |
| Set Designer | Bill Bielby |
| Lighting Designer | Joseph Raco |
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| Cast | (in order of appearance) |
| Fred Graham / Petruchio | Russell Hendrickson |
| Harry Trevor / Baptista | Steele Nesmith |
| Lios Lane / Bianca | Jannine Carrera |
| Paul (Stage Manager) | Burt Oriarte |
| Lilli Vanessi / Katherine | Louise Beresford |
| Hattie | Marie Perkins |
| Stage Doorman | Randy Tyler |
| Bill Calhoun / Lucentio | Rick Desimone |
| First Gangster | Frank Vanella |
| Second Gangster | Donald Benson |
| Harrison Howell | Lawrence Matlock |
| Gremio | Bob Cahall |
| Hortensio | Mark Jordan |
Kiss Me Kate
The egotistical performer Fred Graham is reunited with his ex-wife Lilli Vanessi in the leading roles of Petruchio and Kate in Taming of the Shrew. Throughout the show they fight and obviously still love each other. Meanwhile, due to mistaken identity, two gangsters harass Fred. Also, two former cabaret performers cast in Taming of the Shrew, Lois Lane and Bill Calhoun struggle to keep their romance alive.
