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University of British Columbia

Frederic Wood Theatre

presents

As YouLike It

ByWilliam Shakespeare

Directed ByJohn Brockington

March 5-15,1986

University ofBritish ColumbiaFREDERICWOODTHEATRE

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

Regretfully, the Frederic WoodTheatre has had to cancel itsplans to produce The Thirty NineSteps due to unforeseencopyright difficulties . We are,however, working on anotherproject with John Gray, details ofwhich we hope to be able to an-nounce shortly.

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As You Like It

It would be difficult to bring the contents of As You Like It withinthe compass of an ordinary relation ; nothing takes place, or ratherwhat does take place is not so essential as what is said ; even whatmay be called the denouement is brought about in a pretty ar-bitrary manner . Whoever perceives nothing but what is capable ofdemonstration will hardly be disposed to allow that it has any planat all . Banishment and flight have assembled together in the Forestof Arden a singular society : a Duke dethroned by his brother, and,with his faithful companions in misfortune, living in the wilds onthe produce of the chase ; two disguised princesses, who love eachother with a sisterly affection ; a witty court fool ; lastly, the nativeinhabitants of the forest, ideal and natural shepherds andshepherdesses . These lightly-sketched figures pass along in themost diversified succession ; we see always the shady dark-greenlandscape in the background, and breathe in imagination the freshair of the forest . The hours are here measured by no clocks, noregulated recurrence of duty or toil ; they flow on unnumbered involuntary occupation or fanciful idleness, to which every one ad-dicts himself according to his humour or disposition ; and thisunlimited freedom compensates all of them for the last conve-niences of life . One throws himself down solitarily under a tree,and indulges in melancholy reflections on the changes of fortune,the falsehood of the world, and the self-created torments of sociallife; others make the woods resound with social and festive songsto the accompaniment of their horns . Selfishness, envy, and ambi-tion have been left in the city behind them ; of all the human pas-sions, love alone has found an entrance into this wilderness, whereit dictates the same language to the simple shepherd and thechivalrous youth, who hangs his love-ditty to a tree . A prudishshepherdess falls instantaneously in love with Rosalind, disguisedin man's apparel ; the latter sharply reproaches her with her severityto her poor lover, and the pain of refusal, which she at length feelsfrom her own experience, disposes her to compassion and requital.The fool carries his philosophical contempt of external show andhis raillery of the illusion of love so far, that he purposely seeks outthe ugliest and simplest country wench for a mistress . Throughoutthe whole picture it seems to have been the intention of the poet toshow that nothing is wanted to call forth the poetry which has itsdwelling in nature and the human mind, but to throw off all ar-tificial constraint and restore both to their native liberty . 1809 .

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0, could he but have drawne his witAs well in brasse, as he hath hit

His face ; the Print would then surpasseAll, that was ever writ in brasse.

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Choreography bySandor Kovacs

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CAST(in order of appearance)

ORLANDO, youngest son of Sir Roland de Boys . Lawrence K . BallADAM, servant to Oliver Dennis KussOLIVER, oldest son of Sir Roland de Boys

Christopher BeckDENNIS, servant to Oliver Neil GallagherCHARLES, wrestler to Frederick Timothy T . HylandCELIA, daughter to Frederick Sarah RodgersROSALIND, daughter to the banished Duke Kathryn BrachtTOUCHSTONE, a clown Chris RosatiLE BEAU, a courtier to Frederick Philip SpeddingFREDERICK, the usurping Duke Darren AndrichukTHE BANISHED DUKE, brother to Frederick Errol DurbachCORIN,

shepherds Drew KempSILVIUS

Dion LutherAUDREY, a country wench Tanja Dixon-Warren

WILLIAM, a country fellow, in love with Audrey . . . Michael Fera

AMIENS/HYMEN,

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JAQUES,

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SIR OLIVER MARTEXT, a vicar Philip SpeddingPHEBE, a shepherdess Corinne HebdenJAQUES de BOYS, middle son of

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There will be one intermission of fifteen minutes .

u Like Itby

Shakespeare~hn Brockington

PRODUCTION

Technical Director Ian Pratt

Properties Mistress Sherry Darcus

Costume Supervisor Rosemarie Heselton

Set Construction . . Robert Eberle, Don Griffiths, John Henrickson

Cutter Christina McQuarrie

Costume Constructionand Wardrobe Mistress Jannette Bijde-Vaate

Properties Construction Don Dawson

Wigs Terry Kuzyk

Stage Manager Bruce Dow

Lighting Execution Siobhan Ryan

Assistant Stage Managers . Elana Honcharuk, Michael Groberman

Properties Assistant Debbie Starr

Design Assistant Christine Plunkett

Make-up Cynthia Johnston

House Manager SueElworthy

Box Office Bruce Dow, Carol Fisher, Linda Humphries

Business Manager Marjorie Fordham

Production Norman Young

Scenic Artists Don S. Davis, Larry Osland

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WITHIN THEFOREST

Preface to William ShakespeareSamuel Johnson

The work of a correct and regular

---_,/writer is a garden accurately formedand diligently planted, varied with

/'j)shades, and scented with flowers; thecomposition of Shakespeare is a

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Sonnet

The Road Not TakenWilliam Wordsworth

Robert Frost

How sweet it is when mother Fancy

Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,rocks

And sorry I could not travel bothThe wayward brain, to saunter through

And be one traveler, long I stooda wood!

And looked down one as far as I couldAn old place, fully of many lovely

To where it bent in the undergrowth;brood,

Then took the other, as just as fair,Tall trees, green arbours, and

And having perhaps the better claimgroundflowers in flocks ;

Because it was grassy and wantedAnd wild rose tip-toe upon hawthornstocks,

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Though as for that, the passing there.

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At Wakes and Fairs with wandering

And both that morning equally layMountebanks,-

In leaves no step had trodden black.When she stands cresting the Clown's

Oh I marked the first for another day!head and mocks

Yet knowing how way leads on to wayThe crowd beneath her . Verily I think,

I doubted if I should ever come back.Such a place to me is sometimeslike a dream

I shall be telling this with a sighOr map of the whole world : thoughts,

Somewhere ages and ages hence:link by link

Two roads diverged in a wood, and I,Enter through ears and eyesight, with

I took the one less traveled by,such gleam

And that has made all the difference.Of all things, that at last in fear I shrink,And leap at once from the delicious stream.

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