Carlo Goldoni's 1746 comedy, The Servant of Two Masters, is a classic of the genre, and now DramaSoc is bringing it to Christchurch. A story of love, drama, deception, and copious amount of tomfoolery, Servant of Two Masters is a hilarious ride from start to finish.

CAST

Truffaldino - Nick Cheesebrough
Beatrice - Christina Sieberhagen
Florindo - Oliver Johnson
Clarice - Barrett Robb
Silvio - Harris Webster
Pantalone - Peter Moore
Smeraldina - Rhiannon Mason
Dr. Lombardi - Nicholas Matheson
Brighella - Emma Cooper

CREW

Director - Cedar Scott
Co-Director & Stage Manager - Amélie Harris
Producer & Makeup - Francie Liebert
Producer - Evienne Jones
Costume Designer - Annya Rawlings
Props Designer - Benjamin Mackenzie
Set Designer - Elliot Kirk
Lighting Supervisor - Ben Moore
Lighting Tech - Tait Keller
Sound Tech - Thomas Mooney
Makeup Assistant - Siobhan Hoare
Stagehand & Makeup Assistant - Cecile Wagener
Stagehand - Connor Knowles
Stagehand - Jasper Vartan
Stagehand - Rhiannon Greer
Photographer - Peter Moore
Photographer - Lucy Dunnlogan
Photographer & Makeup Assistant - Chloe Constable
Graphic Designer - Emma Bell

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