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O Lovely Glowworm
or Scenes of Great Beauty

O Lovely Glowworm

March 4–20, 2010

by Glen Berger
Directed by Alex Harvey

A.C.T. Master of Fine Arts Program
performs at Zeum Theater

Award-winning playwright Glen Berger weaves a whimsical, poetic narrative of love-struck soldiers, mermaids, unicorns, a contemplative goat, and a hapless inventor attempting to devise a self-flushing toilet, all on a fantastical quest for the meaning of existence. Set in a small corner of Ireland circa 1918 and suffused with music from World War I, O Lovely Glowworm is a joyously inventive celebration of humanity.

Zeum Theater
221 Fourth Street
San Francisco, CA 94103

Cast

Jon Joseph Gentry
(Truant Officer/Old Soldier/Clerk)

Emily Kitchens
(Philomel)

Philip Mills
(Macmann)

Tobie L. Windham
(Goat/Taxidermist)
David Jacobs
(Halliwell)

Mairin Lee
(Mother/Kathleen)

Kyle Schaefer
(Marveaux)

Creative Team

Glen Berger (Playwright)
Alex Harvey (Director)
Melepomene Katakalos (Scenic Designer)
Callie Floor (Costume Designer)
Benjamin Wilhelm (Lighting Designer)
Robert Rutt (Musical Director)
Gillian Confair (Stage Manager)
Ashley Costa (Assistant Stage Manager)
Jill Walmsley Zager (Voice and Speech Coach)
Dave Maier (Fight Director)
Shelley Carter (Assistant Director)

Production Photos

Click to view larger images from O Lovely Glowworm. All photographs by Kevin Berne.

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