Dr. Henry Jekyll is a brilliant scientist frustrated by dull “respectable” life in 1888 Victorian London. He creates a formula to unleash his inner bestial nature, transforming him into the brutish but oddly compassionate Edward Hyde. Hyde lives the high life while Jekyll’s middle-aged normalcy continues — until Hyde’s passions begin to turn up a body count.

PERFORMANCE DATES: October 15-31, 2009

CAST: John Utterson – Johnny Dunlap Jr, Sir Danvers Carew – Keith Tallent, Henry Jekyll – Seth Eckelman, Simon Stride – Eric Norton, Lady Beaconsfield – Gayla Rodenbur, The Bishop of Basingstoke – Daniel Weller, Lord Savage – Lewis Mize, General Lord Glossop – Robert Lancaster, Emma Carew – Christina Haselhorst, Nellie/People of London – Bonnie Peters, Lucy Harris – Cindy Thomson, Spider – Daniel Weller, Poole/People of London – Caleb Austin, Bisset – Bret Donovan, Priest/People of London – Cale Morrow, People of London – Gayla Kirmer, Bret Donovan, Skylar Foster, Katie Ahern, Jill Druse, George Pyle, Sharon Smith, Sherry Polkinghorn, Rachel Rickner, Taylor Shrader

ORCHESTRA: Orchestra Director – Patty Ahern, 1st Violin – Nancy Sapp, 2nd Violin – Vanessa Perez, Cello – Adam Keda, Flute – Julie Westmacott, Clarinet/Saxophone  – Sarah Turley, French Horn – Bethany Campfield, Trombone – Mike Pacifico, Keyboard – Kristina Mortimer, Keyboard – Judy Latta Smith, Bass Guitar – Frank Gomez, Percussion – Dwight Imel

CREW: Director – Chris Pyle, Stage Manager – Sharon Smith and Lee Griffith, Stage Crew – Rick Druse and Doug Trombley, Light Design – Derek Jensen, Sound Design – Kim Smith, Costume Design – Deedee Miller, Set Design – Sarah Schaeffer, Paula Sellens, Sherry Polkinghorn, Seth Eckelman, Adam Keda, Courtney Miller, Rebecca Stateler, Jim Gilman, Earl Unruh, MJ Straight, Special Effects – Warren Eckleman, Properties Master – Connie Penick

MENU: Potato corn chowder served in a bread bowl, beef stroganoff served over bowtie pasta, baby peas and pearl onions, roll with butter, red velvet cake frosted with white butter cream.  Catering provided by James Pahl, Chris Morlen, Sherry Merica, Sarah Schuetz, volunteers of the Depot Theater.

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