1971 - 1972
Fiddler on the Roof
Fiddler on the Roof, composed by Jerry Bock, with lyrics by Sheldon Harnick and book by Joseph Stein, is set in Tsarist Russia in 1905 and is very closely based on the books Tevye and his Daughters and Tevye the Dairyman by Jewish author Sholem Aleichem. The story focuses on Tevye, the father of five daughters, and his attempts to maintain his family and Jewish religious traditions while outside influences encroach upon their lives. He tries hard to cope both with the strong-willed actions of his three older daughters - each one's choice of husband moving farther away from the customs of their faith - and with the edict of the Tsar that will eventually evict his family and all the Jews from their little village of Anatevka.
Cast
Bill Polsky
Rabbi
Bob Munson
Mordcha, the innkeeper
Cathy Patton
Hodel
Christine Pearson
Tzeitel
James G. Mimnagh
Tevye, the dairyman
Janice McGuirl
Bielke
Keith Pearson
Avram, the bookseller
Larry Sullivan
Lazar Wolf, the butcher
Len Morin
Perchik, a student
Lewis Levin
Mendel, the Rabbi's son
Lorraine St. Laurent
Yente, the matchmaker
Louella Molot
Fruma Sarah
Lynn Fairweather
Grandma Tzeitel
Maureen Quinn
Chava
Michael Gareau
Motel Kamzoil, the tailor
Michael O'Gorman
Yussel
Norma Coll
Shandel, Motel's Mother
Peter Parkinson
Sasha
Richard Elichuk
Constable
Richard Neville
Fyedka
Sharron McCormick
Golde, his wife
Shatzy Galbraith
Shprintze
Vern Fraser
The FIDDLER
Alan Dawson
Ensemble
Alice Stewart
Ensemble
Aline
Ensemble
Amelia Taylor
Ensemble
Brad Smith
Ensemble
Carol Marsh
Ensemble
Charlie Stevens
Ensemble
Daykin
Ensemble
Dorothy McDonald
Ensemble
Fran Smith
Ensemble
George Evans
Ensemble
Jack Wallace
Ensemble
Jeff O'Shaughnessy
Ensemble
Jennifer Pfitzer
Ensemble
Jim Ross
Ensemble
Joanna Taylor
Ensemble
John Powell
Ensemble
Joy Phillips
Ensemble
Kim Graham
Ensemble
Liliane Winter
Ensemble
Mary Ward
Ensemble
Mary-Anne Taylor
Ensemble
Nick Michelis
Ensemble
Pamela Payant
Ensemble
Paul Diggins
Ensemble
Peggy Burgess
Ensemble
Robert Pelchat
Ensemble
Roberta Sametz
Ensemble
Roger Webber-Taylor
Ensemble
Sandye Hayes
Ensemble
Production
Bertha Bower
Costume Designer
Beryl Elliott
Hair Styling
Bill Steen
Stage Manager
Christine Allan
Benevolent Committee
Ed Yeatman
Programme Advertising
Ed Yeatman
Programme cover degisn
Ed Yeatman
Scenic Artist
Faith Ward
Dramatic Director
Faye Lavell
Ticket Manager
Gerry Austin
Lighting Designer
Henry Winter
House Manager
Joan Galbraith
Properties Mistress
Judy Froome
Assistants to Mrs. Ward & Prompter
Judy Froome
Social Chairman
Judy Hayes
Choreographer
June Wood
Make-up Designer
Ken Woolley
Audio and Sound Effects
Len Morin
Printed Programme
Len Morin
Programme Advertising
Lorna Rice
Accompanist
Milt Wright
Set Designer
Nancy Turner
Assistant Production Coordinator
Norman "Duke" McGuirl
Musical Director
Peter Maundrell
Photography
Peter Vandesande
Audio and Sound Effects
Rick Matheson
Publicity
Tom Hamelin
Assistant Stage Manager
Wally Chopowick
Set Construction
Marcel Carriere
Production Coordinator