Richard L. Sprecker

Plautus sets us a slightly off-kilter world where the slaves get the best of their masters

The scene of our city. Particularly fun to light was the collection of curtains upstage.

Libanus and Leonida discuss their plans to command their master as if he were their slave.

Agryrippus pleads at the feet of his slave Leonida for the money that will secure his happiness.

The show was decked out with musical numbers, conceived of by our directors and performed by the ensemble as orchestra.

More of the mischievous slave machinations to have their masters beg for the money they hold.

The slaves have their fun.

The Parasite reads the conditions of marriage to Diabolus.

In grand musical tradition, our five performers sing their own lament, layered atop one another.

Each with their own take on love, our performers finish.

Our choir prepares to help sing for the slaves.

The newly freed slaves sing celebrations of their freedom.