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"The Taming of the Shrew" by William Shakespeare A modern-dress, gender-reversed version of the classic play. Directed by Dave Barton and David Gallo |
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| Petruchio (Susan E. Taylor) gives Kate (Fraley) a taste of what's to come. | |||||||||||||||
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| The beautiful Lucentio (Rachel Davenport, right) and her two devoted servants, Tranio (Scott Caster, left) and the idiotic Biondello (Matt Cook, middle). |
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| Bianca (Bennett), surrounded by his admirers, Hortensio (Cathy Petz) and Gremio (Sally Norton). |
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| Kate (Fraley, middle) models The Tailor's (Jeff Marx, left) creation toPetruchio (Taylor, right). |
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| "Bianca (Keith Bennett) is soothed by his mother, Baptista (Sharyn Case) after being tortured by the petulant Kate (Jay Michael Fraley). |
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| Curtis (Katarina Yeo) and Grumio (Eric Eisenbrey) in happier times...before the Boss comes home. | |||||||||||||||