Camelot
| Staff | |
| Producers | Anne Hepner |
| Joyce Pagan | |
| Director | Don Porter |
| Vocal Director | Carol Harris |
| Musical Director | Hank Park |
| Choreographer | Toni Saletta |
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| Cast | |
| King Arthur Pendragon | Dough Hagdohl II |
| Merlyn | Lawrence-Michael Arias |
| Queen Guinevere | Cheryl Neilsen |
| Lancelot Du Lac | Ken Weiner |
| Pellinore | Rod Pintello |
| Mordred | Matthew Tidwell |
| Tom of Warwick | David Lorber |
| Nimue | Stella Hagdohl |
| Sir Dinadan | Jim Acaves |
| Sir Lionel | Britton Todd Gunter |
| Sir Sagramore | Steve Johnson |
| Sir Clarlus | Joshua James Maya |
| Squire Dap | Ed Leonard |
| Lady Anne | Virginia Benche |
| Lady Sybil | Gerri Schmutz |
| Knights and Ladies of the Kingdom: Donna Acaves, Karen Anger, Gary Caswell Jr., Amanda Duarte, Tom Harris, Stella Hagdohl, Jim Grace, Steve Kawanami, Linda Mallonee, Don O’Neil, Sonia Rodriguez, Suellen Rowlison, Jennifer Ross, Elizabeth A. Schultz, Cinnamon Warfield | |
| Heralds & Pages: Andrew T. Hepner, Willy Frey, David Lorber | |
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Guinevere, King Arthur’s lovely wife, encourages him to establish the Knights of the Round Table. As the Knights grow in fame, Lancelot Du Lac becomes the most celebrated of all of them, and rumors begin to circulate about his affair with Guinevere. Can Camelot be the idealistic place of Arthur’s dreams?
Camelot was one of the most popular Broadway shows of the 1960s. Its original cast album was one of the top selling albums of the year. Julie Andrews and Richard Burton are famous names that have been attached to the show, providing a memorable soundtrack which included songs such as “The Simple Joys of Maidenhood“ and “If Every I Would Leave You“.
Above photos by Eugene’s Salon of Photography