Saint Drogo
Jan. 27 & Feb. 6
Feb. 11
Up to $225
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Roles
Earnest young man tormented by his past. Single-minded in his search for redemption. Loves animals. Direct, determined.
BERNARD. 40-50. Light French dialect. Drogo's stern but understanding uncle. Nobleman.
GENNARO. 40-50. Light Italian dialect. Jovial Italian farmer who takes Drogo under his wing.
ELIZABETH. 40-60. Light French dialect. A widowed estate owner. Witty. Headstrong and direct with a soft interior.
NUN. 40-50. Light Italian dialect. A stern nun who works at the hospital. Very direct to the point of appearing uncaring.
Confused daughter of French Woman.
FRENCH MAN #2. 30s. Light French dialect. Care-free drunkard.
COACHMAN. 40s. Light Italian dialect. An uncaring cart driver.
Local parish priest. Intuitive, compassionate. Knows people and how to counsel them.
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Pierre's sweet younger sister. Inquisitive. Speaks her mind. Fascinated by Drogo and drawn to him.
A farnhand from a poor family. Sarcastic. Loves to tease his younger sister, Marie. Lonely and looking for a friend.
SOPHIE. 20-30s. Collette's more innocent friend
FRENCH WOMAN. 40s. A busybody townsperson.