GUYS AND DOLLS 1979

DIRECTORS:
Coordinator: Kathy Wood
Drama Director: Bennie Nipper
Vocal Music: Lois Carbajal
Choreographer: Kathy Wood
Accompanist:
Instrumental Music: Joe Williams

SYNOPSIS: Inspired by Damon Runyon's tales of the NYC gambling scene,is the story of love, money, and salvation in New York City. The plot begins as gambler Nathan Detroit, accompanied by his cohorts Nicely-Nicely Johnson and Benny Southstreet, is unable to find a location in which to hold his floating crap game. He needs to secure $1000 with which he can bribe for himself a place for the game. So, he makes a bet with successful gambler Sky Masterson that Sky cannot take Sarah Brown (a sergeant at the Save-a-Soul Mission) to Havana for a day. Not only does Sky try to take Sarah to Havana, but also tries to win her heart. Meanwhile, Nathan has romantic troubles of his own. He constantly attempts to stay one step ahead of his fiancee, Miss Adelaide, who wants to get him to actually marry her after a decade-long engagement and is also trying to set him on the straight and narrow path.

LEADS (in order of appearance)
Tommy Crenshaw - Angie the Ox
Nancy Nelson - Miss Adelaide
Mike Yancey - Sky Masterson
Clay Jones -  Joey Biltmore
Danna Newbrough - Mimi
Karen Hill - General Matlida Cartwright
Ken Collier - Big Julie
Kelly Williams - Nathan Detroit
Van Williams - Nicely-Nicely Johnson
Michael Morey - Benny Southstreet
Tony Hancock - Rusty Charlie
Catherine Carter - Sarah Brown
Rhonda Nichols - Arvida Abernathy
Robert Griffon - Harry the Horse
Kent Kaufhold - Lieutenant Brannigan
Hall Walling -  Drunk
Cary Windler - Waiter
SONG LIST:
Act 1
Runyonland
Fugue for Tinhorns
Follow the Fold
The Oldest Established
I'll Know
A Bushel and a Peck
Adelaide's Lament
Adelaide Meets Sara
Guys and Dolls
Havana
If I Were a Bell
My Time of Day
 
Act 2
I've Never Been in Love Before
Take Back Your Mink
More I Cannot Wish You
The Crapshooters' Dance
Luck Be a Lady
Sue Me
Sit Down, You're Rockin' the Boat
Marry the Man Today