The King And I
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| Staff | |
| Producer | Bill Tindall |
| Producer | Christy Wright |
| Director | Andrew Cummings |
| Vocal and Musical Director | Carol Harris |
| Choreographer | Alexandra Mandel |
| Choreographer Assistant | Christy Wright |
| Stage Manager | Janell Cummings |
| Mask Maker | Vinh Nguyen |
| Master Carpenter and Set Design | Andrew Cummings |
| Set Paint Design | Glynis Crabb |
| Lighting and Sound Design | Peter Mandel |
| Props Coordination | Lorie Foster |
| House Managers | Rob and Robin Bezanson |
| Lobby Design and Program | Rob and Robin Bezanson |
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| Cast | |
| Anna Leonowens | Sharon Maxwell (Aug 6-15) |
| Barbara Reynolds (Aug 20-21) | |
| Cindy Powell (Aug 22) | |
| Kerie Geni Darner (Aug 27-28) | |
| The King of Siam | Edmond Kwong |
| Lady Thiang | Mary Anne Stanislaw |
| The Kralahome | Robert Barham |
| Prince Chululongkorn | Michael Combs |
| Louis Leonowens | Samantha Quijano |
| Tuptim | Naomi Longshore |
| Lun Tha | Daniel Corpus |
| Sir Edward Ramsay | Kel Whisner |
| Captain Orton | Chris Souza |
| Interpreter | Vinh Nguyen |
| Phra Alack | Pierre Gerard |
| Simon of Legree | Vinh Nguyen |
| Eliza | Taylor Hix |
| George | Pierre Gerard |
| Topsy | Morgan Morris |
| Little Eva | Patrice Lyn |
| Uncle Thomas | Matthew Cummings |
| The Sun | Mckenzie Colbert |
| Lady Pensri | Morgan Morris |
| Lady Tulaya | Allyson Forman |
| Lady Nataya | Angelica Magnisi |
| Lady Maliwan | Christine Carrillo |
| Lady Lalida | Mary Dokter |
| Lady Sunisa | Melissa Stone |
| Lady Mintra | Patrice Lyn |
| Lady Rajini | Taylor Hix |
| Lady Lamai | Trudy Parks |
| Lady Tasa nee | Robin Harris |
| Priests: Matthew Cummings, Chris Bezanson, Greg Colbert, Hannah Bezanson, Jon Szczepaniak, Max Bushman, Kel Whisner | |
| Princesses: Alexandra Hannon, Channing Bushman, Emily Carrillo, Danielle Dokter, Makena McElroy, Mckenzie Colbert, Megan Carrillo, Melinda Colbert, Monica Evans, Nia Lyn | |
| Princes: Carter Sepulveda, Nathan Cummings | |
| Amazons: Emily Barham, Kristi Kisso-Martinez | |
East meets West for a dramatic, richly textured and ultimately uplifting tale. In Siam (in 1862) an English widow, Anna, has been summoned by the King to serve as tutor to his many children and wives. The King is considered to be a barbarian by those in the West, and he seeks Anna’s assistance in changing his image, if not his ways. Anna and the King grow to understand and respect one another in a truly unique love story.
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