6.9
102 min
San Francisco's prize-winning American Conservatory Theater's rowdy commedia dell'arte production incorporates slapstick, pratfall and earthy humor into William Shakespeare's comedy about the two unmarried daughters of a wealthy Italian merchant. While daughter Bianca is genteel and popular, daughter Kate is foul-tempered and strong-willed. No one dares to marry Kate, until Petruchio arrives in Padua and tries his hand at courtship.
Name | Character | Team | |
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Marc Singer | Petruchio | Unowned | |
Fredi Olster | Katherina | Unowned | |
Harry Hamlin | Mariamo | Unowned | |
Earl Boen | A Pedant | Unowned | |
Raye Birk | Gremio | Unowned | |
Ron Boussom | Grumio | Unowned | |
Barbara Dirickson | Sugarsop | Unowned | |
Bobby F. Ellerbee | Haberdasher | Unowned | |
Rick Hamilton | Tranio | Unowned | |
Charles Hyman | Camellio | Unowned | |
Daniel Kern | Biondello | Unowned | |
Michael Keys Hall | Emilio | Unowned | |
Deborah May | Widow | Unowned | |
William Paterson | Baptista | Unowned | |
Sandra Shotwell | Bianca | Unowned | |
Al White | Nathaniel | Unowned | |
Laird Williamson | Vincentio | Unowned | |
James R. Winker | Hortensio | Unowned | |
Daniel Zippi | Tailor | Unowned | |
Frank Abe | Clown | Unowned | |
Tomas Arana | Clown | Unowned | |
Lynn Butler | Clown | Unowned | |
Melodie Butler | Clown | Unowned | |
Nancy Erskine | Clown | Unowned | |
Suzanne Fry | Clown | Unowned | |
Marc Hayashi | Clown | Unowned | |
Joy Juvelis | Clown | Unowned | |
Rodney Kageyama | Clown | Unowned | |
David Kudler | Clown | Unowned | |
John Salat | Clown | Unowned | |
Suzie Smith | Clown | Unowned | |
Jean Trounstine | Clown | Unowned | |
Althea Watson | Clown | Unowned | |
Susan Westerman | Clown | Unowned | |
Kathy Wong | Clown | Unowned | |
Stephen Schnetzer | Lucentio | Unowned |