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"McGinnis has created a show that has the potential to become a classic!" "Knave of Hearts draws from many theatre staples… but ultimately it is something new and vibrant." "The Bard by way of Mel Brooks." -Katharine Sealey, Brampton Guardian Review
KNAVE OF HEARTS Beinge An Hilarious Adventure Moste Merrie and Farcical for ye Olde Stage by Todd McGinnis
KNAVE OF HEARTS by Todd McGinnis Cast of Characters: Captain Jack Hawkins: a charming scoundrel with a flair for flattery and schemes. Lord Henry Bannigan: an easily baffled widower and frustrated father who is trying to marry off his two daughters while paying as little dowry as possible. Lady Constance Bannigan: widow of Henry's dead brother, mother figure to his daughters and much more cunning than her flighty nature makes her seem. Lord Nigel Dunstable: hostile, bullying, the smartest (not that that says much) and eldest Dunstable brother. Lord Cuthbert Dunstable: the younger brother, mild, pleasant, subservient and thick as a brick. Lady Katherine Bannigan: sexy, headstrong, passionate, the eldest of Henry's daughters. Lady Mary Bannigan: innocent, cheerful and daft, her dominating sister's timid echo. Cinders: overworked and undervalued serving girl, slightly older than the Bannigan girls # of ACTS: TWO TOTAL RUNNING TIME: 1 hr. 45 minutes
HISTORY: Knave of Hearts by Todd McGinnis was originally produced by Playing After Dark Ltd. opening on the 7th of March, 2001, at the Cyril Clark Theatre in Brampton, Ontario, Canada . The production was directed by Todd McGinnis with the assistance of Tracy Rowland and Marsha Legault.The set was designed by Todd McGinnis, with lighting by Marsha Legault and costumes by Margaret Cairns. The production featured the following cast in order of appearance:
The first community theatre production of Knave of Hearts by Todd McGinnis was produced in the fall of 2003 at the Registry Theatre by Kitchener/Waterloo Little Theatre who acquired the rights through Directplays.com* *note: all rights to Knave of Hearts are currently administered through Playing After Dark The show was directed by Paul Woodard, Stage Managed by Sibylie Heidelberger and Produced by Sharon Kennedy. Costumes were by Angela Yeates, Lighting by James Harynuk and Fight Choreography by Nicholas Oddson. The production featured the following cast in order of appearance:
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